Edge Program

WV EDGE Program

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Get a Career Plus College Credit with our EDGE Program
**You, the student, must complete the application and request forms for the school you plan on attending for the EDGE credits to be transferred.  

Click the link below to select your school to see what courses are accepted for credit.
WV EDGE Credits by College

 

Click the link below to select your program of study to find out which courses transfer.
WV EDGE Credits by your Program of Study

 

Click the link below to see our current course offerings and the WV community and technical colleges that will accept those credits for transfer.

CCTEC EDGE Credit Crossover by College

 

About the WV EDGE Program
The West Virginia EDGE program stands for “Earn a Degree – Graduate Early”. This program was established in 2001 and is the by-product of the seamless curriculum initiative that focuses on curriculum alignment between education levels. EDGE was partially created to provide incentives for more students to continue their education beyond high school. Students who participate in the EDGE initiative can earn community and technical college credit, free of charge, for the duplicated secondary and postsecondary courses identified during the curriculum alignment process. Those who choose to attend a community or technical college may now enter those schools upon graduation from high school and Carver with college credits accumulated. Several programs are currently in the development stages to accommodate this need, with the EDGE program leading the way.

Carver has over 200 members on their Advisory Board and a committed staff all of whom support higher education for our students. The EDGE program and other similar programs define a system that gives our vocational students the opportunity to attain college credit for their coursework as a high school/vocational student and to quickly attain their college degree.

The goals of the West Virginia EDGE initiatives
  1. To provide an opportunity for all students to establish a college transcript while in high school.
  2. To increase the numbers of students attending community and technical colleges, and
  3. Establish a pathway that allows students to obtain an Associate Degree one year after high school or along with a HS Diploma.
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