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You can't compare a certificate course to a certification. One is 
providing you with knowledge the other is testing your knowledge
>>

You are of course correct on that Peter. But a differentiation is a kind 
of comparison, and yours is a valuable point to make to Lisa in deciding 
her course of action. Her question, I believe, was in their relative value 
as "credentials." The CRM would in my opinion be the more valuable in 
terms of credentials. But one would need the education (possibly in the 
form of a college certificate) and experience before one can acquire the 
credentials. So her own professional development goal/objective/purpose 
would be a major factor in deciding whether at this time to apply her time 
and money toward a college certificate program or to sit for the CRM. 

Gary 
 



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