PERCOMOnline currently has articulation agreements for paramedic credits with two colleges: Texas State Technical College; and the University of New Haven. Below we have included the details for both schools.
Texas State Technical College TSTC in Abilene offers an A.A.S. degree in Emergency Medical Services for Paramedics. Paramedic graduates from the PERCOM EMS Medical Education Consortium Paramedic Program who take and pass the examination processes for NREMT-Paramedic are eligible to apply to this degree program and may receive college credit for completion of the Paramedic Program through PERCOM.
Requirements to participate in this program include:
The PERCOM graduate must take and pass NREMT-Paramedic following graduation from PERCOM EMS Medical Education Consortium’s Paramedic program. The PERCOM graduate must successfully complete all application, enrollment and testing processes as designated by TSTC for approval and admission to TSTC, and pay all enrollment fees and subsequent tuition, books and other fees, just like any other student who wishes to apply for enrollment to TSTC. Approval into the degree program is not guaranteed and is subject to normal approval and review processes in place by TSTC. The PERCOM Paramedic Program graduates accepted to TSTC will receive a maximum of 41 transfer credits for the successful completion of the PERCOM Paramedic Certificate Program and subsequent NREMT certification deemed comparable (based on current course description information, course requirements, and agreement by the representatives of the respective programs) to current TSTC courses. All transfer students under this agreement are required to complete 25% of the EMS AAS degree (a 60-credit hour program) at TSTC (equivalent to 15 credit hours).
University of New Haven Graduates of our Paramedic program can earn their Bachelors degree by completing the 40 hours of core classes at the University of New Haven!