State ODE/OBR Vision To assure that Sinclair Community College
Tech Prep programs are a vital and effective component of the
States integrated strategies to enhance students college and career
readiness and postsecondary success. 1.increasing postsecondary
persistence and completion, 2.lowering out-of-pocket higher
education costs for students, 3.diversifying the college-going
population, and 4.developing more career focus.
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Career Development Students who clarify their personal career
goals in high school are likely to complete a college education by
their mid-20s; youth with indecision were less successful in
education and career establishment and satisfaction. Source:
Weathering the Great Recession: Psychological and Behavioral
Trajectories in the Transition from School to Work, prepared for
the American Psychological Association (APA) by faculty from Purdue
and Pennsylvania State universities and the University of
Minnesota
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Objective By 2015, increase MVTPC annual student participants
to 10,000 students. This 1,500 student increase should lead to the
capture of 25,000 college credits each year, thereby lowering
out-of-pocket higher education costs for MVTPC students by 2016.
Therefore, by 2017, 2,500 MVTPC students would transition annually
from secondary to postsecondary education at Sinclair. The
accessibility and sustainability of these students leads to
community alignment for career and workforce development for our
stakeholders.
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Our mission? To work with you and area high schools to support
high schools students to complete their T-P pathway, earn college
credits and become college ready.
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Scholarship Qualifications 1.Earn a GPA of 2.25. 2.Complete the
high school Tech Prep program and continue the same or related Tech
Prep program at Sinclair. 3.Complete the FAFSA. 4.Be enrolled a
minimum of 12 credit hours for $750 per semester award amount
(students may enroll 9-11 hours and received adjusted amount of
scholarship $). 5.Maintain academic standing. 6.Expanded
opportunities.
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Scholarship Letter
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http://www.mvtechprep.org Launching the New Tech Prep
Website.
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Calendar 2014-15 Work in Progress Review Agenda Tech Prep
Showcase on March 26?
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Alternative Qualifiers Miami Valley Tech Prep Consortium
Proposal to Assist Execution of Accelerating Students through the
Pathway
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The minimum college level scores that must be met for the
corresponding coursework are as follows: Math: 520 MAT 1470 Math:
620 MAT 1570 English: 430 ENG 1101 Reading: 450 No Reading Course
Required COMPASS Algebra: 52 MAT 1470 Sinclair Community College
will now accept SAT scores and COMPASS math scores
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Sinclair outreach efforts to students and parents ANGEL Shell
Proficiency Testing
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Program to Course
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Credit Update #Proficiency Credit is an assessment process
where a student earns letter grades typically through a test or
series of tests #Portfolio Credit is awarded in select programs
based upon submitted evidence of completion/competence. Typically,
letter grades are awarded. #Certificate Credit is Awarded by State
or National Accreditation; Project Lead the Way (PLTW) #Articulated
Credit is captured on the senior transmittal forms where students
earn a Y grade based upon the classroom teachers assessment of
progress Angel Shell Tests online Sinclair instructors (no# sign)
Sinclair Adjunct professors teach 100% of the content at the HS or
Career Center. (no # sign)
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CTAG College credit earned in high school and TRANSFERABLE to
all state schools in Ohio All high schools and colleges are
required to participate
Construction CourseCTAG NumberSinclair Equivalent Intro to
Alternative & Renewable Energy CTAE001 (3 SEMESTER)EGV 1101
Solar Photovoltaic CTSP001 (3 SEMESTER)EGV 2101
Schools Currently Approved for LPS School Course Course Name
Butler Tech EMT Basic EMS 1150 5 credits Warren County EMT Basic
EMS 1150 5 credits Butler Tech Firefighter 1 FST 1102 6 credits
Warren County Firefighter 1 FST 1102 6 credits Warren County
Firefighter 2 - Transition FST 1103 5 credits
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Schools Currently Approved in Education SchoolCourse Number and
Name COLERAIN HIGH CTED001 - Introduction to Education FAIRFIELD
HIGH Same as above LAKOTA EAST HIGH Same as above GREENE COUNTY
CAREER CENTER VO Same as above HAMILTON HIGH Same as above MIAMI
VALLEY CAREER TECH JVSD Same as above SPRINGFIELD-CLARK COUNTY VOC
Same as above UPPER VALLEY VOC Same as above WARREN COUNTY JVSD
Same as above
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Schools Currently Approved in Automotive SchoolCourse Number
and Name D RUSSEL LEE CAREER TECHNOLOGY CTAUT001 Brakes, CTAUT002 -
Electrical/Electronic Systems; CTAUT004 Suspension and Steering
GREENE COUNTY CAREER TECH CENTER Same as Above GREENVILLE HIGH
