What is articulated credit?

Articulated Credit is a way to start a college technical major in high school. In an Articulated Credit program, you begin your course of study in high school and continue in a community or technical college. The result is a certificate or associate degree in a career field. read more

Articulated Credit is College Prep for Technical Careers! Articulated Credit is a way to start a college technical major in high school. In an Articulated Credit program, you begin your course of study in high school and continue in a community or technical college. read more

Articulated credit is different than dual credit and dual enrollment in the following ways: To earn articulated credit, high school students must earn a letter grade of "B" or better in their high school course that has an articulated credit agreement with CLC. Articulated credit does not grant you a letter grade on your CLC transcript. read more

Students do not always understand that articulated credit is course specific. Students think that the credit is “transferred” automatically. Students do not complete the additional requirements. Students do not apply for the credit early (before their first semester of college). read more