Students who attend CTE have the opportunity to get a head start on a technical career through articulation. Credit earned in specific CTE programs can be applied towards college graduation requirements for a degree or certificate. CTE course development began with college faculty, administrators, and staff in working with high school/CTE faculty, administrators, and staff in reviewing the technical competency levels of the course as well as of students to formulate a smooth transition from high school courses, to college courses, to work. A partnership benefiting both the Elkhart Area Career Center and Glen Oaks Community College has existed for the past year.
The following is a list of articulation courses:
Business Information Technology
-- *ALH 218 Medical Terminology
*must complete the Medical Terminology exam prior to being awarded a certificate
-- **ALH 250 Law & Ethics
**Must complete entire workbook before a certificate will be awarded
-- EDP 227 Concepts of Spreadsheets Level I (Excel)*
-- EDP 233 Concepts of Word Processing Level I (Word)*
-- EDP 234 Database Applications (Access)*
*Must successfully pass the MOS core exam and submit a copy of the certificate to
the Registrar's office
-- BAA 111 Principles of Accounting
Early Childhood Education & Services I
-- SSE 120 Early Childhood Education
Early Childhood Education & Services II
-- SSE 101 Early Childhood Development I
-- SSE 102 Early Childhood Development II
Machine Tool Technology
-- VTM 131 Machine Tool (Lathe)
A student must enroll in Glen Oaks Community College within 24 months following high school graduation in order to be eligible for college credit under this agreement. There is no guarantee that the articulated credits will transfer to other colleges or training institutions.
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