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 Tech Prep
Tech Prep is a six-year sequence of study beginning in the freshman year of high school, progressing through at least two years of college technical education and culminating with completion of an associate's degree. Tech Prep programs prepare students for high-skill, high-wage technical occupations while providing academic courses needed for success in college.
Why Should I Participate in Tech Prep? By the year 2010, at least 85 percent of available jobs will require education or training beyond the high school level. A Tech Prep program can enable you to master the academic and occupational competencies necessary for jobs requiring advanced skills.
How Can I Earn College Credit in High School? Students in Tech Prep Programs can earn college credit through enrolling in:
Students can save time and money by taking advantage of Tech Prep programs in high school. Students can receive a maximum of 15 hours of college credit once they enter college and declare a technical major. Tech Prep’s hands-on approach to learning provides students with skills that are immediately beneficial.
To apply for admission, submit a completed application, a copy of your high school transcript or GED, and test scores to the Tyler Junior College Admissions Office. Call:1–800–687–5680, x2523 or click here to visit the wesite for more information.
Dean School of Applied Studies Tech Prep Coordinator Academic Advisors
Click on your school district's name to see the Tech Prep Programs offered.
External Web Resources: Some of the above links will lead you beyond the domain of Tyler Junior College. The College, therefore, has no control over content. |
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