Appraisal Studies

Learn general valuation theory, basic appraisal terminology, and economic concepts that apply to valuation. Become acquainted with the appraisal process, ethical concerns of the appraiser, and the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), the professional standards of the appraiser.

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Understand the appraisal process, from identifying the appraisal problem through developing the “scope of work” to solve the problem. Expand your appraisal terminology, and gain knowledge about the market research and analysis methods needed to reach conclusions of value.

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PREREQ: ASC1000

Explore the basics of communicating an appraisal as a written report. Understand the required elements of an appraisal report, and obtain guidance on organizing a document that presents logical argument for value. Learn to use proper appraisal terminology and research methodology to complete your appraisal report.

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PREREQ: ASC1010

Investigate compliance with laws and regulations, and expand your understanding of professional standards and ethical requirements. Use analysis techniques for concluding fair market value. Gain additional insight into the auction market, the insurance industry, how tort law affects appraisers, and legal precedents on which many appraisal issues are based.

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PREREQ: ASC1020

Receive a discount when you register for all four required courses (ASC 1000, 1010, 1020, and 1030).

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16-day accommodations on the Purchase College, State University of New York campus. On-campus single dorm rooms in Alumni Village make your stay affordable and convenient to your classes, the Neuberger Museum of Art, and the Library. These air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms are available for use during the two-week period. Enjoy coffee and snacks at Starbucks, located adjacent to the building. Use the campus dining facilities for meals or choose from local restaurants.

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This National USPAP course was specifically developed for users of Standards 7 and 8. This course is approved by the Appraisal Standards Board of the Appraisal Foundation and will familiarize students with the recognized standards governing professional appraisals.

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Learn how professional personal property appraisers approach their work when forming an opinion of an object’s value. Appraising art demands a wide spectrum of knowledge and experience in a fascinating combination of areas – attributions, history of ownership, forgery detection, tax law, and market influences. Understand best-practice guidelines for pursuing and expanding research avenues using real-world examples and in-depth observations.

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