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CTE Dual Credits - College Credits

WANIC offers CTE Dual Credit. Students have the opportunity to earn college credit through Pacific NW College Credit and DigiPen Institute of Technology, Everett Community College and Green River Community College depending on the skill center program being completed. Students start preparing for a successful future by earning college credit taking high school Career & Technical Education (CTE) classes.

College transcripts will not be available for students who do not complete all steps by the communicated deadlines.

Pacific NW College Credit Worksheet (PDF)

Pacific NW College Credit offers Dual Credit to high school students as part of the statewide CTE Dual Credit program. Registered students in CTE Dual Credit classes can earn BOTH high school AND college credit for completing select high school classes with a grade of “B” (3.0) or better. 

CTE Dual Credit
Students who register for CTE Dual Credit classes can earn college credit in addition to their high school credit for completing high school classes that are formally aligned – articulated – with college courses. Eligible classes are considered “Career & Technical Education” classes at the high school level and connect to “Professional or Technical” courses & programs at the college. All articulated courses are part of a certificate or degree program offered at the awarding college.

Even if a student doesn't plan on future enrollment at the college transcripting their WANIC Skill Center class, students will have evidence they have attended college level courses which may be beneficial in future job or other college/university applications. 

Credit is guaranteed to transfer to all Washington State community or technical colleges. Transferability is not guaranteed to 4-year colleges/universities. There are many ways that a student can benefit from their college credit.  Some students are able to use the credit as a direct match at their receiving institution, or able to waive a prerequisite class, or they may be able to apply the credits towards their electives. 

Aviation Technology

DigiPen Programs

Fire & EMS Programs

WANIC does not issue college transcripts. Depending on the WANIC program, there are different processes to obtain your college transcript. Please follow the steps listed on this page if you are looking for your college transcript.

Pacific NW College Credit

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Pay $50 flat fee for all College Credits earned by June 15

PNWCC Request College Transcript process