Guidelines and Procedures Governing this Agreement

Schedule of courses may vary, but other changes to programs must be approved by  your high school Guidance Counselor and an SVCC Division Chair (now called Dean of Instruction).

In order to receive articulation credit under this agreement, students must graduate with at least a 2.0 overall average (on a 4.0 scale).  In order to receive articulated credit on a particular course, a student must receive a “B” or better on the course. 

Courses accepted for articulation credit at SVCC may not transfer to other institutions.

Although college placement tests will be administered, no examination on articulated courses will be required if students enroll in the Tech Prep Associate degree or Certificate Program at SVCC within two years of graduation.  Thereafter, SVCC may, at its discretion, require proof of program content retention.

Tech Prep students pursuing an Associate degree will receive credit for a maximum of four articulated, non-dual-enrollment courses (two for a Certificate Program).   If a qualifying student has credit for more than four of the approved articulated courses, SVCC will waive those additional approved courses.  However, the student will be required to take Program related electives in lieu of the waived courses.

Students are responsible for ensuring that information regarding qualifying articulation courses is brought to the attention of their SVCC Faculty Advisor 

The statements and provisions in this program sheet are not to be regarded as a contract between the student, School, and College that cannot be recalled.  The College reserves the right to change, when warranted, any of the provisions, schedules, programs, or courses as might be required.  Changes may be made to this agreement as considered necessary by the School and the College.

 Unless stated as otherwise, the requirements set forth on this page reflect the School and College standards/requirements for the year 2001-2002.

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