College Credit Earned At Central Tech
Now through a Cooperative Alliance Agreement high school and adult students may earn college credit for courses taken at Central Technology Center and apply that credit toward an Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree at:
And students pay no tuition for those credit hours!
Individuals enrolling in a Cooperative Alliance will save on:
- college expenses
- avoid course duplication from high school to college
- shorten the time needed to earn a college degree
- earn college credit for approved Central Tech courses
- transition easily from high school to college and on into a career
Choosing the Cooperative Alliance path has allowed some students to save as much as $7,000 to $9,000 on the cost of a technical degree and graduate in substantially less time when attending OSU-IT.
For example, enroll in Network Security Administration at Central Technology Center in Drumright starting the fall of your junior year. Complete the two-year program while finishing high school. Then enroll in OSU-IT and graduate with your Associate Degree in less than a year. The Cooperative Alliance path significantly reduces the time and expense of earning your degree at OSU-IT.
Take advantage of this opportunity to ensure a seamless transition to college and into the career path of your choice.
Contact Central Tech's College Credit Advisor for details.
Want to know more?
Go to http://www.okcareertech.org/alliances/ for a podcast with stories from students like you. You will also find answers to parents most frequently asked questions. Click on FAQ.
Requirements:
High School
Admission for junior and senior high school students requires admittance in a Central Tech program with:
- a Cooperative Alliance Agreement
- an ACT score of 19
- or ACT PLAN score of 15
- or a current high school GPA of 2.5
- and signed statement of understanding from a parent or guardian.
Adult
Admission for adults requires admittance in a Central Tech program with:
- a Cooperative Alliance Agreement
- and completion of an Application form
