Career Tech Agreements

Career Tech is a program of study designed to lead to a technical college degree. It begins during a student’s junior year of high school and continues at Edison State Community College. Career Tech allows students in career technology programs to earn credits toward a college degree while they are attending high school-saving time and money and eliminating duplication of learning after graduation. Students who then choose to pursue a bachelor’s degree have numerous opportunities to seamlessly transfer credits from Edison State Community College to a variety of colleges and universities.

Students participating in the following career technology programs at area high schools are eligible to earn articulated credits as outlined by the Career Tech Agreements found below. Submit the Career Tech Credit Retrieval Form to request that the college credit you earned be applied to your student record.

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Covington High School ►
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Greene County Career Center ►
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Greenville High School ►
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Miami Valley Career Technology Center ►
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Ohio Hi-Point Career Center ►
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Piqua High School ►
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Springfield Clark Career Technology Center ►
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Stebbins High School ►
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Tri Star Career Compact ►
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Upper Valley Career Center ►
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