Transcripted credit (TC) allows students to take courses that are articulated with Chippewa Valley Technical College (CVTC) for both high school and technical college credit. Transcripted courses are renewed by CVTC on an annual basis. Classes that are not renewed by CVTC will still be offered at the Chippewa Falls Senior High School without the opportunity for college credit. Other courses offered at Chippewa Falls High School are in the process of becoming transcripted. For the most up to date information regarding transcripted courses, please visit CVTC’s website at www.cvtc.edu.
For more information about High School Transcripted Credit courses, including deadlines and application information, click the link!Â
CVTC Course:
Animal Science (Lab & Lecture)
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Intro to Horticulture (Lab & Lecture)
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Accounting 1
4 Credits
CVTC Course:
Marketing Principles
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Principles of Management
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Microsoft Office Suite
2 Credits
CVTC Course:
ECE: Infant and Toddler
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Technology in Education
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
EDU: Child & Adolescent Development
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
ECE: Foundations of Early Childhood
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
EDU: Equity in Education
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
ECE: Intro to Educational Practices
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Medical Terminology
3Â Credits
CVTC Course:
Math for Technical Trades
2 Credits
CVTC Course:
Abnormal Psychology
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Intro to Criminal Justice
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Solid Modeling 1
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Basic GMAW Flat Position
1 Credit
CVTC Course:
Revit Architecture
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Basic Electronics
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
CAD 2D
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Welding - Automotive Technician
1 Credit
CVTC Course:
Engine Theory 1A
1 Credit
Advanced Standing agreements allow students to request credit for certain courses that have an articulation agreement established. High School courses must have an 80% competency match and students must receive a "B" or better in order to receive credit.
Key Points to Consider:
Students receive high school credit immediately, but only receive college credit upon admission
Students must work with their advisor to claim credit
Credits do not transfer out of WTCS System
CVTC Course:
Intro to Manual Lathe
2 Credits
CVTC Course:
Manual Milling Processes
5 Credits
CVTC Course:
Design Photography
3 Credits
CVTC Course:
Drawing & Illustration Concept
3 Credits