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Welcome to the CCIM Student Center. This site provides resources for our students both before and after taking a class. The Student Center is open to registered students, CCIM candidates and Designees. NEW: My Course History Access a detailed record of your CCIM course history. Login required. Free CCIM Excel-based calculator makes completing solutions for our courses fast and easy. ACCESS: CCIM candidates and designees can log in with their chosen usernames and passwords from our other web sites, such as ccim.com and STDB online. For CI 101 students who are not members, see your course confirmation letter for further instructions. For help with your password, contact a Solution Center Specialist at 800-621-7027.
CCIM Business Forms Instructions for Downloading: The links on the pages above connect directly to the files on our server. The files are in Word97, Excel97, PowerPoint, and PDF. For Word97, Excel, and PowerPoint files, simply click on the linked file and follow your computer's prompts to open and/or save the file to a directory on your computer (be sure to remember the directory in which it is saving the files and the names it gives them). You will need to use Acrobat Reader to view the PDF files; use this link to download the free Acrobat Reader if you do not already have it on your computer. (PDF files are noted on the resource pages; all others are Excel or Word files.) Note: If this download procedure doesn't work on your computer, right-click on the link to save the file directly to your computer. Laptop computers: Laptop computers are strongly recommended for use in CI 101 102, CI 103, and CI 104. In class you'll receive ExcelŽ spreadsheets that will help you solve the class activities in the courses and for use on the final exam. For additional information on technology requirements, click here. Financial calculators: The CCIM reference manuals illustrate the keystrokes of the Hewlett-Packard 10BII, an inexpensive financial calculator. However, if you wish to bring another financial calculator that you are familiar with, you may do so. Be sure to review its functions before class since the manuals only use the HP-10BII. Both Hewlett-Packard and Texas Instruments have posted reference guides for their calculators on their web sites. See the sites below if you have any questions on a particular calculator. You can even purchase the calculators through these sites. Hewlett-Packard Financial Calculators http://www.hp.com/calculators/financial/index.html Texas Instruments Financial Calculators |
