2017-2018 WKCTC Parent Brochure

Parent’s COLLEGE GUIDE

WEST KENTUCKY C O M M U NITY A ND TE CHNICA L C O L L E G E

EDUCATION • EMPLOYMENT INDEPENDENCE

FAST FACTS Student Profile: (2015/16 Academic Year) Enrollment: 8,174 Student to teacher ratio: 20 students to 1 teacher High school students enrolled in dual-enrollment/dual-credit courses: 1,392 Students enrolled in one or more online courses: 4,459 Students receiving financial aid: 61% Part-time students: 59% Full-time students: 41% Female: 57% Male: 43% Student Success: (2015/16 Academic Year) Associate Degrees: 640 Diplomas: 157 Certificates: 2,008 Total: 2,805

Dear Parent, In 2011, West Kentucky Community and Technical College (WKCTC) was recognized by The Aspen Institute as one of the top five community colleges in the nation for providing tremendous opportunities for students and the region. In 2017, for a fourth time, WKCTC was one of the ten finalist for the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, the nation’s signature recognition of high achievement and performance in America’s community colleges.

HELP.WESTKENTUCKY.KCTCS.EDU

(855) 246-2477

FACEBOOK.COM/WESTKENTUCKY TWITTER.COM/WKCTC

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If your student decides to pursue a higher education with us, they will increase their earning potential significantly. We have many two-year technical programs that offer an excellent career pathway that can lead to a well-paying job in a high demand industry. In addition, your student’s credits at WKCTC college transfer easily to the four-year college of your choice. Our Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degrees fulfill the general education requirements at any public university in Kentucky.

It is also important to know that WKCTC is accredited by the same regional accreditation agencies recognized by the U.S. Department of Education that evaluate academic programs at four-year institutions to ensure the quality and acceptability of each institution. Because community colleges and four-year institutions must meet the same accreditation standards for the first two years of a university education, community college students are able to transfer their course credits to four-year colleges or universities. At WKCTC we have wonderful instructors and small class sizes to ensure our students get the best education possible to fulfill their career choice and secure gainful employment once they have graduated.

each of the four times the Prize has been awarded by The Aspen

A community college education is an affordable education. We have the lowest tuition in the state and virtually no fees. There are grants, scholarships, work study and financial aid options to help you finance your student’s education. Most of our students quality for some type of financial aid and our graduates have much less debt than a typical four-year college graduate. If you have any questions about our colleges, financial aid, or any of the enclosed information, please don’t hesitate to contact one of the personnel in our Admissions Office.

We would love to meet you and help your student enroll into college.

Institute and has twice been named a Finalist With Distinction

Sincerely,

West Kentucky Community and Technical College (WKCTC) has been recognized as an Aspen Prize Top 10 Community College

for providing students with strong job training and continuing higher education opportunity, for achieving high completion and transfer rates, and for providing strong employment results

Dr. Anton R. Reece, WKCTC President

for its graduates.

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FAST FACTS Student Profile: (2015/16 Academic Year) Enrollment: 8,174 Student to teacher ratio: 20 students to 1 teacher High school students enrolled in dual-enrollment/dual-credit courses: 1,392 Students enrolled in one or more online courses: 4,459 Students receiving financial aid: 61% Part-time students: 59% Full-time students: 41% Female: 57% Male: 43% Student Success: (2015/16 Academic Year) Associate Degrees: 640 Diplomas: 157 Certificates: 2,008 Total: 2,805

Dear Parent, In 2011, West Kentucky Community and Technical College (WKCTC) was recognized by The Aspen Institute as one of the top five community colleges in the nation for providing tremendous opportunities for students and the region. In 2017, for a fourth time, WKCTC was one of the ten finalist for the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, the nation’s signature recognition of high achievement and performance in America’s community colleges.

HELP.WESTKENTUCKY.KCTCS.EDU

(855) 246-2477

FACEBOOK.COM/WESTKENTUCKY TWITTER.COM/WKCTC

WESTKENTUCKY.KCTCS.EDU

If your student decides to pursue a higher education with us, they will increase their earning potential significantly. We have many two-year technical programs that offer an excellent career pathway that can lead to a well-paying job in a high demand industry. In addition, your student’s credits at WKCTC college transfer easily to the four-year college of your choice. Our Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degrees fulfill the general education requirements at any public university in Kentucky.

