Cooperative Alliances For College Credit
Meridian Technology Center participates in Cooperative Alliance agreements with Cowley College, Northern Oklahoma College and the Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology and allows students to earn college credit toward an Associate in Applied Science. Students participating in the Cooperative Alliance program are responsible for meeting college requirements and completing the admission process before college credit is granted. Credit is not automatic.
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