1. guided pathways SOCHE Articulation and Transfer Conference October 19, Carl Brun, wright state university Terry Benedict, Ohio tech prep

2. Learning outcomes of presentation
Provide Secondary Career Tech and Postsecondary Approach to:
Definition/Elements of Pathway
Sample Pathways
Resources

3. Ohio career tech Definition of pathways
Agriculture & Environmental Systems
Arts & Communications
Business & Administrative Services
Construction Technologies
Education & Training
Engineering & Science Technologies
Finance
Government & Public Administration
Health Science
Hospitality & Tourism
Human Services (Cosmetology)
Information Technology
Law & Public Safety
Manufacturing
Marketing
Transportation Systems

4. Clusters ODHE DEFINTION OF GUARANTEED TRANSFER PATHWAYS
Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services
Clusters
Business
Arts, Humanities,
Comm, History, Design
Education
STEM
Public Safety
Health Sciences

5. Overlap of pathways
Business Social/Behavioral Sciences & Human Services
3. Business & Admin Services 8. Government & Public Administration
7. Finance Human Services (Cosmetology)
15. Marketing
16. Transportation Services
Education Arts/Humanities/Communications/History/Design
5. Education & Training Arts & Communications
10. Hospitality & Tourism
12. Information Technology
Public Safety
13. Law & Public Safety Health Sciences
STEM Health Sciences
1. Agriculture & Environmental Systems
4. Construction Technologies
6. Engineering & Science Technologies
14. Manufacturing

6. An Example of Courses with Secondary and Postsecondary Credits
Secondary Pathway: Engineering and Design
Postsecondary Program: Electrical Engineering Technology
An Example of Courses with Secondary and Postsecondary Credits
Secondary 7 8
English I
Algebra I
Physical Science
Social Studies
Fine Arts
Pre-Engineering Technologies 9 10
English II
Algebra II
Biology
World History
Health (.5)
PE (.5)
Engineering Principles
DC & AC Electronic Circuits
World Languages 11
English III
Geometry
Chemistry
U.S. History
Analog-Based Electronic Circuits
Digital Electronics 12
English IV
Trigonometry/ Calculus
Physics
U.S. Government
Robotics
Engineering Capstone
Postsecondary
Year 1
1st Semester
English Composition I
Computer Applications
Digital Systems
DC Electronic Systems
PC Tech Essentials
2nd Semester
College Algebra
AC Electronic Systems
Switching & Amplifier Systems
Data Communications
Year 2
Physics I
Micro Economics
Data Acquisition Systems
Embedded Micro-controller Systems
Advanced Digital Systems
Physics II
Technical Writing
Small Group Communication
Capstone
Ethics
High School Career-Technical Education Program Courses
High School Courses for Postsecondary Credit (Including Apprenticeship Hours) and the Corresponding Postsecondary Courses
Required Courses
Recommended Electives
5/2015
Visit education.ohio.gov/CareerConnections for reference information.
Course titles and sequences will vary between schools.

7. Credit Alignment Options
College Credit Plus
Statewide Articulation (CTAG)
Bilateral Articulation Agreements

8. Manufacturing Pathway
Academic Path or Career Tech (R7)
Recognized by:
Ohio Engineering Technology Educators Association
Ohio Manufactures’ Association
High School Manufacturing Career Specific Associate Bachelor’s
Foundations Certificate Certificate Degree Degree
15-30 college cr hrs:
Certificate areas:
CNC Programming
CAD/Design
Tool and Die
Chemical Technician
Welding
Seamless continuation from Mfg. Foundations. Most or all courses earned in Mfg. Foundations will apply.
60-64 college cr hrs:
15 cr hrs of program support (Physics, Computer programming, Math)
15 cr hrs basic (English, writing, humanities, economics, etc.)
30-34 cr hrs Technical (Engineering Technology courses)
Seamless continuation…30-45 cr hrs may be completed in prior certificates.
Example Pathway:
3-4 years of HS math
3-4 years of English and writing
STEM courses
Physics, Chemistry, and other sciences
Computer applications and programming.
May also complete a Career Technical pathway in manufacturing or related field (ex. R7)
cr. hrs.
30 cr hrs of program support (Physics, Computer programming, Math)
30 cr hrs basic (English, writing, humanities, economics, etc.)
60-64 cr hrs Technical (Engineering Technology courses)
60-64 cr hrs may be completed in prior certificates and the associate degree
15 college cr hrs:
Technical Writing (3 cr hrs)
Math (3 cr hrs)
Computer Aided Drafting (3 cr hrs)
Manufacturing Processes (3 cr hrs)
Engineering Materials (3 cr hrs)
Some or all course may be completed in HS. See notes below.
Please Note: This is not meant to be an advising document, only a way to show options for students. For specific advising information for course selection, please contact your HS counselor or college advisor.

9. Tech prep resources related to pathways
Quick Links/Resources
Terry Benedict
Chief Administrator, Ohio Tech Prep Southwest Regional Center
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College

10. Postsecondary resources related to pathways
Wright State University Transfer Student website -
Carl Brun, Assistant Vice President for University Curricular Programs, Provost Office, Wright State University, Dayton, OH, 45435, ,