The document contains an unofficial transcript for Robert V. Pierson listing the various Coast Guard training courses he completed between 1996 and 2010, including courses on seamanship, navigation, leadership, law enforcement, and small boat handling. The transcript shows Pierson advanced from Seaman Recruit to Boatswain's Mate First Class over the course of his career through completion of correspondence and resident courses.

1. PIERSON, ROBERT V
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Boatswain's Mate, First Class (E6)
JOTNT SERVICES
TRANSCRIPT
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to 20-SEP-1996
Name:
SSN:
Rank:
Status: Active
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cG-2205-0035 30-ruL-1e96
Recruit Training:
Upon completion of the course, the graduated recruit will demonstrate knowledge of general military and Coast
Guard protocol, seamanship, fire fighting, basic engineering, safety, first aid, and personal health; demonstrate basic
swimming and water survival skills; and meet prescribed standards for physical fitness.
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PIERSON, ROBERT V
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cG-2205-0043 09-OCT-1996 to 13-DEC-1996
Military Requirements for Becoming a Petty Officer by Correspondence:
Coast Guard Institute
Oklahoma City, OK
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to describe characteristics of leadership; describe military
conduct, justice, and procedures; and identifr both personal and environmental safety and health concerns.
. Beginning Swimming
. Boating/Seamanship
. PersonalFitness/Conditioning
. Personal Health And First Aid
(ste6)(ste6)
. Health And Fitness or Introduction To Nutrition
. Introduction To Supervision
(e/98Xe/e8)
cG-1708-0009 09-OCT-1996 to 30-JAN-1997
Seaman by Correspondence:
Course Completions
Military
Course ID
ACE labniiliei
Course Title ,
ACE
Credlt Recommendation
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Coast Guard Institute
Oklahoma City, OK
To introduce personnel to the duties of seaman.
. Basic Seamanship 1 SH V
(3te7)(3te7)
0309-4 CG-1708-0022 02-APR-1997 to 08-SEP-1997
Boatswain's Mate Third Class by Correspondence:
Coast Guard Institute
Oklahoma City, OK
Upon completion of the course, the student will be familiar with boat seamanship, navigation and piloting, boat
operations, deck seamanship, law enforcement, search and rescue, damage control, administration, watchstanding,
communications, and fi refighting.
. Navigation 2 SH L
. Seamanship 2 SH L
(e/e8x9/98)
0469-4 CG-1708-0020 19-MAY-1997 to 02-FEB-1998
Navigation Rules by Correspondence:
Coast Guard lnstitute
Oklahoma City, OK
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to demonstrate knowledge of inland and international rules
ofthe road related to safe navigation in various situations, including potential collisions and limited visibility, sailing
vessels, lights and shapes used on vessels, and sound signals.
. Basic Navigation 2 SH L
(6t94)(6n3)
230275 CG-1708-0017 27-MAR-1998 to 27-MAR-1998
Coxswain, Class C:
Reserve Training Center
Yorktown, VA
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to perform as a coxswain aboard standard and nonstandard
and Coast Guard utility boats. Duties include navigation and piloting, search and rescue, boat handling, and towing.
. Navigation l SH L
. Small Boat Handling 3 SH L
(5te6)(5/e6)
341090 CG-1728-0021 26-FEB-1999 to 26-FEB-1999
Maritime Law Enforcement Boarding Oflicer, Class C:
Reserve Training Center
Yorktown, VA
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to supervise a group of investigators involved in the
detection, investigation, and processing ofcriminal and safety violations.
. Basic Criminal lnvestigation 3 SH L
. Basic Law Enforcement Organization And Administration 2 SH L
(s/e6)(s/e6)
0458-l CG.2205-0042 28-SEP-1998 to I9-MAR-1999
Military Requirements for Becoming a Senior Petty Officer by Correspondence:
Coast Guard Institute
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Oklahoma Ciry, OK
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to provide leadership, advice, and counseling; communicate
standards for enlisted personnel; design and conduct effective training sessions; and have a greater understanding
of Coast Guard-specific policies and regulations.
. Fundamentals Of Communication I SH L
. Introduction To Supervision 2 SH L
(e/e8xe/e8)
0209-1 CG-1708-0021 09-SEP-1998 to ll-FEB-2000
Boatswainrs Mate Second Class by Correspondence:
Coast Guard Institute
Oklahoma City, OK
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to demonstrate proficiency in deck seamanship, particularly
as it relates to selecting surface coating and splicing wire cable, LORAN operation, maneuvering small craft in search
and rescue operations, maintaining fire hghting equipment, identiffing aids to navigation, and selecting electrical
systems.
