Southeast Community College

Tech Prep General Information

Educational Pathways
Educational Pathways are education maps or personal learning plans for students, parents, teachers and counselors to use when identifying programs of study which may articulate from the high school to Southeast Community College. Please click on the high school name to learn which courses the student can take in high school that will benefit them at the College.

Program Areas

• Communication and Information Systems
• Business, Marketing and Management
• Environmental and Agricultural Systems
• Health Sciences
• Human Services and Resources
• Industrial, Manufacturing and Engineering Systems

Credit by Waiver
Credit by Waiver forms are available in the registrar's offices.
Beatrice Campus, contact: 402-228-3468, ext. 1213, lthomas@southeast.edu.
Lincoln Campus, contact: 402-437-2609, drink@southeast.edu.
Milford Campus, contact: 402-761-2131, ext. 8222, dhavener@southeast.edu.

Everyone benefits from Tech Prep...here's how!

1. Provides students with the skills necessary to gain employment or to pursue further education.
2. Involves students in their educational planning.
3. Involves students in the real world or applied instruction reflecting the connection between a future career and their education.
4. Relates to a broad scope of occupational opportunities.
5. Is performance based, with a method of measuring student's outcome.
6. Blends math, science and English/language arts courses which are taught through practical application and meets graduation requirements for those subjects.
7. Provides a planned sequence of courses from high school through an associate degree or beyond.
8. Allows for dual credit, advanced study and cooperative agreements.
9. Involves teaching the way students learn.

What is advanced placement?

At SCC advanced placement means that a student receives credit for the college course on the college transcript based on successfully completing certain high school courses.  No tuition or fee payment is required. The advanced placement credit hours will be counted toward graduation, but will not be counted in the student's grade point average.

See your College advisor or registrar for the Credit by Waiver form.