CFRM Non-Degree Application
For Certificate and Single Course Candidates
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Thank you for your interest in non-degree coursework in Computational Finance & Risk Management at the University of Washington. All applicants should begin here so that academic qualifications can be adequately reviewed. Before beginning your application, please be sure to review the program information on the website, including prerequisites. Successful applicants will be contacted with information necessary to complete the registration process at UW Professional & Continuing Education (PCE).
Autumn 2017 CF certificate: August 31, 2017 (program begins late September 2017)
Single course applications are due at least 3 weeks prior to the start of the specific course.
Applications received after the deadline may be considered at the discretion of the department, but on-time access to the course cannot be guaranteed.
Thank you for your interest in non-degree coursework in Computational Finance & Risk Management at the University of Washington. All applicants should begin here so that academic qualifications can be adequately reviewed. Before beginning your application, please be sure to review the program information on the website, including prerequisites. Successful applicants will be contacted with information necessary to complete the registration process at UW Professional & Continuing Education (PCE).
CFRM online applications accepted for:
- Computational Finance (CF) Certificate
- Quantitative Fundamentals of Computational Finance (QF) Certificate
- Single Course Enrollment in CFRM 460/461/462/463/540/541/542/543
Application Deadlines
Autumn 2017 QF certificate: August 31, 2017 (program begins late September 2017)Autumn 2017 CF certificate: August 31, 2017 (program begins late September 2017)
Single course applications are due at least 3 weeks prior to the start of the specific course.
Applications received after the deadline may be considered at the discretion of the department, but on-time access to the course cannot be guaranteed.
What You Will Need
This form will ask for information on your education history and contains specific questions about your university-level coursework, including grades and textbooks. It is helpful to refer to a transcript, course catalog, or individual syllabi. If you do not have access to these items, you will need to complete the information to the best of your ability based on your own memory. You will need to provide a current resume and a one-page letter of application, which you can paste in plain text or upload in PDF format (maximum file size is 1MB each).