. Advanced Seamanship 2 SH L
(9/e8Xe/e8)
0469-4 CG-1708-0020 15-ruL-2003 to 2|-IUL-2003
Navigation Rules by Correspondence:
Coast Guard Institute
Oklahoma City, OK
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to demonstrate knowledge of inland and intemational rules
of the road related to safe navigation in various situations, including potential collisions and limited visibility, sailing
vessels, lights and shapes used on vessels, and sound signals.
. Basic Navigation 2 SH L
(6te4)(6n3)
340720 CG-1717-0013 03-JAN-2005 to 07-JAN-2005
4150 Leadership and Management:
CG STATION FAIRPORT ASHTABULA
GRAND RIVEROH
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to recognize and apply styles of leadership; analyze
situations and select appropriate leadership techniques; practice constructive communication skills; and recognize
and apply motivation methods for the personal and professional performance improvement of subordinates,
. Organizational Development 3 SH U
(2t00)(6t13)
0112-1 CG-1708-0004 I4-OCT-2004 to 25-MAY-2006
Boatswainrs Mate First Class by Correspondence:
Coast Guard Institute
Oklahoma Cify, OK
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to solve sample problems and answer lesson questions
pertaining to procedures for purchasing; review logs and reports for completeness; perform navigational
revolutions; maintain preventive maintenance schedules; create a departmental training plan and lesson outline; and
complete training records.
. Advanced Navigation 2 SH L
. Advanced Seamanship I SH L
(8/04X8/04)
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cG-1728-0053 l0-MAR-2008 ro l4-MAR-2008
Maritime Safety and Security Team (MSST) Tactical Boat Crew:
Coast Guard Special Mission Training Center
Camp Lejeune, NC
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to understand and demonstrate the tactical skills associated
with the crew of a small high speed patrol boat.
. Port And Maritime Security lsH
lnstructor Development:
Coast Guard Training Center
Yorktown VA
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to deliver instruction utilizing multiple methods, evaluate
instruction, and resolve/manage instructor and student relations.
. Educational Media
. Educational Methods Or Principles Of Instruction
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(8102)(8t02)
cG-1708-0036 31-MAR-2008 to l1-APR-2008
Tactical Coxswain (TCC):
Coast Guard Special Mission Training Center
Camp Lejeune, NC
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to understand and demonstrate the safe and effective
operation of a Coast Guard Utility Boat at the advanced level.
. Seamanship And Small Boat Handling 2SH
17-MAR-2008 to 21-MAR-2008
14-JUN-2010 to 18-JUN-2010
1SH
2SH
lSH
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Minor Aids Maintenance ATON Servicing Technician:
Coast Guard Training Center
Yorktown, VA
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to assemble, install, troubleshoot, repair, and perform basic
equipment maintenance on aids to navigation (ATON) equipment.
. Basic Navigation
. Electrical Safety And Troubleshooting
(7/08X7/08)
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NONEASSIGNED 3O-ruL-1996
Seaman Recruit:
To assimilate recruits into the Coast Guard way of life and to prepare them for further advanced haining in
specialized Coast Guard occupations.
. None
NONEASSTGNED 2O-SEP-1996CGR-SA
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Seaman Apprentice:
Apprentice training to further advanced training in specialized Coast Guard occupations.
. None
CGR-SN.OO1
Seaman:
r5-MAY-1997
Maintains vessels, boats, shore facility structures, deck machinery and equipment, lines, and rigging; stands
underway watches on board ships and boats as helmsmen, lookouts, and messengers; stands anchor,
communications, and other special watches in port or at shore facilities; assists in the maintenance of aids-to-
navigation; operates boats, booms, cranes, and winches; acts as member of gun crews and damage control parties.
. Deck Seamanship
(8/95X8/e5)
CGR-BM-OO2
Boatswain's Mate:
Proficient in marlinspike, deck, and boat seamanship; manages, supervises, and administers personnel and
facilities; serves as deck watch officer and boat coxswain; trains, directs, and supervises personnel in seamanship,
maintenance, rigging, deck equipment and boats; supervises damage control and working parties; maintains
discipline; seryes as member of gun crews or gun mount captains; operates and maintains heavy equipment used in
loading and buoy tending work. Participates as crewman aboard thirty-foot or larger boat during various standard
and emergency situations; performing as a coxswain, maneuvers alongside a vessel underway, and docks under
average conditions; demonstrates proper procedures for dealing with lawbreakers; interviews suspects and
witnesses; collects evidence; demonstrates procedures for search and seizure; uses computer software for
communications and data base. Overhauls blocks; operates sailmaker equipment; performs decorative rope work;
makes preparations for refueling and replenishment at sea.
