Earn Course Credit for Certifications, Licenses, and Training
Learn how certifications, licenses, workforce training, and other documented learning may be evaluated for college credit.
Earn Credit for What You Already Know
Many students gain college-level knowledge outside of a traditional classroom. Through approved Credit for Prior Learning pathways, eligible learning may be evaluated and applied toward a certificate or degree.
Certifications and Training Credit Opportunities
Explore the pathways below to learn how documented learning may be applied toward your educational goals.
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Credit for certification and training (CCT) In approved courses, students may request course credit based on previous documented training, including apprentice programs, and industry- recognized certifications. |
Credit by Subject Matter Expert Review (SME) To earn course credit for relevant work experience or training, students can prepare and submit sufficient documentation and/or evidence that aligns the experience and skills with the learning outcomes of specific courses. Types of documentation & evidence
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American Council on Education (ACE) College credit may be awarded based on recommendations from the American Council on Education (ACE), including eligible military training, occupations, workforce training, and other ACE-evaluated learning. |
Could Your Prior Learning Earn You College Credit?
Not sure where to begin? Use the CPL Credit Builder Tool to identify potential CPL opportunities based on your previous learning, training, certifications, military service, work experience, and exam scores.
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