SA国际传媒

Articulation is a process that allows high school students to earn college credit through agreements between their high schools and SA国际传媒. Area school districts and SA国际传媒 agree on core competencies and performance levels to ensure credits are transferable to the College.

Articulated courses (high school courses taught by a high school teacher) allow high school students to earn college credit in a SA国际传媒 career and technical program for courses taken in the high school.

SA国际传媒 instructors work with high school teachers to identify competencies that are common at both the high school and college levels. Signed agreements allow high school students to earn College credit for achieving these skills while in high school.

Cost

There is no charge, to the student or the high school, for College credit awarded through this agreement.

Transfer of Credit

SA国际传媒 will accept articulated credit through partnerships established between the high school and the College.

How Articulated Credit is Earned

To receive articulated credit at SA国际传媒, the school district must have a signed course articulation agreement with the College. Student requirements include:

1. an official high school transcript and a Request for Articulated Credit Form must be provided to the SA国际传媒 registrar.

2. students must attend SA国际传媒 within 12 months of high school graduation to be eligible for articulated credit

3. credit will be entered on a SA国际传媒 transcript after the student has accumulated 12 SA国际传媒 credits post-high school or after earning the high school equivalency diploma (HSED)

4. articulated credit is given for SA国际传媒 career and technical program classes, not four-year college transfer courses

5. visit the to view statewide articulation certificates and competency requirements

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