It is also important to know that WKCTC is accredited by the same regional accreditation agencies recognized by the U.S. Department of Education that evaluate academic programs at four-year institutions to ensure the quality and acceptability of each institution. Because community colleges and four-year institutions must meet the same accreditation standards for the first two years of a university education, community college students are able to transfer their course credits to four-year colleges or universities. At WKCTC we have wonderful instructors and small class sizes to ensure our students get the best education possible to fulfill their career choice and secure gainful employment once they have graduated.

each of the four times the Prize has been awarded by The Aspen

A community college education is an affordable education. We have the lowest tuition in the state and virtually no fees. There are grants, scholarships, work study and financial aid options to help you finance your student’s education. Most of our students quality for some type of financial aid and our graduates have much less debt than a typical four-year college graduate. If you have any questions about our colleges, financial aid, or any of the enclosed information, please don’t hesitate to contact one of the personnel in our Admissions Office.

We would love to meet you and help your student enroll into college.

Institute and has twice been named a Finalist With Distinction

Sincerely,

West Kentucky Community and Technical College (WKCTC) has been recognized as an Aspen Prize Top 10 Community College

for providing students with strong job training and continuing higher education opportunity, for achieving high completion and transfer rates, and for providing strong employment results

Dr. Anton R. Reece, WKCTC President

for its graduates.

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FINANCIAL AID Kentucky Resident Non-Resident, Contiguous Counties Non-Resident Mandatory Fee (all students)

TUITION

A COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS MORE THAN AN AFFORDABLE EDUCATION.

$162/credit hour $324/credit hour $567/credit hour $8/credit hour

It’s an investment.

• Students with degrees make more money over time and

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BIG = SAVINGS at YEARS WKCTC

have less unemployment.

AVERAGE KY UNIVERSITY

WKCTC

• Over 80% of our students

$19,115

$7,488

receive some type of financial

TUITION

GO BOOKS & SUPPLIES

$2,244

$2,000

ROOM & BOARD

$17,597

-

PARKING PASS

$165

FREE!

TOTAL COST

$39,121

$9,488

TOTAL SAVINGS

-

Based on 2 Year/Full Time, 2016-2017 Source: National Center for Education Statistics

LESS

aid, including scholarships,

with the

grants and work-study.

LOWEST TUITION

• Complete a two-year degree

in Kentucky!

for less than half the cost, then transfer easily to any four-year in the state.

$29,633

CHECKLIST Full-Time Tuition Comparison

Apply for financial aid as soon as possible after October 1

Costs are per year Based on 12 credit hours

$3,888

$8,340

$8,996

$10,202

$11,068

$11,772

$24,290

WKCTC

MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY

EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online by going to studentaid.gov Your student may receive a Student Aid Report (SAR) stating his/her eligibility to receive financial aid. Read the SAR and monitor the “To Do List” in the student self-service account at the college.

Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Apply online for scholarships available at your college

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For more information regarding financial aid, please contact us at (877) 528-2748 Toll Free or kctcs.edu/financial_aid.

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FINANCIAL AID Kentucky Resident Non-Resident, Contiguous Counties Non-Resident Mandatory Fee (all students)

TUITION

A COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS MORE THAN AN AFFORDABLE EDUCATION.

$162/credit hour $324/credit hour $567/credit hour $8/credit hour

It’s an investment.

• Students with degrees make more money over time and

2

BIG = SAVINGS at YEARS WKCTC

have less unemployment.

AVERAGE KY UNIVERSITY

WKCTC

• Over 80% of our students

$19,115

$7,488

receive some type of financial

TUITION

GO BOOKS & SUPPLIES

$2,244

$2,000

ROOM & BOARD

$17,597

-

PARKING PASS

$165

FREE!

TOTAL COST

$39,121

$9,488

TOTAL SAVINGS

-

Based on 2 Year/Full Time, 2016-2017 Source: National Center for Education Statistics

LESS

aid, including scholarships,

with the

grants and work-study.

LOWEST TUITION

• Complete a two-year degree

in Kentucky!

for less than half the cost, then transfer easily to any four-year in the state.

