
College and
Career Planning
Articulation Agreements
Upper Cape Tech has articulated agreements with Cape Cod
Community College (4Cs), Bristol Community College (BCC), and New England
Institute of Technology (NEIT).
Colleges work with high school instructors to determine
that a course or sequence of courses at the high school level is equal
to the material included in a particular course at the institution of
higher learning. Students who maintain a B or better in the high school
course or courses will be eligible for the college credit upon enrollment
at that college.
The following chart outlines the UCT programs that are currently
involved in articulations. This list grows all the time, and the chart
is adjusted to reflect newly articulated programs.
| UCT Technical Area |
College offering articulated courses |
| Auto Body |
NEIT |
| Automotive Technology |
NEIT |
| Carpentry |
4Cs |
| Culinary Arts |
4Cs, BCC |
| Environmental Technology |
4Cs |
| Health Careers |
4Cs, NEIT, BCC |
| Information Technology |
4Cs |
| Marine Services |
NEIT |
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UCT also articulates the college prep Business Management
course with Cape Cod Community College and New England Institute of Technology.
CVTE Linkage - Tech Prep
Upper Cape Tech is one of a number of area high schools that is a member of the Cape Cod Community College Consortium. CCCC has entered into a number of articulation agreements with UCT to grant credit for students who have completed specific courses at UCT and achieved a B- or better. CVTE Linkage also offers College Placement Testing (CPT), campus visits, customized MCAS remediation, guest speakers, forums and other special events. This fact sheet will tell you more about Massachusetts’ Secondary Postsecondary CVTE Linkage.
For more information about UCTs participation, please contact Jennifer McGuire, Guidance & Admissions Counselor, by e-mail or at extension 247

More Information
COLLGE VISITS
College admissions representatives visit Upper Cape Tech throughout
the school year to speak with interested juniors and seniors.
This is a great opportunity to learn more about a particular college
and to meet someone who will often be involved in reading your
application if you decide to apply.
Visits usually last about one-half hour. You must sign up in
Student Services in advance to attend a college representative
visit. This list will be updated regularly, so check back often!
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| College Name |
Date of Visit |
Period |
| University of Massachusetts Amherst |
Tuesday, October 20 |
2 |
| New England College |
Tuesday, October 20 |
3 |
| International Yacht Restoration School |
Tuesday, October 20 |
4 |
| Merrimack College |
Tuesday, October 20 |
6 |
| Curry College |
Wednesday, October 21 |
1 |
| Nova Southeastern University |
Wednesday, October 21 |
3 |
| Florida Institute of Technology |
Wednesday, October 21 |
4 |
| Regis College |
Friday, October 30 |
5 |
| Fisher College |
Friday, October 30 |
7 |
| Becker College |
Monday, November 2 |
8 |
| Southern New Hampshire University |
Tuesday, November 3 |
6 |
| Nichols College |
Wednesday, November 4 |
2 |
| Fitchburg State College |
Wednesday, November 4 |
4 |
| Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts |
Thursday, November 19 |
2 |
| Bay State College |
Thursday, November 19 |
5 |
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Helpful
Websites
The following links are provided for students and their
parents to get started on their college and career planning. Guidance
Counselors are available to meet with students to discuss plans in more
detail.
| College
Board
The College Board website is your one stop site for SAT and PSAT
information (including dates and deadlines), as well as a great
resource for searching for the right two- or four-year colleges. |
Massachusetts
Career Information System
The Massachusetts Career Information System is provided by the Massachusetts
Division of Career Services. This site is designed to give occupational
and educational information to help students make good choices about
both schools and careers. It includes an occupation sort, which
lets students find careers that fit their interests. When logging
in, be sure to include the zip code and town in which you live.
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Career
Voyages
Career Voyages alllows students to investigate specific careers
and industries. It includes labor trends and wage information, nationally
and here in Massachusetts. Additionally, the site provides links
to colleges and technical schools offering programs and degrees
in specific fields.
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Strategies
for College Testing
Strategies for College Testing is a Q&A site that will answer
basic questions about PSATs, SATs, etc. Look here first, and then
double check with your guidance counselor. |
New England Board of
Higher Education
New England Board of Higher Education offers the Regional Student
Program (http://www.nebhe.org/tuition_assistance.html)
(RSP), which provides New England residents with major tuition savings
at out-of-state public colleges and universities within New England. |
| The Common Application
The Common Application is one application that is accepted by over
250 colleges. Using the Common App, students can complete their
application once, and copy it and send it to many colleges. Students
can also apply online using the Common App. |
www.meritaid.com
MeritAid.com is a comprehensive directory of merit scholarships and
academic scholarships from colleges across the country. |
Web U.S. Higher Education
Dedicated to four-year and two-year colleges, this site allows
students to get a list of U.S. colleges and universities either
in alphabetical order or by state. The list provides direct links
to each college or university website.
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