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High School Opportunities Wisconsin Youth Options The youth options program allows high school students to attend a Wisconsin technical college and earn both high school and technical college credit. Students are eligible if they go to a public high school and have completed tenth grade with good academic standing, met any course prerequisites, have written approval from a parent or guardian, and have no history of disciplinary problems. Students will need: 1. A completed DPI PI8700A form signed by the school board. 2. A completed Wisconsin Technical College application. 3. A letter from the school board stating which classes, books, and fees are the school district’s tuition responsibility. The program opens the door to greater learning opportunities for those who are motivated to get started on their careers and who are ready to try a new learning environment. Those interested must notify their local school board — using the PI8700A form — by March 1 for the fall semester or October 1 for the spring semester. Forms are available from high school guidance offices, or, for more information, contact a high school counselor. Youth options information is also available on the WITC Web site at witc.edu/highschool/earncredit. Transcripted Credit An actual technical college course, using college textbooks and materials, is taught to high school students in a high school setting. An agreement between the technical college and high school spells out conditions the student must meet to successfully complete the course. The course is taught by the student’s high school instructor and college credits are awarded and recorded on a technical college transcript upon successful completion of the course. Transfer From WITC to Another Institution Since the transfer and acceptance of credits is determined by each receiving college, WITC cannot guarantee that a student’s WITC credits will transfer. If a WITC student would like to transfer to another college or university, they will need to contact that institution for information on course transferability. Transfer Opportunities WITC has developed transfer agreements with four-year private colleges and universities in the University of Wisconsin System. Transfer agreements may contain course-to-course equivalencies, while others provide for a total program transfer. The Transfer Information System (TIS) Web site (//tis.uwsa.edu) has been developed by the University of Wisconsin System in cooperation with the Wisconsin Technical College System. The purpose of the TIS is to help students understand their options and provide information about transferring credits and programs between the two systems. Most colleges review transcripts on an individual basis to determine which credits will transfer. Students planning to attend a four-year college or university after attending WITC should contact an admissions counselor or academic advisor at the four-year college of their choice. Requirements vary from institution to institution and an admissions counselor or academic advisor can help students plan their coursework to optimize their transfer of credit into a major. WITC’s transfer equivalency site is intended to provide prospective transfer students with information on how courses taken previously at private Wisconsin colleges and out of state colleges will transfer to WITC. When using the course Transfer Equivalency Service (TES) students should remember: (UW Colleges are listed on a separate site named Transfer Information System [TIS]) • The information on the TES system is provided as a guide to how classes from a student’s current or former school may transfer to WITC. • The course equivalency site lists commonly transferred courses to WITC from other institutions; the site is organized alphabetically by institution, and courses are grouped by subject area. If students do not find a course from their school listed on the site, the course may still transfer to WITC. Students should contact the campus credit for prior learning contact for assistance. • Final determination of transfer credit acceptance is ultimately made by the campus credit for prior learning contact or registrar once admitted to a program and official transcripts of all completed coursework have been received. • Additional schools and courses will be added on a regular basis, as students request transfer credit reviews. • The catalog dates for each institution reflect the latest revision date for transfer equivalencies from that school. For more information visit witc.edu/academics/transfer/tes. Servicemembers Opportunity College (SOC) WITC is a member of SOC and uses the ACE Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experience in the Armed Forces as the basis for evaluating military training and experience. WITC is here to support Military Servicemembers, Veterans, and their Families by offering a wide range of transfer and occupational programs and comprehensive student services for the men and women in the Armed Forces. Online Degree Transfer Opportunities By combining a student’s associate degree credits with online courses, they can complete their bachelor’s degree through unique alliances with a number of colleges and universities. For more information, visit witc.edu. 28 800.243.9482 witc.edu 2012-2013
Accounting Futuremaker How to Become a WITC Student How to Become a WITC Student How to Become a WITC Student, 30 Explore the College and Careers, 31 Admissions Process, 31 Declared Program Major, 32 Double Program Major Undeclared Program Major, 32 Auditing Courses, 32 International Student, 33 Requirements for Admission, 33 Grade Point Average (GPA) Requirements Credit for Prior Learning, 33 Postsecondary Credits Earned at WTCS and Non-WTCS Colleges Experiential Learning Credit by Exam High School Credits Registered Apprenticeship Advanced Sequential Courses Course Substitution Registration/Enrollment, 35 Late Registration, 35 New Student Orientation, 35 Online Learning Orientation, 35 Class Expectations, 35 Student Academic Appeals, 36 Application for Admission Instructions, 37 Application for Admission Form, 38 800.243.9482 witc.edu 2012-2013 29
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