Articulated College Credit

Students who successfully complete their Wilson Talent Center (WTC) program have the opportunity to earn articulated college credit from a variety of colleges and/or universities.

What is Articulated Credit?

Articulated credit is college credit earned while a student is in high school. The credit is awarded for a career and technical education high school course that is associated with a comparable college-level course, for which there is a signed articulation agreement between the CTE program and the college. Articulated credit can then be applied towards a degree or certificate program as long as the student applies to that college  or university. Some schools may require that students take a knowledge based test to earn the credit.

See below what Articulated Credit is available  by college/university.  Note that additional articulated credit may be available specific to one program only.

Articulated credits granted are subject to change and approval of the WTC instructor is required. Additional colleges may offer articulated credit. See the program specific articulation document on the program page. Students must meet requirements of the post-secondary institution to receive credit, it is not automatic for participating in the program.

  • TED 240, Foundations of Education, (3) credits, Educational Careers
  • TED 206, Childhoos Development,  (3) credits, Educational Careers

 

  • ITS 2110, Introduction to Network Security, (3) credits, Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics
  • NET1010, Networking Essentials, (3) credits, Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics
  • CIS 1110A, Computer Operating Systems and Maintenance, (3) credits, Cybersecurity and Programming & Mobile Apps
  • CS 2150, C++ Programming, (3) credits, Programming & Mobile Applications
  • Introduction to HTML, (3) credits Programming & Mobile Applications
  • World Wide Web Design, (3) credits, Programming & Mobile Applications
  • BAK 1010, Baking Science, (1) credit, Culinary Arts & Hospitality
  • CUL 1150 Culinary Math, (3) credits, Culinary Arts & Hospitality
  • ECE 1010 Introduction to Early Childhood Education, (3) credits, Educational Careers
  • ECE 1110, Early Childhood Development, (3) credits, Educational Careers
  • ECE 1310, Healthy Environments for Early Childhood, (3) credits, Educational Careers
  • ECE 1410 Creative Activities, (3) credits, Educational Careers
  • CRJ 1010, Introduction to Criminal Justice, (3) credits, Criminal Justice
  • CRJ 2110, Interpersonal Communciation & Conflict Mgt., (3) credits, Criminal Justice
  • CRJ 2210, Interviewing, Investigations & Report Writing, (3) credits, Criminal Justice
  • CRJ 2310, Principles of Policing I, (3) credits, Criminal Justice
  • AST 1110A,  & Lab Engine Repair I (A1), (4) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AST 1310A, & Lab Brakes (A5), (4) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AST 1410A, & Lab Electrical/Electronic Systems, (4) credits, Automotive Technology
  • MATT 1350, & Lab Introduction to Gas/Arc/Mig/Tig Welding, Welding Technology
  • 1 year Graphics & Printing Technology Communications (3) credits, New Media
  • 2 years Graphics & Printing Technology Commuications (6) credits, New Media

 

State of Michigan ASE Entry Level MLR in the following:

  • AUTO 101, Engine Repair, (3) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AUTO 102, Automatic Transmission, (3) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AUTO 103, Manual Drive Trains & Axles, (2) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AUTO 104, Suspension and Steering, (3) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AUTO 105, Brakes, (2) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AUTO 106, Electrical/Electronic Systems, (4) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AUTO 107, Heating/Air Conditioning, (2) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AUTO 108, Engine Performance, (3) credits, Automotive Technology
  • AUTO 110, MLR Internship 80 hours, (1) credit, Automotive Technology

 

  • AMS 101, Automotive Service Introduction, (3) credits, Automotive Technology
  • ECE 101, Introduction to Early Childhood Education, (4) credits, Educational Careers
  • ECE 150, Prep for Childhood Development Associate Credential, (2) credits, Educational Careers
  • Potential Credit Based on a Portfolio Review, credits TBD, New Media
  • ALH 100 Medical Terminology, (2) credits, Health Foundations
  • CJS 200, Intro to Law Enforcement, (3) credits, Criminal Justice OR
  • CJS 220, Intro to Corrections, (3) credits, Criminal Justice (students do not get both classes articulated)
  • WLD 126, Sense 1A, (3) credits, Welding Technology
  • WLD 127, Sense 1B (3) credits, Welding Technology