COLLEGE CREDIT

Through a cooperative partnership with Clackamas Community College, participants in The Executive Academy, The Sergeants’ Academy, The Line Academy, or The Effective Public Information Officer may receive college credit through Clackamas Community College in Clackamas, Oregon.

Process
To receive college credit, students must 1) Fill out an enrollment/registration form for Clackamas Community College; 2) Pay for the college credit and processing fee; 3) Put their name on the class roster; 4) Fill out a course evaluation form. The Results Group, Ltd. will collect the fees and submit all paperwork to the college. All forms for the process are available at each of our Academies.

The Results Group, Ltd. will submit to the college

• Registration Form for each student
• Class Roster
• Copies of evaluations

Confirmation
Upon receipt of the registrations from The Results Group, Ltd., the college will send two documents to the student – 1) A confirmation letter acknowledging that you’ve applied for credit for the class that will include a student ID number you can use to access your transcripts on the college web site and 2) A letter from the Customized Training Department that you can use to submit for reimbursement of the tuition fee from your agency.

Registration Fee for College Credit
The fee for receiving college credit for any The Results Group, Ltd. program is $50 per person, per Academy ($40 for the college credit and a $10 processing fee). This is in addition to the registration fee for the Academy itself. The fee is due and payable on or before the first day of class.

Total Credits Received
You will receive 4 credits for The Executive Academy or The Sergeants’ Academy and 2 credits for The Line Academy or The Effective PIO course.

Transcripts
You will receive a student ID number in your confirmation letter. To obtain transcripts for your records, log onto the Clackamas Community College website and look up your transcripts using your student ID number.

You can also receive a copy of the course syllabus and course outline from The Results Group, Ltd. if needed for your records.

Transfer of College Credit
The transferability of college credit is always at the discretion of the accepting educational institution. As an example, the course number assigned by Clackamas Community College to The Sergeants’ Academy is LE 103. The LE stands for Law Enforcement and falls under the category of professional/technical credit in Oregon’s community college system. It has been our experience that most colleges and universities accept professional/technical credit courses in transfer. Some colleges may limit the number of credits transferred in this category (for example a maximum of 12 credits are accepted in transfer) and may also limit the number of courses with pass/no pass grades that are accepted in transfer. The LE 103 course is offered for a pass/no pass grade. The college always recommends that students check directly with their transfer college on the transferability of a specific course.

Contact Steve@TheResultsGroupLtd.com for guidance in qualifying for college credit by attending our courses.