Learner Reviews & Feedback for Effective Compliance Programs by University of Pennsylvania
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M
Nov 24, 2019
The course was very useful for me. I learned a lot about compliance and its important role in business. I definitely will use such a valuable knowledge in my job. Thank you all for your kind work!
TF
Jun 29, 2021
Wonderful information and presented very well. There would be benefit to updating examples and statistics (e.g. cyber threats) to bring it more current, but the fundamentals are all solid.
101 - 118 of 118 Reviews for Effective Compliance Programs
By Luis F P V
•Jun 1, 2020
Very useful
By RAHEL M L
•Sep 4, 2023
Buen curso
By Mauricio W
•Feb 8, 2021
Excellent!
By Maurício A d A
•Jul 8, 2019
Very good.
By Santi V
•Apr 18, 2024
VERY GOOD
By Natarajan K
•May 8, 2023
Thank you
By Juan M C R
•Jun 27, 2021
excellent
By Luiz E P P d S
•Nov 5, 2021
Perfect!
By Kidany V
•Aug 7, 2023
Great!
By Ogechi f O
•Feb 15, 2023
Great
By nash
•Dec 7, 2023
good
By CHILAMBIRA C
•Jul 7, 2020
good
By Nicolas P
•Aug 5, 2021
Good learning, concrete and specific topics, good analysis of the financial sector and good analysis of the program in general.
By Morgan B
•Sep 30, 2019
Such valuable information! I love the way the teachers explain various concepts, and in an easily understandable manner.
By Shakira H
•Dec 18, 2020
Excellent course.
Information shared is not overwhelming, but easily understood.
By Sunday A
•Feb 21, 2024
straight to the point in simple language and really educative
By Daniel M
•May 28, 2020
Nice content! Very good professors!
By Travis M
•Oct 16, 2021
Aalthough you will learn alot in the course in regards to compliance, the history of compliance, different regulating bodies, case studies, this certificate is a waste of time. i completed the Regulatory Compliance Specialization, i invested hours of time, spent the money for the certificate only to find out the certificate has a huge disclaimer stamped to the front of it which says its not a degree, its not the same as taking it on campus, it has no credit, and completely marginalizes the effort of the individual. the certificate might as well be written on a napkin as that's how potential and current employers are going to view it.