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FY20 BCPS Articulation Book articulation I I I I agreement Baltimore County Public Schools Community College of Baltimore County College Credit for Prior Learning at the HighSchool Graduating Class of 2020 I THE BALTIMOKE CouNJY Ptmuc -~IJ}- CCBC SoiOOLS ' Steps to receiving articulated credit 1. Obtain official transcript from high school with CTE coursework. 2. Submit official transcript to CCBC, Attn: Ms. Emilie Cherry. 3. Contact CCBC faculty to schedule portfolio review. (Not all CTE completers will need a portfolio review). Students must be enrolled at CCBC before credits are issued. Table of Contents Articulation Agreement................................................................................................................ 1 About this Agreement................................................................................................................... 2 Additional Clarification ............................................................................................................... 4 CTE Courses by Cluster/Program..................................................................................................... 5 CTE Courses by Cluster/Program..................................................................................................... 6 Academy of Finance ....................................................................................................................... 7 Accounting; Business Administration/Business Management; Information Technology.......... 7 Academy of Health Professions...................................................................................................... 8 School of Health Professions ...................................................................................................... 8 Academy of Health Professions (Continued) ................................................................................. 9 School of Health Professions (Continued).................................................................................. 9 Advanced Technology Education................................................................................................. 10 Engineering Technology; Engineering Transfer ....................................................................... 10 Agriculture Science: Animal, Plant, and Mechanical................................................................... 11 Veterinary Technology.............................................................................................................. 11 Agriculture Science, CASE Plant ................................................................................................. 12 Horticulture ............................................................................................................................... 12 Air Force Junior ROTC ................................................................................................................ 13 Aviation Technology................................................................................................................. 13 Automotive Service Technology .................................................................................................. 14 Automotive Technology............................................................................................................ 14 Aviation Technology .................................................................................................................... 15 Aviation Technology................................................................................................................. 15 Business Management & Finance Cluster, Accounting & Finance Pathway............................... 16 Accounting; Business Administration/Business Management ................................................. 16 Business Management and Finance Cluster, Administrative Services Pathway .......................... 17 Accounting; Business Administration/Business Management; Information Technology........ 17 Business Management and Finance Cluster, Business Management Pathway............................. 18 Accounting; Business Administration/Business Management ................................................. 18 Business Management and Finance Cluster, Marketing Pathway................................................ 19 Accounting; Business Administration/Business Management ................................................. 19 Child Care Services and Early Childhood Education................................................................... 20 Early Childhood Development; Early Childhood Education.................................................... 20 College-Career Research and Development (CCRD)................................................................... 21 Student Development ................................................................................................................ 21 Construction Design and Management......................................................................................... 22 Engineering Technology; Engineering Transfer ....................................................................... 22 Construction Trades...................................................................................................................... 23 Construction Management Degree, Construction Management Certificate, HVACR ............. 23 Construction Trades (Continued).................................................................................................. 24 Construction Management Degree, Construction Management Certificate, HVACR ............. 24 Criminal Justice Technology ........................................................................................................ 25 Criminal Justice Studies; Legal Studies.................................................................................... 25 Criminal Justice Technology (Continued) .................................................................................... 26 Criminal Justice Studies; Legal Studies (Continued)................................................................ 26 Engineering Careers...................................................................................................................... 27 Computer-Aided Design; Engineering Technology; Engineering Transfer ............................. 27 Environmental Technology........................................................................................................... 28 Engineering Technology-Geospatial Applications ................................................................... 28 Graphic/ Print Communications Technology ............................................................................... 29 Art, Design and Interactive Media – Graphic Design............................................................... 29 Heating Ventilation/Air-Conditioning (HVAC)........................................................................... 30 Construction Management Degree; Construction Management Certificate; HVACR ............. 30 Homeland Security & Emergency Prep.; Geographic Information Systems & Tech................... 31 Criminal Justice Studies; Engineering Technology- Geospatial Applications ......................... 31 Homeland Security & Emergency Prep.; Geographic Information Systems & Tech................... 32 Engineering Technology- Geospatial Applications .................................................................. 32 IMP-Communication and Broadcast Technology ........................................................................ 33 Art, Design and Interactive Media; Digital Media Production ................................................. 33 Interactive Media Production........................................................................................................ 34 Art, Design and Interactive Media; Digital Media Production ................................................. 34 IT Cisco Networking Academy .................................................................................................... 35 Network Technology................................................................................................................. 35 IT Cisco Networking Academy (Continued)................................................................................ 37 Network Technology (Continued) ............................................................................................ 37 IT Cisco Networking Academy, Cyber Security Pathway ........................................................... 39 Network Technology................................................................................................................. 39 IT Computer Science .................................................................................................................... 40 Information Technology; Network Technology ....................................................................... 40 Project Lead The Way: Biomedical Sciences............................................................................... 41 Biology...................................................................................................................................... 41 Project Lead The Way: Engineering............................................................................................. 42 Engineering Technology; Engineering Transfer Degree .......................................................... 42 School Age Child Development and Care ...................................................................................
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