Cooperative Alliances
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The document discusses Oklahoma's Cooperative Alliances program which allows secondary and adult students to earn college credit while enrolled at a technology center, with over 41,000 credit hours earned in Spring 2008 across all 29 technology center districts in the state. The program provides opportunities for substantial savings on tuition compared to taking courses on a college campus as well as accelerated degree completion. High school students can participate by meeting enrollment criteria including ACT or GPA minimums and paying $8 per credit hour.
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Cooperative Alliances
- 2. Cooperative Alliances an opportunity for secondary & adult students to earn college credit while enrolled at a technology center
- 3. Cooperative Alliance • Percentage point increase in the supply of college graduates raises. . . – high school drop-outs’ wages by 1.9% – high school g g graduates’ wages 1.6% g – college graduates wages by 0.4% Journal of Econometrics Enrico Moretti, Dept of Economics, UCLA
- 4. Cooperative Alliances High $24,900 $6,600 $31,500 School Associate $31,500 $9,100 $40,600 The Benefits of Higher Education for Individuals and Society 2007 College Board
- 7. Cooperative Alliances • Spring 2008 – 41,037 total credit hours • 17 385 S 17,385 Secondary d • 23,652 Adult – 4,637 students • 2,329 Secondary • 2,308 Adult
- 8. 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 45000 Numb ber Enrolled -… d edit Cre Hour - rs gh Hig Schoo … ol Coope at e Academ mic Se ervices Fee… F Num mber Cred dits Applicable for… r Numb ber Enrolled -… d Cre Hour - edit rs a ces Cooperative Alliances Adu Studen ult nts Total Studen nts T Total Cre edit Hours s Fall 2007 Fall 2006 Spring 2008 Spring 2007
- 9. Cooperative Alliances • All 29 tech center districts • State ide initiati e State-wide initiative
- 10. High School Student Enrollment • Enrollment at local technology center • Meet ONE criteria – Composite ACT of 19 or – ACT Plan Score of 15 or – High School GPA of 2.5
- 11. High School Student Enrollment • Parent/Guardian Statement of Understanding • Admissions/Enrollment Form • $8.00 per credit hour fee • Proof of Fee Waiver Qualification
- 12. High School Student Enrollment
- 13. High School Student Enrollment • Attend technology center • Enroll with a college • Take classes at technology center • You earn…
- 15. High School Student Enrollment g Sc oo Stude t o e t • Technology Center instructors assign grades • Grades submitted to college and transcripted
- 16. Results of Participation • Transcripted college credit • Accelerated degree completion • Substantial Savings
- 17. Transcripted College Credit • Course credit may transfer – it is up to the receiving institution • Permanent
- 18. Degree Completion • Associates of Applied Science • Bachelors of Applied Science
- 19. Substantial Savings • Average Tuition/Fees per credit hour at participating colleges – $97 per credit hour • Academic Services Fee per credit hour at participating colleges – $8 per credit hour
- 20. Substantial Savings on campus • $97 04 $97.04 Alliance Alli • $8 i savings • $89 04 $89.04 average savings i • $267 12 $267.12
- 21. Substantial Savings total waivers ai ers •$124 thousand $124 tuition savings •$6.3 million
- 22. Substantial Savings • Textbooks – Average per course - $100.00 $100 00 ? • Housing/Food – A erage per semester Average - $2,896.16 ? • Transportation
- 23. Substantial Savings Fee Waiver I. Family receives public assistance II. Student is a ward of the state III III.Student resides in a foster home IV. Student participates in free or reduced-price lunch program at school V Student participates in a federally funded TRIO program such V. as Upward Bound VI. Family income is at or below the Bureau of Labor Statistics Low Standard Budgetg
- 24. Getting Them There • All districts have an ACT code • Codes are published in ACT directory http://okcareertech.org/alliances/actcodes.htm
- 25. Getting Them There • PLAN EOS • PLAN ACT • Recruitment, Advisement & Guidance • Elect to Participate!
- 26. Find Out More
- 27. For More Info…. http://oktechprep.blogspot.com