A
process whereby you may earn college credit for knowledge and/or
skills that you have gained through life experiences other than
formal college classes.
Sources
of knowledge may be
Work
Military
Homemaking
Volunteer work
Non-credit seminar or conferences
Travel
Recreational activities/hobbies
Reading, viewing, listening
Credit
for Prior Learning
Helps develop career goals
Reduces the cost of college
Facilitates faster college completion
Counselors
guide you through the various options for awarding credit
Standardized or college level testing program
Portfolio - a writing document demonstrating college-level
learning
Are
you a candidate for Credit for Prior Learning?
Yes,
if
Your
learning is in an area associated with your college curriculum
Your
learning is associated with courses that you are required to
complete
You
understand the principles and theories associated with the skills
that you possess.
For further details call the Assessment Center at 610-359-5322 to schedule an appointment to speak to a Credit for Prior Learning Advisor.