Northwest Christian University, Clackamas Community College, and Blue Mountain Community College Currently Award 3 College Credits for the NCRC
The job seeker and/or student can easily connect with the registrar's office at Northwest Christian University to submit their National Career Readiness.
If a student is admitted and enrolled in degree-seeking program, the NCRC credits can be applied toward their graduation requirements in any of NCU's bachelor's programs, either the traditional daytime program or the adult evening and online format.
The American Council on Education (ACE) Endorses the NCRC at the Silver Level and above for 3 College Credits
![]() ACT National Career Readiness Certificate Recommended for Three Semester Hours of College Credit
American Council on Education Recommends College Credit for Certificates Awarded at Silver Level or Above IOWA CITY, Iowa—The American Council on Education (ACE) has recommended that postsecondary educational institutions award college credit in applied critical thinking to individuals who earn the ACT National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC™). ACE recommends that three credit hours be awarded to recipients who earn specific levels of the credential. “This development will intensify the momentum building behind the NCRC, a credential now recognized as the most effective strategy for certifying workplace skills and predicting workplace success,” said Jon Whitmore, ACT chief executive officer. “The credential can now serve a larger segment of the U.S. population by expanding postsecondary opportunities for returning service members, dislocated and emerging workers, career and technical education students, and many others. This will ultimately create important dividends for the U.S. economy.” For more information on ACE endorsement of college credits for silver and gold NCRC |
To receive college credits at Clackamas Community College or Blue Mountain Community College please visit their websites for more information.
June 01, 2015 09:09 AM Eastern Daylight Time
PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, University of Phoenix announced it will accept the ACT National Career Readiness Certificate (ACT NCRC) for up to three credits towards elective courses in select University undergraduate degree programs. The initiative is part of the University’s commitment to aligning degree programs with industry standards, and helping students more quickly and affordably achieve their education goals based on their relevant experience. |