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- Your connection to college
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- Central Texas College is your partner in a seamless transition to a
college education!
- Complete the application process
- Find information about Pell Grants (Financial Aid)
- Testing requirements for College Readiness
- Passing the TAKS does not make you college ready
- Taking dual credit does not make you college ready for all subjects=
- On-site guidance by CTC and Texas A&M –Central Texas
- Campus tour
- Acceptance Letter from CTC and TAMU-CT with high school diploma
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- All paperwork is completed for college admission!
- IF YOU PLAN TO GRADUATE EARLY be sure to note this on your applicat=
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to speed processing
- Financial Aid completed
- Degree Plan may already be written
- We come to YOU AT YOUR school--No long waiting to see a counselor
- Eligible for summer classes
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- Tuition rates are less than a four year college and most community
colleges
- One year at CTC vs university
- Smaller class size
- Easier to transfer into a four year college
- Students can take vocational career paths
- Nursing/EMT paramedic
- Computer science
- Drafting and design
- Automotive, welding, building trades
- Cosmetology
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- Transferability:
- Common course number in Texas
- Transfer guides on all upper level websites
- Complete the ENTIRE core at CTC =3D guaranteed transfer
- Workforce education transferability vs. core
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- Liberal arts, humanities, sciences, and political, social and cultur=
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history that undergraduates of a public higher education institution=
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Texas are required to complete before receiving a bachelor’s
degree
- 42 credit hours
- Any Texas public community college or university will accept
“core” courses, provided such credits are within the
approved transfer curriculum of the student’s declared major f=
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of study at the receiving institution. A change of major may result =
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loss of credits earned in a previous program.
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- Office Technology
- Health Information Management
- Medical Secretary
- Medical Office Specialist
- Office Information Management
- Industrial Technology
- Automotive
- Building/Construction Trades
- Diesel
- Graphics and Printing
- Welding
- Other programs-Cosmetology, Truck Driving , Heating and Air Conditio=
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- Students do not need to wait for a semester start.
- Students establish their own schedules within the hours of the Skills
Center operation.
- Once all paperwork is completed, students will have their classes
created with a starting date convenient to them.
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- Students have a clock hour “maximum” and must complete a=
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tests and hands-on work within that time frame.
- Students, with the instructor, determine when they are ready to take
tests and do hands-on work. When they finish a class, they mov=
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to the next class.
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- Courses are “P” or “N” graded not A,
B…
- Students have 5 reasonable attempts to achieve 80% on all written ex=
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- Students have as many tries as needed to achieve the 100% accuracy
required for hands-on performance tasks.
- This allows students to learn from mistakes without penalty.
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- Students in Industrial Technology (IT) self-paced courses take only =
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course at a time.
- Students in Office Technology (OT) may take one or two classes at a
time, but no more.
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- Complete your application (Fall)
- Attend a financial aid session and complete your FAFSA (after Jan 1)=
- Test as required based on your TAKs scores
- On-site guidance for degree plan
- Tour campus
- Graduate & be accepted!
- FAST TRACK FINALE!!!!
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