Michigan program aims to convert registered-apprenticeship training into associate degrees
Michigan College Credit for Apprenticeship uses ACE evaluations to align apprenticeship learning with associate-degree requirements; most evaluations returned roughly 39—49 credits and colleges plan to award about 45 credits of prior learning with a 15-credit residency to complete an associate degree.
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The Midwestern Higher Education Compact hosted a webinar presenting Michigan's Michigan College Credit for Apprenticeship Program, a statewide effort to consistently award college credit for learning acquired in registered apprenticeship programs. Carrie Wandler of the Compact opened the discussion and Brandy Johnson of the Michigan Community College Association outlined the goal: reduce variation across institutions and create clear associate-degree pathways for journeyworkers.
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