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WWTC Offers Cooperative Alliance Agreements With Local Colleges
College credits can be earned through cooperative alliance agreements with OSU Institute of Technology and Seminole State College. The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education allows students to receive college credit for their classes at WWTC. College credits can be earned at a cost of $8 (administrative fee) compared to $110.50, which is the average cost per credit hour at community college.
A Fee Waiver Program makes the college credits completely free to students who qualify by certain criteria. Participating High School. students who meet one of the following criteria qualify to have their fees waived and do not have to pay the $8 per hour fee. Criteria include: 1) Student qualifies for free lunches; 2) Student is a foster child; 3) Family income is below federal poverty standard; 4) Family receives federal public assistance; 5) Student is a ward of the state; 6) Student participates in the TRIO program.
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Majors approved for college credit through OSU Okmulgee are: |
- Multi-Skilled Health Technician
- Electrician
- Carpenter
- Plumber
- Heating & Air
- Administrative Assistant
- Advanced Medical Office Assistant
- Full-Charge Bookkeeper
- PC Support Technician
- Webmaster
- High School Health Science
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6 hours
up to 32 hours
up to 32 hours
up to 32 hours
up to 32 hours
up to 42 hours
43 hours
up to 42 hours
24 hours
up to 42 hours
6 hours
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Majors approved for college credit through Seminole State College are: |
- Multi-Skilled Health Technician
- Administrative Assistant
- Full-Charge Bookkeeper
- Webmaster
- High School Health Science
- Practical Nursing
- Surgical Technology
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3 = 9 hours total
up to 47 hours
up to 47 hours
up to 47 hours
3 = 9 hours total
16 hours
36 hours
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Stipulations:
- Students must be accepted for admission to the cooperative college of their choice;
- The agreement applies to courses taken as an adult or as a qualified high school student;
- High school students must:
- have ACT score of at least 19 or ACT PLAN score of at least 15 or High School GPA of at least 2.5.
- Submit a signed Parent/Guardian Statement of Understanding.
- Complete the same projects and examinations as adult students participating in the Cooperative Alliance Agreement program.
Note: Transfer of credit hours to a four year institution is based on the specific policy of the receiving institution.
For more information, contact WWTC Counselor, Jodie Dunn, at 405.452.5500
or jdunn@wwtech.org
