The American Council on Education (ACE) is the nation's unifying body for higher education. They have recognized the investment McDonald’s has made in people and the company’s high-caliber training curriculum.
Hamburger University students can earn credit toward a college degree through their course work. The American Council on Education has recommended 100 percent of the restaurant manager and mid-management curriculum for college credit – a total of 46 credits.
This means that McDonald's training for Managers is now recognized as college-level course work, eligible for credits that can be transferred to colleges and universities (both private and public) and applied toward a 2 or 4-year degree.
The average restaurant manager has completed the equivalent of approximately 21 credit hours of college-level work through their McDonald’s training, which is equal to about one semester of college.
We continue to work with colleges and universities to leverage our partnership with the American Council on Education.
If you are a McDonald’s employee, click here and learn how to turn your training experience into college credits today!