$29,633

CHECKLIST Full-Time Tuition Comparison

Apply for financial aid as soon as possible after October 1

Costs are per year Based on 12 credit hours

$3,888

$8,340

$8,996

$10,202

$11,068

$11,772

$24,290

WKCTC

MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY

EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online by going to studentaid.gov Your student may receive a Student Aid Report (SAR) stating his/her eligibility to receive financial aid. Read the SAR and monitor the “To Do List” in the student self-service account at the college.

Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Apply online for scholarships available at your college

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For more information regarding financial aid, please contact us at (877) 528-2748 Toll Free or kctcs.edu/financial_aid.

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ADMISSIONS CHECKLIST

TRANSFER

Apply for Admission: Your student can apply online 24 hours a day at kctcs.edu.

WHY TRANSFER?

Transcripts: Send official transcripts from your student’s high school or any college he/she has attended to the Office of Admission.

IT’S THE SMART CHOICE Your student can go two years for the price of one. West Kentucky Community & Technical College (WKCTC) offers many courses toward a bachelor’s degree and lower tuition rates, so you can save money by earning an associate degree at WKCTC before your student transfers.

Placement Testing: If your student does not meet the mandatory placement scores in math, reading, and English, then he/she may be required to take a placement test in one or more of those areas. If they need to test, a testing appointment needs to be scheduled and all necessary testing completed before an orientation and advising appointment.

Orientation & Advising: Placement testing does not determine admission to the college. Once your student has applied for admission, he/she will receive an acceptance letter instructing them to register for orientation online. At orientation, they will meet with an academic advisor and register for classes.

Orientation is required for all incoming freshmen and will answer many questions about school.

Pay: At this point, your student will need to pay tuition and fees to the Business Office. He/she can do this through the mail, in person or online at kctcs.edu/Student Billing.aspx.

IT’S FASTER Research shows that students who complete their associate degree before transferring are more likely to earn their bachelor’s degree in less time.

IT’S EASIER Kentucky has statewide policies to help your student’s general education course transfer and make it easier to transfer after he/she completes an associate degree.

IT’S BETTER WKCTC transfer students are very successful and perform at either the same or higher academic level after transferring to a four-year institution than students who start at a university.

Attend Classes: It is now time for your student to start his/her future at WKCTC! We wish your student good luck on their college adventure!

When you take at least 15 credits a semester or 30 a year: • you can graduate ON TIME in 2 years with an associate degree!

• you will get out into the workforce QUICKER • you save money and incur less college loan debt • you are more likely to get good grades For more information and to sign the pledge, go to: 15tofinishky.org

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“I feel like a f lower that is opening up.”

Jill Westerfield earned an associate in fine arts degree with high distinction and received a $5,000 scholarship to earn a bachelor’s degree in industrial design at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

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ADMISSIONS CHECKLIST

TRANSFER

Apply for Admission: Your student can apply online 24 hours a day at kctcs.edu.

WHY TRANSFER?

Transcripts: Send official transcripts from your student’s high school or any college he/she has attended to the Office of Admission.

IT’S THE SMART CHOICE Your student can go two years for the price of one. West Kentucky Community & Technical College (WKCTC) offers many courses toward a bachelor’s degree and lower tuition rates, so you can save money by earning an associate degree at WKCTC before your student transfers.

Placement Testing: If your student does not meet the mandatory placement scores in math, reading, and English, then he/she may be required to take a placement test in one or more of those areas. If they need to test, a testing appointment needs to be scheduled and all necessary testing completed before an orientation and advising appointment.

Orientation & Advising: Placement testing does not determine admission to the college. Once your student has applied for admission, he/she will receive an acceptance letter instructing them to register for orientation online. At orientation, they will meet with an academic advisor and register for classes.

Orientation is required for all incoming freshmen and will answer many questions about school.

Pay: At this point, your student will need to pay tuition and fees to the Business Office. He/she can do this through the mail, in person or online at kctcs.edu/Student Billing.aspx.

IT’S FASTER Research shows that students who complete their associate degree before transferring are more likely to earn their bachelor’s degree in less time.

IT’S EASIER Kentucky has statewide policies to help your student’s general education course transfer and make it easier to transfer after he/she completes an associate degree.

IT’S BETTER WKCTC transfer students are very successful and perform at either the same or higher academic level after transferring to a four-year institution than students who start at a university.

Attend Classes: It is now time for your student to start his/her future at WKCTC! We wish your student good luck on their college adventure!

When you take at least 15 credits a semester or 30 a year: • you can graduate ON TIME in 2 years with an associate degree!

