College Credit

Both high school and adult students may participate in the Memorandum of Understanding MOU.

High school students must be in the 11^th and/or 12^th grade and be at least 16 years of age.  They must be attending an accredited high school.  High school students must also have the following on file in the Office of Admissions and Records at Rose State:

• An application of admission
• An ACT score of 19, PLAN score of 15 or high school GPA of 2.5
• Written permission from a parent or legal guardian

Adult students must have the following on file at the Office of Admissions and Records at Rose State:

• An application of admission
• Official high school and/or college transcript(s) or G.E.D. certificate and scores.

College Alliance Agreements include approved Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees and college-level Certificates of Mastery.

Currently, students have an opportunity to earn college credit through the Cyber Security & Pre-Engineering Programs.

The receiving college or university to which a student transfers will determine how those courses apply toward your desired degree plan.  Alliances are designed to offer an easy transfer of credit to an Associate of Applied Science degree program.

The number of college credits a person can earn vary depending upon which career program the student is enrolled in at Mid-Del Technology Center.  The number of college credits earned depends on the number of approved technology center courses completed and the amount of credit assigned to each course.

Credit is earned as soon as the course is successfully completed.

The college and universities award the college credit for courses taught at the technology center.