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BM2 01-sEP-2000
0l -JLrN-2007
. Coastal Piloting
. Computer Science
. General Office Procedures
. Law Enforcement
. Navigation Rules
. Seamanship
. Small Boat Handling
. Vessel Maintenance
. Rigging
(8/95X11/12)
CGR.BM-OO3
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3SH
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BM1
Boatswainrs Mate:
Proficient in marlinspike, deck, and boat seamanship; manages, supervises, and administers personnel and
facilities; navigates vessel and serves as deck watch officer and boat coxswain; trains, directs, and supervises
personnel in seamanship, maintenance, rigging, deck equipment and boats; supervises damage control and working
parties; maintains discipline; serves as member of gun crews or gun mount captains; and operates and maintains
heavy equipment used in loading and buoy tending work. Participates as crewman aboard 25 foot or larger boat
Ourilg various standard ald ctttergcncy situations; perfonls as a coxswain, manourrors olongside a veosel
underwey, and doeks under average conditions; demonstrates proper procedures for search and seizure and
dealing with lawbreakers; interviews suspects and witnesses and collects evidence; and uses computer software
for communications and data base.
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refueling and replenishment at sea.
Supervises anchor detail, individual work parties, and the loading, storage and discharge ofcargo and supplies.
. Coastal Piloting
. General Office Procedures
. Law Enforcement
. MaritimeCommunications
. Navigation Rules Of The Road
. PersonnelSupervision
. Safety And Firefighting
. Seamanship
. Vessel Maintenance
Advanced Vessel Operations
Budget Management
Electronic Navigation
Leadership
01-JtrN-2007
3SH
1SH
3SH
3SH
3SH
2SH
3SH
3SH
3SH
2SH
2SH
3SH
3SH
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BM1
(6/05)(6/0s)
CGR-BM-OO4
Boatswainrs Mate:
Proficient in marlinspike, deck, and boat seamanship; manages, supervises, and administers personnel and
facilities; navigates vessel and serves as deck watch officer and boat coxswain; trains, directs, and supervises
personnel in seamanship, maintenance, rigging, deck equipment and boats; supervises damage control and working
parties; maintains discipline; serves as member of gun crews or gun mount captains; and operates and maintains
heavy equipment used in loading and buoy tending work. Knows standard boat nomenclature and terminology;
knows and uses basic marlinespike seamanship including line types, construction and materials, knots and hitches
and deck fittings; manages and trains boat crew in the topics discipline, personnel safety and survival techniques,
wellness, first aid, and CPR; maintains boat safety and rescue equipment; understands boat construction, stability
and maneuvering characteristics; identifies and applies survival procedures during emergencies; performs as a
surface swimmer during emergency man overboard situations; performs stokes litter use during medical evacuation
activities; understands proper techniques for assisted towing operations; understands and operates emergency
pumps in damage control situations; understands, operates, and demonstrates marine firefighting equipment;
performs the duties of a Master/Mate of small vessels including marine navigation, radar collision avoidance, and
piloting skills; uses electronic navigation equipment; understands marine meteorology; understands and applies
the collision regulations (Rules of the Road); maintains a safe navigation watch; understands anchoring
procedures; knows and uses proper radio communications techniques; and understands and demonstrates use of
pyrotechnics.
Enters unit data using various programs such as the Marine Information for Safety and Law Enforcement (MISLE),
Abstract of Operations (AOPS) and Training Management Tool (TMT); interprets radar receiver display target data
for head-on, overtaking, crossing, and closest point ofapproach situations; plots search patterns for square single-
unit (SS), sector single-unit (SV), parallel track single-unit (PS), creepingJine single-unit (CS), track-line single-unit
non-retum (TSN), and track-line singe-unit return (TSR); conducts navigation briefings: navigates in restricted
visibility; manages a paint locker; conducts preventative maintenance on rescue and survival gear; maintains unit's
small arms ammunition and/or pyrotechnics including lockers, logs and related equipment; demonstrates rigging
and displaying flags and pennants; and demonstrates passing honors and military customs.
Verifies unit data using various programs such as the Marine Information for Safety and Law Enforcement (MISLE),
Abstract of Operations (AOPS) and Training Management Tool (TMT); manages unit currency maintenance
requirements; inspects the material condition of attached small boats; manages departmental or divisional training
programs; and conducts certification boards.
