The search found 6 results in 0.024 seconds.

Search results

1. Can I receive credit for life experience?

   Some of the colleges in the Virginia Community College System recognize experiential learning (means of being awarded Credit for Prior Learning through an administrative determination) when the experience closely aligns with specific course outcomes.  Credit may be awarded based upon an individualized portfolio evaluation, which may be conducted by faculty at the individual colleges. 

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 13, 2021

2. How does the Credits2Careers portal work?

   Get started on the next chapter of your life today. It's easy, just follow the process below.

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 19, 2021

3. Where can I complete short-term training?

   

   FastForward is a short-term training program for high-demand industries run out of VCCS, helping Virginians get the jobs they want and the salaries they need.  The career training is different from one college to the next because the workforce needs vary from community to community.

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 19, 2021

4. What is the difference between a career studies certificate, a certificate, and a diploma?

   Below you will find the definitions of the Career Studies Certificate, Certificate, and Diploma. 

   ---

   Career Studies Certificate
   A career studies certificate program is defined as a program of study of not less than 9 nor more than 29 semester credit hours. Career studies certificate programs are not required to include general education.

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 27, 2021

5. What is the difference between full-time and part-time?

   Full-time Students: Students enrolled for 12 or more credits in a semester are considered full-time students. 

   Part-time Students: Students enrolled for fewer than 12 credit hours in a semester are part-time students.  

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 27, 2021

6. Maximize Your Military Experience with a Technical Studies Associate Degree

   Maximizing your military experience by enrolling in a Technical Studies Associate Degree program is a smart way to turn hands-on skills into academic and professional advancement. This degree is designed to recognize and build upon the specialized training and real-world problem-solving experience gained during military service. Whether you've worked in logistics, engineering, IT, or mechanics, the program allows you to transfer military credits and focus on expanding your technical knowledge, leadership abilities, and career readiness.

   ej-green@vccs.edu - April 15, 2025