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University Excel Certification Requirements

A growing number of business schools require a Microsoft Office Specialist Excel certification to stay in the major, enroll in a course, or graduate. These pages set out exactly what each school asks for, which exam it maps to, and what happens if you miss it — sourced from the school’s own published pages.

Schools we cover

Chaminade University of Honolulu
Business Administration program · Honolulu, Hawaii · requires MO-210
See the requirement
Providence College
School of Business · Providence, Rhode Island · requires MO-210
See the requirement
Seattle University
Albers School of Business and Economics · Seattle, Washington · requires MO-210
See the requirement
Texas Christian University
Neeley School of Business · Fort Worth, Texas · requires MO-210
See the requirement
Towson University
College of Business and Economics · Towson, Maryland · requires MO-210
See the requirement
University of Denver
Daniels College of Business · Denver, Colorado · requires MO-210
See the requirement
University of Minnesota Duluth
Labovitz School of Business and Economics · Duluth, Minnesota · requires MO-210
See the requirement

Not seeing your school?

We only publish a page when we can link the school’s own statement of the requirement, so this list grows slowly and on purpose. If your university requires an Excel certification and is not here, send us the page that says so and we will look into it.

Excel Experts Certify is an independent practice-exam provider and a Certiport Authorized Test Center. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any university named on this site. University names are used only to identify whose requirement is described, and each page links the school’s own source. Your requirement is whatever your school says it is — confirm it with them.

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