Proficiency Credit
Proficiency Credit General Information Sheet
FAQs
What is Proficiency Credit?
Proficiency credits are awarded to Moraine Valley students who
have taken vocational or noncredit training and can document that training
through certificates or test results. It is intended to help students achieve
their degree goals without repeating material they have already learned.
Proficiency credit is available in areas such as automotive technology, criminal
justice, fire service, networking, office systems and applications, and
restaurant/hotel management.
Who is it for?
All Moraine Valley students. Interested students should meet with
an academic advisor to make sure they understand the requirements for their
degree before investigating whether proficiency credit will be helpful.
How long does the process take?
Generally, no longer than a few weeks.
Do Proficiency Credits transfer?
Students should check with the transfer school to verify
acceptance of proficiency credits.
How do I begin the process?
Bring copies of certificate or test results to the Academic
Outreach office, Building L, Room L244 and pick up registration/grade forms. are available
there.
What is the difference between Proficiency Credit and APL (Achieved
Prior Learning)?
Take a look at here.