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. Marine Navigation
. Rules Of The Road
. Safery And Firefighting
. Seamanship
. Small Vessel Operations
3SH
2SH
2SH
3SH
3SH
3SH
3SH
3SH
3SH
3SH
3SH
3SH
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BM1
(7/08X7/08)
CGR-BM-OOs
Boatswain's Mate:
Boatswain's Mates (BM) are masters of seamanship , and are capable of performing almost any task in connection
with deck maintenance, small boat operations, navigation, law enforcement, aids to navigation, and supervising all
personnel assigned to a ship's work force or small boat station. BM is also the only rating that has command of
cutters and stations outside of the officer corps. Training for Boatswain's Mate is accomplished through 14 weeks
of intensive training at BM "A&quo! School located at Coast Guard Training Center Yorktown, VA, or a
Non-Resident course for those who wish to strike the rating (on the job). Maintain deck equipment and fittings;
perform basic watchstanding duties; conduct small boat handling and operations; observe navigation rules and
regulations; conduct threat assessment and escorts; and practice communication, writing, and presentation skills.
Calculate tides and currents; and determine vessel location through terrestrial and electronic means. Supervise
departmental staffing, inventory, and training programs; manage maintenance requirements; and apply human
relations skills.
01-JUN-2007
. Coastal Navigation (Lab)
. Communications
. Homeland Security
. Navigational Law
. Seamanship
. Small Boat Operations
. Supervision
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(2n2)(2t12)
A/OA/EASS/G,VED - Occupation not evaluated by ACE or not evaluated during the time frame held by *rvice member.
Level Test Scores
NONE
Other Learning Experiences
(1) Course has not been evaluated by ACE.
(2) Class attendance dates were not recorded in the service member's record.
(3) Course was not completed during the ACE evaluation period.
(4) Course was not evaluated by ACE at this specific location.
Course ID
400410
Date Teken
0l -sEP-1996
Title
CR/HRA Orientation
Location
No Location Given
Reason
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CR/HRA Sexual Harrassment Prev No Location Given
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ICS-200 Basic ICS
National Incident
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Oklahoma City, OK
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29-MAR-2008 Non-Compliant Vessel Pursuit MCB Camp Lejeune, NC 1
06-AUG-2008 Navigation Rules (NAVRUL) Coast Guard Institute 3
Oklahoma City, OK
24-SEP-2010 RiverTender Course CGC I
CHIPPEWAJCIMMARON
BUCHANAN,TN
26-NOV-2010 DWO Intemational,{nland-Original Coast Guard Institute I
(DWINTO) Oklahoma City, OK
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Level: V=Vocetional Certificate L=Lower Division Baccalaureate/Ass0ciats Degroe U=Upper Division Baccalaureate G:Graduate
This transcript represents credits RECOMMENDED by the American Council On Education (ACE) and is provided for your information and
academic advisemen! but is not an official component of the JST transcript.
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Name:
PIERSON, ROBERT V
SSN:
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ACE Exhibit
Number
Military Course
Number
Title / Subject Date Credit Level
soc
Category Code
cG-2205-0035
cG-2205-0043
cG-1708-0009
cG-1708-0022
cG-1708-0020
cG-1708-0017
cG-1728-002r
566666
045 I -9
45t-9
0309-4
0469-4
230275
34 1 090
Recruit Training
Beginning Swimming
Boating/Seamanship
Personal Fitness/Conditioning
Personal Health And First Aid
Military Requirements for Becoming a Petty
Offi cer by Correspondence
Health And Fitness or Introduction To
Nutrition
Introduction To Supervision
Seaman by Correspondence
Basic Seamanship
Boatswain's Mate Third Class by
Correspondence
Navigation
Seamanship
Navigation Rules by Correspondence
Basic Navigation
Coxswain, Class C
Navigation
Small Boat Handling
Maritime Law Enforcement Boarding Officer,
Class C
Basic Criminai Investigation
Basic Law Enforcement Organization And
Adminishation
20-sEP-1996
l3-DEC-1996
30-JAN-1997
08-sEP-1997
02-FEB-1998
27-MAR-1998
26-FEB-1999
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1
2
2
2
I
J
J
2
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
Physical Education