• you will get out into the workforce QUICKER • you save money and incur less college loan debt • you are more likely to get good grades For more information and to sign the pledge, go to: 15tofinishky.org

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“I feel like a f lower that is opening up.”

Jill Westerfield earned an associate in fine arts degree with high distinction and received a $5,000 scholarship to earn a bachelor’s degree in industrial design at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

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ACADEMIC REPUTATION

Former U.S. Representative George Miller (D-CA) and WKCTC President Anton R. Reece at the Aspen Prize Ceremony in Washington, DC March 14, 2017.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS At West Kentucky Community & Technical College, you will receive a world-class education from faculty who care with smaller class sizes than most schools. Our professors are here to help you achieve your educational, personal, and career goals. Every year, our students and faculty are recognized across Kentucky and the country for exceptional contributions to the academic world.

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PROGRAMS Air Conditioning Technology Apprenticeship Studies Associate in Arts (Pre-baccalaureate) Associate in Fine Arts (Pre-baccalaureate) Associate in Science (Pre-baccalaureate) Automotive Technology Business Studies Administrative Office Technology Business Administration Medical Information Technology Collision Repair Technology Computer Aided Drafting & Design Computer & Information Technologies Computerized Manufacturing & Technology Cosmetology Criminal Justice Culinary Arts Dental Assisting Dental Hygiene Diagnostic Medical Sonography Diesel Technology Heavy Equipment Operation Fire/Rescue Science Technology General Occupational/Technical Studies Health Science Technology Homeland Security/Emergency Management Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education Logistics and Operations Management Manufacturing Industrial Technology Electrical Technology Industrial Maintenance Technology Marine Technology Mechatronic Systems Medical Laboratory Technician Nursing Associate Degree Nursing - RN Nursing Assistant Practical Nursing Pharmacy Technology Physical Therapist Assistant Radiography Surgical Technology Visual Communication Design & Technology Digital Printing Multimedia Welding Technology

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SELECTIVE ADMISSION Admission into the automotive technology, nursing and allied health programs at WKCTC is based on selective admission criteria specific to each program. Students who are interested in the admission criteria for these programs should contact the program coordinator or a career counselor at the college.

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ACADEMIC REPUTATION

Former U.S. Representative George Miller (D-CA) and WKCTC President Anton R. Reece at the Aspen Prize Ceremony in Washington, DC March 14, 2017.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS At West Kentucky Community & Technical College, you will receive a world-class education from faculty who care with smaller class sizes than most schools. Our professors are here to help you achieve your educational, personal, and career goals. Every year, our students and faculty are recognized across Kentucky and the country for exceptional contributions to the academic world.

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PROGRAMS Air Conditioning Technology Apprenticeship Studies Associate in Arts (Pre-baccalaureate) Associate in Fine Arts (Pre-baccalaureate) Associate in Science (Pre-baccalaureate) Automotive Technology Business Studies Administrative Office Technology Business Administration Medical Information Technology Collision Repair Technology Computer Aided Drafting & Design Computer & Information Technologies Computerized Manufacturing & Technology Cosmetology Criminal Justice Culinary Arts Dental Assisting Dental Hygiene Diagnostic Medical Sonography Diesel Technology Heavy Equipment Operation Fire/Rescue Science Technology General Occupational/Technical Studies Health Science Technology Homeland Security/Emergency Management Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education Logistics and Operations Management Manufacturing Industrial Technology Electrical Technology Industrial Maintenance Technology Marine Technology Mechatronic Systems Medical Laboratory Technician Nursing Associate Degree Nursing - RN Nursing Assistant Practical Nursing Pharmacy Technology Physical Therapist Assistant Radiography Surgical Technology Visual Communication Design & Technology Digital Printing Multimedia Welding Technology

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SELECTIVE ADMISSION

SELECTIVE ADMISSION Admission into the automotive technology, nursing and allied health programs at WKCTC is based on selective admission criteria specific to each program. Students who are interested in the admission criteria for these programs should contact the program coordinator or a career counselor at the college.

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OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS

PARENT RESOURCES PARENTS CAN HELP Discuss the importance of attending class regularly, reading before class, taking thorough notes, completing all class assignments, and participating in study groups.

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Today’s occupational careers are fast-paced, hands-on and lead to great paying jobs.

