Supervisory Leadership
Certificate / 18 Credits
Army
68W Combat Medic Specialist
Same degree. Less time.
Our specialists have analyzed Army Combat Medic Specialist training and compared it to the requirements for Supervisory Leadership at Northland Community & Technical College, aiming to award you as much credit for your experience as possible. This means you get more college credit in less time, with no surprises.
More College Credit
For Your Military Experience
You Get
6
Credits
for your Military Occupation*
You Need
12
Credits
to Graduate*
This program prepares students to supervise people in work environments where active participation in decision-making is required of all employees.
This GMLN Military Bridge Program is offered to those with the MOS-68A, MOS-68D, MOS-68K, MOS-68W or MOS-68X occupations who are at E5 or higher, have completed their training at the Medical Education and Training Campus (METC), and have completed the Basic Leader Course.
If you have a different military occupation or aren't sure what options are available, contact us to discuss your military training and education.
About the Program
Supervisory Leadership
Certificate / 18 Credits
The GMLN degree plan will show you exactly what courses you will get credit for, and what you need to graduate, based on your military training.
Your personalized degree plan may vary. Apply or Request Info to get started!
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Northland Community & Technical College
2022 Central Avenue NE, East Grand Forks, MN, 56721
*Upon verification of eligibility, active military or veterans will be granted up to 6 credits for their military coursework and training. Some credits may require completion of a course exam with a score of at least 70%, see Degree Plan for details. Credit determinations were made using current curriculum course dates. For questions, please contact Northland Community & Technical College or Request Info for review of your training. To earn a degree from one of our Minnesota State colleges or universities, a minimum number of credits must be taken through the institution, typically 30 credits for bachelor's degrees, 15 credits for associate degrees, and 1/3 of the total credits for diplomas and certificates. Some programs may vary. Additional college credit may be granted for other military courses with a Joint Service Transcript (JST) or Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) Transcript, courses from other colleges/universities upon review of an official transcript, and ACE Military Guide recommendations.