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 k.  Articulation credit is not available in postsecondary courses if granting such   J.  CONTINUING  EDUCATION  COURSES
 credit violates policies or regulations of licensure agencies or regulatory   Southern Union awards CEU credit for appropriate continuing education courses.  One
 boards.    CEU, as defined by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, is 10 hours of
 l.   The secondary teacher or Career/Tech Administrator is authorized to provide   participation in an organized continuing education experience under capable and quali-
 certification signatures. This form is available in the offices of the Dean of   fied instructors.  The selection of continuing education courses is based on interests
 Technical Education and Workforce Development and the Dean of Instruction.  and needs of the area served by the College.  Such courses will vary from term to term
            as demand dictates.
 4.  Credit for Military Training and Educational Experiences
    Military credit may be awarded on the basis of recommendations in the Guide to   Records of all CEU’s awarded to an individual are kept by the College.  All records
 the Evaluations of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services published by   are considered confidential and are kept in a secure area.  This information is readily
 the American Council on Education (ACE). Credit may be awarded if Southern   available to an individual or to legally constituted authority.  Acknowledgment of
 Union offers an equivalent course and the ACE credit hour recommendation is the   these records will be made upon written request by the individual seeking to have his/
 same as the course offered by Southern Union. Students must submit an official   her records released.  Upon the receipt of a written request the Student Records Office
 military transcript to the College Records office for evaluation.    will issue an official statement providing the specifics of the CEU’s that were awarded.
            Information released will include:
    Military transcripts can be obtained through the Joint Services Transcript website   •  Name and address of the college.
 at www.jst.doded.mil. Once military transcripts are received the student should   •  Name and Social Security Number (or other numerical identification) of the
 contact an academic adviser for a full evaluation of prior credit.  individual participant.
               •   Title of all programs or activities completed.
 5.  Nursing and Emergency Medical Services Non-Traditional Credit Option
     Students transferring in to the ADN Program who have completed the LPN Program
      and are currently licensed in Alabama will be awarded 15 non-traditional hours
      after successful completion of the NUR 209 Concepts for Healthcare Transition
     Students.

      Students transferring into the ADN program who have completed the Paramedic
      program and are currently licensed as a paramedic can be awarded 15
      non-traditional hours at the completion of the NUR 209 Concepts for Healthcare
      Transition Students.

      Students transferring in to the EMS Program from a non-accredited EMT Program
      will be awarded 10 hours of non-traditional credit upon completion of EMS 108
      Directed Studies course (if they are entering the Advanced Medical Emergency
      Technician level), or EMS 156 Advanced Medical Technician Clinical ( if they are
      entering the Paramedic level)

 6.  Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) Course
 Air Force ROTC is an educational program designed to prepare young men and
 women for becoming Air Force officers while completing a four-year degree.
 Through an agreement with Auburn University, Southern Union students may
 take basic AFROTC classes for credit at the University.  However, to earn a com-
 mission, the student must transfer to Auburn to complete a four-year degree and
 advanced AFROTC classes.  A student must contact the AFROTC office at Auburn
 University prior to enrollment.
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