Academic Transfer Pathway

Overview

Earn up to 25 Transferable College Credits…Without Picking a Pathway.

TCA’s Academic Transfer Pathway is designed for Juniors & Seniors who are looking to “do high school differently” and get a jump start on college at the same time. Students who choose this pathway will have the opportunity to take college classes that meet many Gen Ed requirements at colleges and universities around the state.

Qualities of an Academic Transfer Student

  1. Strong student, with a desire to attend college after high school.
  2. Student who wants to take College Gen Eds at 50% the cost of tuition.
  3. Student who wants to start college with 25 college credits already completed.
  4. Student who loves the idea of doing high school differently

Session Options

  • Mid (10:20 a.m.—12:10 p.m.
  • P.M. (12:45—2:45 p.m.)

Program of Study

Year 1

Semester 1

  • BIOS1010: General Biology (P.M.)
  • BIOS1400: Biology I (Mid)
  • PSYC1810: Intro to Psych (Mid, P.M.)

Year 2

Semester 1

  • ENGL1010: English (Mid)
  • COMM1110: Public Speaking (Mid)

Recommended Classes to Take at Your Home High School

Recommended pre-TCA courses to take at your home high school

Highly Recommended: Agribusiness (if offered)
Encouraged: High School Chemistry

Dual Credits Available
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Additional high school courses taken at TCA to meet graduation requirements

(Students earn 30 LPS credits per year toward the 245 LPS credits required for graduation).

Year 1 Classes Year 2 Classes

First Semester

Second Semester

First Semester

Second Semester

11th LPS
Government and Politics
(5 LPS credits)

12th LPS
English
(5 LPS credits)

11th LPS
Economics
(5 LPS credits)

12th LPS
English
(5 LPS credits)

Senior English Seminar
English
(10 LPS credits)

Course completed over two semesters earning 5 credits each semester

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Related AA/AAS Degrees Offered at SCC

AA/AAS Degrees: Agriculture Business & Management Technology, Energy Generation Operations, Horticulture & Turfgrass Management
Certificates/Diplomas: Precision Agriculture