Overview
Earn your Ohio School Treasurer License through Xavier’s streamlined 12-credit program for administrators.
Gain the financial precision and legal knowledge required for the Ohio School Treasurer License. This targeted 12-credit curriculum turns your administrative experience into expert-level school business and financial management.
Tuition and Fees
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Program Eligibility
Applicant's must meet the following criteria:
- Candidate has a baccalaureate degree in business, OR
- Candidate has a baccalaureate degree in a non-business area, three semester hours in accounting, six additional semester hours in accounting, business, or finance-related coursework (such as economics, statistics, information systems, and operations management) - (9 credit hours)
12
Credit Hours
2-3
Semesters
Meets Ohio Licensure Requirements
Specifically designed to meet the requirements for the Ohio School Treasurer License.
Focus on Practical Application
Gain hands-on experience in financial management, budgeting, legal compliance and administrative duties.
Career Advancement
Enhance your career prospects and take on leadership roles in school financial management.
Curriculum (12 credits)
Our 12-credit curriculum offers a high-impact blend of advanced school finance, educational law, and 300 hours of hands-on internship experience designed to prepare you for the real-world complexities of district leadership.A thorough examination of financial operations, resource management, budgetary control, purchasing processes, school insurance, facility management, pupil transportation, and school construction.
An in-depth exploration of key legal issues in education, including U.S. Supreme Court cases, federal and state statutes, constitutional law, labor issues, student and parent rights, and community interests.
A supervised internship providing practical experience in school treasurer duties, focusing on applying classroom knowledge to real-world scenarios. Minimum 150 hour internship.
A continuation of internship 1, with a minimum of 150 additional hours of supervised internship.
Where can this certificate take you?
As a licensed Treasurer, you serve as the primary fiscal leader and Chief Financial Officer, guiding critical decisions on state funding, five-year forecasts and levy planning. Beyond overseeing the district’s "business engine"—from multi-million dollar construction projects to pupil transportation—you will act as a strategic expert in labor negotiations, GAAP compliance and statutory legal requirements.