Answers: CTE stands for College Transfer Equivalence / Career Technical Education

College Transfer Equivalence

College Transfer Equivalence is a program that allows students from participating institutions of higher education to receive credit for what they have learned at the post-secondary level. In order for a student to receive college transfer equivalency, he or she must first meet with an academic adviser and request the transcripts from each school attended be forwarded to his or her new school. The student’s transcript must show coursework with a grade level of C or better in order to receive college transfer equivalency for transfer students.

Career Technical Education

Career technical education is a program that allows students to get training at their post-secondary institution that can lead to careers outside of the traditional four-year degree. Students can receive a certificate, diploma, or an associate’s degree in a variety of areas such as health sciences, business administration, and education. Career technical education programs can vary greatly between post-secondary institutions because they are designed to meet the specific needs of students that attend them.