Services Technology History: One-Year Option
Program Overview
The Services Technology: History: One-Year Option is designed for OTC graduates with industry-recognized credentials. It offers 20-30 semester hours of technical credit towards an associate degree, enhancing career advancement opportunities. Flexible class options include daytime, evening, and online, and the program qualifies graduates for the Bachelor's of Technical & Applied Studies in Applied Administration.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Services Technology: History: One-Year Option is a program designed for graduates of Ohio Technical Centers (OTC) who have completed a 600 or greater hour program and obtained an industry-recognized credential(s). This program allows students to earn a block of technical credit toward an Associate of Technical Study (Type B). The goal of this Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) initiative is to create a statewide agreement for awarding technical credit. Eligible students will be awarded 20-30 semester credit hours of block credit for the approved OTC program toward the relevant 60 semester hour ATS degree.
Benefits of the Program:
- Complete your associate degree with 30-40 credits
- Flexible class options (daytime, evening, online)
- Advance your career and earnings potential
- Complete the ATS and be eligible for admission to the Bachelor's of Technical & Applied Studies in Applied Administration
Admission Requirements:
- Completed a 600+ clock hour program in business at an Ohio Technical Center
- Hold an industry-recognized credential(s) approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education. Approved OTC programs: Barbering, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Early Childhood Education
- Meet the credentialing pathway requirements as determined by the applicable credit affirmation team. The list of currently approved pathways and credentialing requirements can be found on the Ohio Department of Higher Education’s One-Year Option webpage.
Careers:
This general degree is a good fit for those with a professional certification or credential in job positions where the employer is neutral as to the degree earned.
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