Master of Community Association Management (MCAM)

The ultimate achievement for community association managers.

MCAM CERTIFICATION

The Master of Community Association Management (MCAM) certification is the highest professional recognition available for California community association managers.

Earning the MCAM

Community managers can earn the CCAM in 4 steps:

STEP 1: Successfully complete within three years prior to submitting the MCAM Application the following courses:

• • BDA 300 – Fundamentals of Effective Governance
  • LDR 400 – Human Resource Management
  • LDR 550 – Ethics Mastery
  • INS 300 – Advanced Insurance Principles
  • INS 400 – Risk Management
  • FIN 320 – Strategic Financial Planning

STEP 2: Hold the CCAM certification in good standing for a minimum of six consecutive years at time of application.

STEP 3: Submit the MCAM Application and processing fee (coursework may be applied up to three years from completion).

STEP 4: Upon acceptance, successfully complete a three-part comprehensive assessment comprised of a 100-question multiple choice exam, written Case Study and oral presentation.