Columbia College
107 Missouri Hall
1001 Rogers Street
Columbia, MO 65216
United States
Programs at CCIS - Missouri
Part-Time
Human Resource Management
- Tuition is based on 36 credit hours.
Distance Learning
Human Resource Management
- Tuition is based on 36 credit hours.
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Application Tracker - CCIS - Missouri
| User | Status | Program | Work Exp. | Class Rank | Status | Application | Complete | Decision |
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| Kaleemulla... | following | --- | --- | --- | following | --- | --- | --- |
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