Students enrolled in Excel TECC career technical programs have several ways of earning college credits associated with their program through Lakeland Community College, Cuyahoga Community College, Stark State College, University of Akron, Kent State University or CTAG/CT2 (statewide guarantee of credit transfer
*It is important to note that each articulation agreement is unique to that college and that if trying to transfer any CTE college credits, it is up to the incoming institution as to whether they will accept or deny those credits.
NOTE: Articulation agreements are reviewed annually and subject to change.
FOR THE ENTIRE PROCESS WITH CTAGs, TRI-C, Lakeland, Kent State and University of Akron, just click HERE
For Cuyahoga Community College Articulation Agreements please click
HEREFor Lakeland Articulation Agreements please click
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To Claim University of Akron credits contact:
Kelly Herold, Assistant Dean, CAST
University of Akron
Akron OH 44325-6001
330-972-8832
CAREER-TECHNICAL CREDIT TRANSFER [CT2]
CAREEER-TECHNICAL ASSURANCE GUIDES [CTAGs]
Students who successfully completed specified technical programs are eligible to have technical credit transfer to OH public colleges and universities. This transfer of credit is described in Career-Technical Assurance Guides [CTAGs]. CTAGs are advising tools that assist students moving from Ohio secondary institutions to Ohio public institutions of higher education.
[CT2] works by aligning the content of career and technical programs at high schools, career centers, and Ohio Technical Centers with courses at Ohio's community colleges and universities. Once an institution has a program or courses approved by a panel of faculty experts from around the state, students who complete a program and pass the credentialing, or licensing exam are eligible for college credit at any of Ohio's public colleges or universities that offer the course[s]/program.
HOW IT WORKS
The process for application begins with the Verification From which will be provided by the Excel TECC instructor of the program. The student is to complete Part I and return to their instructor who will complete Part II. The instructor will turn the form in to the Administrative Office for the Director to complete and send to the institution. If the student has earned an industry credential, they will need to present that to the admissions office of the institution.