Encourage your student to consider one of these high wage, high demand careers.

CAREER

SALARY

Registered Nurse

$60,190

Dental Hygienist

$58,705

Computer & Information Technologies

$56,697

Physical Therapy Assistant

$55,892

Electrician

$51,558

Radiologic Technologist

$50,962

Health Technologist & Technician

$45,639

Machinist

$43,530

Heating, Air Conditioning, & Refrigeration Mechanic & Installer

$41,997

GO TO COLLEGE TUITION FREE

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Encourage your student to meet with his/her professors or teaching assistants outside of class to follow up on questions about course material.

Investigate free services available on campus such as tutoring, writing centers, the counseling center, mentoring, and academic advising.

Stress the importance of effective time management. Provide your student with a calendar and encourage him/her to keep track of due dates and tasks that need to be accomplished.

ADVISING All students are assigned an academic advisor to assist them in course planning and to provide general direction during their college career.

ACCESSIBILITY SUPPORT SERVICES Accessibility resources are here to help students with disabilities reach their goals and have equal access to all areas of education. We offer a wide range of services that are based on individual needs.

LEARNING CENTERS & COMPUTER CENTERS Tutoring and computer services are available free of charge to all students.

STUDENT PRIVACY According to the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), college students are considered responsible adults and are allowed to determine who will receive information about them. Parents are not automatically granted access to a student’s records without written consent of the student. For more information on this policy contact the Records Office.

SAFETY Your student’s safety and comfort are our number one priority. We work hard to create a campus environment that will make your student feel safe and secure.

• If you’re considering a career in healthcare, manufacturing, construction, logistics, business or IT, you may qualify for up to 32 credit hours free.

• If you have not earned a college degree.

• Application is free and easy.

• Get a better job and make more money in as little as one class.

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OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS

PARENT RESOURCES PARENTS CAN HELP Discuss the importance of attending class regularly, reading before class, taking thorough notes, completing all class assignments, and participating in study groups.

• •

Today’s occupational careers are fast-paced, hands-on and lead to great paying jobs.

Encourage your student to consider one of these high wage, high demand careers.

CAREER

SALARY

Registered Nurse

$60,190

Dental Hygienist

$58,705

Computer & Information Technologies

$56,697

Physical Therapy Assistant

$55,892

Electrician

$51,558

Radiologic Technologist

$50,962

Health Technologist & Technician

$45,639

Machinist

$43,530

Heating, Air Conditioning, & Refrigeration Mechanic & Installer

$41,997

GO TO COLLEGE TUITION FREE

Learn more at workreadykentucky.com 10

Encourage your student to meet with his/her professors or teaching assistants outside of class to follow up on questions about course material.

Investigate free services available on campus such as tutoring, writing centers, the counseling center, mentoring, and academic advising.

Stress the importance of effective time management. Provide your student with a calendar and encourage him/her to keep track of due dates and tasks that need to be accomplished.

ADVISING All students are assigned an academic advisor to assist them in course planning and to provide general direction during their college career.

ACCESSIBILITY SUPPORT SERVICES Accessibility resources are here to help students with disabilities reach their goals and have equal access to all areas of education. We offer a wide range of services that are based on individual needs.

LEARNING CENTERS & COMPUTER CENTERS Tutoring and computer services are available free of charge to all students.

STUDENT PRIVACY According to the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), college students are considered responsible adults and are allowed to determine who will receive information about them. Parents are not automatically granted access to a student’s records without written consent of the student. For more information on this policy contact the Records Office.

SAFETY Your student’s safety and comfort are our number one priority. We work hard to create a campus environment that will make your student feel safe and secure.

• If you’re considering a career in healthcare, manufacturing, construction, logistics, business or IT, you may qualify for up to 32 credit hours free.

• If you have not earned a college degree.

• Application is free and easy.

• Get a better job and make more money in as little as one class.

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CAMPUS & LOCATIONS MAIN CAMPUS 4810 Alben Barkley Drive Paducah, KY 42001 PADUCAH SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN 905 Harrison Street Paducah, KY 42001 PURCHASE TRAINING CENTER 234 Pioneer Industrial Drive Mayfield, KY 42066 SKILLED CRAFT TRAINING CENTER 70 Hickory Road Hickory, KY 42051

PHONE (855) GO-WKCTC

WESTKENTUCKY.KCTCS.EDU

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