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Industrial, Manufacturing, Materials Science and Mechanical. * Health Transfer associate degree may be applicable in such health and science specialties as Dentistry, Medicine, Mortuary …
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accredited mortuary science program of study. • A designed managing funeral director and supervisor must sign the application. Funeral Director: • Associate degree in any field required. …
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The Mortuary Science program curriculum offers a course of study leading to the Associate of Applied Science Degree. The program is designed to encompass the managerial and technical …
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Associate Degree in Applied Science; Bachelor Degree in Mortuary Science Licensed Funeral Director Service Corporation International (SCI) Westberg Leda FDI/LM FD License 22 years …
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Last Name First Name Credentials Degree/License Held Title …
Associate Degree in Applied Science; Bachelor Degree in Mortuary Science Licensed Funeral Director Service Corporation International (SCI) Westberg Leda FDI/LM FD License 22 years …