SCHOOL Same as Above HAMILTON HSSame as Above FAIRMONT HSSame as
Above MIAMI VALLEY CTCSame as Above SPRINGFIELD-CLARK CAREER CENTER
Same as Above UPPER VALLEYSame as Above WARREN COUNTYSame as
Above
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Schools Currently Approved in Culinary SchoolCourse Number and
Name D Russell Lee Career Technology CTCF001 - Sanitation and
Safety; CTCF002 Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism; CTCF003
Food Production Laboratory; CTCF004 Cooperative Work Experience
Centerville High SchoolSame as DR Lee John PattersonSame as DR Lee
Greene County CTCSame as DR Lee Miami Valley CTCCTCF001 -
Sanitation and Safety; Springfield Clark CTCSame as DR Lee Upper
Valley CTCCTCF001 - Sanitation and Safety; Warren County CCSame as
DR Lee
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Courses Currently Approved in Engineering Schools Course Number
and Name CENTERVILLE HIGH CTMET005 - Computer Aided Drafting and
Design (CADD) GREENVILLE HIGH CTMET004 - Manufacturing Processes;
CTMET 005 Computer Aided Drafting and Design HAMILTON HIGH CTMET004
- Manufacturing Processes; CTMET 005 Computer Aided Drafting and
Design; CTEET001 - DC Circuits KETTERING CITY SD CTMET004 -
Manufacturing Processes; CTMET 005 Computer Aided Drafting and
Design MIAMI VALLEY CAREER TECH JVSD CTMET005 - Computer Aided
Drafting and Design (CADD) SPRINGFIELD-CLARK COUNTY VOC CTMET005 -
Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) UPPER VALLEY JVSD
CTMET004 - Manufacturing Processes; CTMET 005 Computer Aided
Drafting and Design; CTEET001 - DC Circuits; CTEET002 Digital
Electronics
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SchoolsCourse Number and Name COLERAIN HIGH CTEET001 - DC
Circuits; CTMET004 Manufacturing Processes; CTMET 005 Computer
Aided Drafting and Design D RUSSEL LEE CAREER TECHNOLOGYCTMET004 -
Manufacturing Processes ROSS HIGH CTMET004 - Manufacturing
Processes; CTMET 005 Computer Aided Drafting and Design Courses
Currently Approved in Engineering
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Schools Currently Approved in Health Science SchoolsCourse
Number and Name Springfield - ClarkCTMAT004 - Prfrm Bsc Admin Med
Asst Function; CTMAT 005 - Perform Bookkeeping Functions; CTMAT006
- Process Insurance Claims; CTMAT008 - Fundamental Procedures;
CTMAT009 - Specimen Collection; CTMAT010 - Diagnostic Testing;
CTMAT011 - Patient Care
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Schools Currently Approved in IT SchoolsCourse Number and Name
ROSS HIGH CTIT002 - Networking/CompTIA Network +; CTIT003 - CompTIA
A+ Essentials; CTIT004 - CompTIA A+ IT Technician; CTIT005 - Intro
to Desktop OS; CTIT006 - Intro to User Support; CTIT011 - MS
Windows Desktop OS D RUSSEL LEE CAREER TECHNOLOGY CTIT002 -
Networking/CompTIA Network +; CTIT003 - CompTIA A+ Essentials;
CTIT004 - CompTIA A+ IT Technician; CTIT005 - Intro to Desktop OS;
CTIT006 - Intro to User Support; CTIT011 - MS Windows Desktop OS;
CTIT013 - MS Windows Server 2003 Environment Centerville HSCTIT002
- Networking/CompTIA Network +; CTIT003 - CompTIA A+ Essentials;
CTIT004 - CompTIA A+ IT Technician; Greenville HSCTIT003 - CompTIA
A+ Essentials; CTIT004 - CompTIA A+ IT Technician; CTIT007 - Cisco
Exploration I; CTIT008 - Cisco Exploration II; CTIT009 - Cisco
Exploration III; CTIT010 - Cisco Exploration IV
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Schools Currently Approved in IT SchoolsCourse Number and Name
Hamilton HSCTIT002 - Networking/CompTIA Network +; CTIT003 -
CompTIA A+ Essentials; CTIT004 - CompTIA A+ IT Technician; CTIT005
- Intro to Desktop OS; CTIT006 - Intro to User Support Miami Valley
CTCCTIT002 - Networking/CompTIA Network +; CTIT003 - CompTIA A+
Essentials; CTIT004 - CompTIA A+ IT Technician; CTIT005 - Intro to
Desktop OS; CTIT006 - Intro to User Support; CTIT007 - Cisco
Exploration I; CTIT008 - Cisco Exploration II; CTIT009 - Cisco
Exploration III; CTIT010 - Cisco Exploration IV Springfield Clark
CTCCTIT002 - Networking/CompTIA Network +; CTIT003 - CompTIA A+
Essentials; CTIT004 - CompTIA A+ IT Technician; CTIT007 - Cisco
Exploration I; CTIT008 - Cisco Exploration II Upper Valley
CTCCTIT003 - CompTIA A+ Essentials
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Fall Orientations
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Career Coach
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Update on Transfer University Parallel The Ohio Transfer Module
(OTM) is a OTM courses are guaranteed to transfer Transfers as a
Set of common skills in English Composition/Oral Communication
Mathematics, Statistics & Logic Natural & Physical Sciences
Social & Behavioral Sciences Arts and Humanities Best to
complete as a set
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TAG Transfer Assurance Guidelines (TAGS) Comprised of Transfer
Module courses and additional courses required for an academic
major. Developed by faculty teams in in the arts, humanities,
business, communication, education, health, mathematics, science,
engineering, engineering technologies, and the social sciences have
been developed by faculty teams. Advisors at the institution to
which a student wishes to transfer should also be consulted during
the transfer process. Students may elect to complete the full TAG
or any subset of courses from the TAG. Because of specific major
requirements, early identification of a student's intended major is
encouraged.