Physical Education
Health./Fitn/Wellness
MGlO2A,MGIO2B
Navigation
Navigation
CJ2IOA/CJ2IOB
CJ2O4NCJ2O4B
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12. Name:
PIERSON, ROBERT V
SSN:
xxx-xx-xxxx
ACE Exhibit
Number
Military Course
Number
Title / Subject Date Credit Level
SOC
Catesorv Code
cG-2205-0042
cG- 1 708-002 r
cG- I 708-0020
cG-1717-0013
cG- 1 708-0004
cG- 1 728-0053
cG-1406-0014
cG-1708-0036
cG-1715-0181
CGR-SN-OOI
0458-1
0209-l
0469-4
340720
41 50
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5016 I 5
230140
50 1 857
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Military Requirements for Becoming a Senior
Petty Officer by Correspondence
Fundamentals Of Communication
Inhoduction To Supervision
Boatswain's Mate Second Class by
Correspondence
Advanced Seamanship
Navigation Rules by Correspondence
Basic Navigation
Leadership and Management
Organizational Development
Boatswain's Mate First Class by
Correspondence
Advanced Navigation
Advanced Seamanship
Maritime Safety and Security Team (MSST)
Tactical Boat Crew
Port And Maritime Security
Instructor Development
Educational Media
Educational Methods Or Principles Of
Instruction
Tactical Coxswain (TCC)
Seamanship And Smali Boat Handling
Minor Aids Maintenance ATON Servicing
Technician
Basic Navigation
Electrical Safefy And Troubleshooting
Seaman
Deck Seamanship
lg-MAR-1999
l1-FEB-2000
2t-IUL-2003
07-JAN-2005
25-MAY-2006
14-MAR-2008
21-MAR-2008
I l-APR-2008
r8-JUN-2010
1s-MAY-1997
I
2
2
2
J
2
I
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1
2
2
L
L
L
L
U
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
MG1O2AA,fG1O2B
Navigation
Homeland Security
Navigation
Electronics,{Elctrcty
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Level: V:Yocational Certificate L:Lower Division Baccalaureate/Associate Degree U:Upper Division Baccalaureate G:Graduate
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13. Name:
PIERSON, ROBERT V
SSN:
xxx-xx-xxxx
ACE Exhibit
Number
Military Course
Number Title / Subject Date Credit Level
soc
Categorv Code
CGR.BM.O02
CGR-BM-OO3
CGR-BM-O04
CGR-BM-OO5
BM2
BMI
BMl
Boatswain's Mate
Rigging
Coastal Piloting
Computer Science
General Offi ce Procedures
Law Enforcement
Navigation Rules
Seamanship
Smali Boat Handling
Vessei Maintenance
Boatswain's Mate
Coastal Piloting
General Office Procedures
Law Enforcement
Maritime Communications
Navigation Rules Of The Road
Personnel Supervision
Safety And Firefighting
Seamanship
Vessel Maintenance
Boatswain's Mate
Advanced Vessel Operations
Budget Management
Electronic Navigation
Leadership
Marine Navigation
Rules Of The Road
Safety And Firefighting
Seamanship
Small Vessel Operations
Boatswain's Mate
Coastal Navigation (Lab)
Communications
Homeland Security
Navigationai Law
Seamanship
Small Boat Operations
Supervision
01-sEP-2000
01-JUN-2007
01-JUN-2007
01-JUN-2007
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J
J
2
3
3
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2
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J
3
3
J
3
J
J
3
V
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
TransporULogistics
Computer Studies
oFo1 1A
Law Enforcement
Navigation
Transport/Logistics
oFo1 1A
Law Enforcement
Electronics/Elctrcty
Navigation
MGlO2AA,{GIO2B
Fire Science
Accouniing
Navigation
MGl02AA,{G102B,
MG3O4B
Navigation
Navigation
Fire Science
Navigation
Communication
CJ6O1A/CJ6O1B
Navigation
Navigation
MG102AA,IG102B
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Level: V=Vocetionel Certificete L=Lower Division Baccalaureate/Associate Degree U=Upper Division Baccalaureate G:Graduate
This transcript represents credits RECOMMENDED by the Americen Council On Education (ACE) and is provided for your information and
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14. TRANSCRIPT*
Start
Date
1S-JAN-2005 23-MAR-2005
Credits/ Level
Unit
6QL
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SSN: XXX-XX-XXXX
Grade Institution
B Lakeland Community College
7700 Clocktower Dr
Kirkland, OH44094
ACADEMIC TNSTITUTION COURSES
NOT AN OFFICIAL
Name: PIERSON, ROBERT V
Course Title
EMT10I0 Emtbasic Lecture
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Date
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Credits: S=Semester Hours Q=Quarter Hours C=CIock N=Continuing Education Units
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