CTE Dual Credit Enrollment Procedures

Procedure Number
206
Purpose
CTE Dual Credit allows eligible 9th through 12th grade students the opportunity to earn college credit for articulated high school Career and Technical Education (CTE) designated courses. Courses completed at the high school can be requested to be transcribed at SPSCC for college credit and can count toward college Associate in Applied Science degrees.
Applies to:
9th through 12th grade students, as determined by the local public school district, charter school or tribal compact school, that have an articulated CTE Dual Credit programs offered through a Washington state community and technical college. High schools and districts are responsible for student placement into eligible courses. A student can complete a CTE Dual Credit designated course for high school credit only if they choose to or do fill out the SERS application.
Effective Date
12 Dec 2023
Last Reviewed Date
12 Dec 2023
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To enroll, students must request to earn college credit by completing registration in the state-wide SERS application during the year they are taking the CTE Dual Credit articulated course at the high school.  They must earn a “B” or better grade in the course at the high school for college credit to be awarded.  Detailed information and enrollment steps can be found on the CTE Dual Credit Admissions webpage.

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To have CTE Dual credit earned from an SPSCC articulated course transcribed, students must fill out the CTE Dual Credit & Transfer of Credit Application.  This application both admits the student to SPSCC and transcribes their earned credit from SERS. 

Further information about the CTE Dual Credit program, FAQs, parent access to student records and grades & transcripts can be found on the Dual Credit Programs FAQs & Records Information webpage.

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