ACCM and area high schools have partnered to offer students who have successfully completed a select group of courses through their high school the opportunity to receive credit for a comparable course following enrollment at UACCM. These agreements to articulate credit are established following review by the high school faculty and administration as well as the UACCM faculty and administration to ensure that the competencies taught in both the high school and college course are comparable. In order to receive credit at UACCM for a course articulated with their high school, students must complete the high school course with a letter grade of “B” or better, have the recommendation of the course instructor, enroll at UACCM within 15 months or graduation from high school, and submit the Student Credit Form. There is no cost to the high school or the student to take advantage of articulated credit.
Electrical Systems
Suspension and Steering
Painting/Refinishing
Painting Refinishing Lab
Nonstructural Analysis/Repair Lab
Any two semesters = 3 credit hours of Technical Electives
Any four semesters = 6 credit hours of Technical Elective
for Auto Technology or Auto Collision Repair
Carpentry Fundamentals
Carpentry: NCCER
Each course is worth 1 credit hour of Technical Elective for Auto Technology or Auto Collision Repair
Construction Fundamentals
Carpentry
Electricity
Plumbing
Any two courses = 3 credit hours of Technical Elective for Air Conditioning and Refrigeration.
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ACCM and area high schools have partnered to offer students who have successfully completed a select group of courses through their high school the opportunity to receive credit for a comparable course following enrollment at UACCM. These agreements to articulate credit are established following review by the high school faculty and administration as well as the UACCM faculty and administration to ensure that the competencies taught in both the high school and college course are comparable. In order to receive credit at UACCM for a course articulated with their high school, students must complete the high school course with a letter grade of “B” or better, have the recommendation of the course instructor, enroll at UACCM within 15 months or graduation from high school, and submit the Student Credit Form. There is no cost to the high school or the student to take advantage of articulated credit.