DJEATC

The Denver Joint Electrical Apprenticeship & Training Committee (DJEATC), Emily Griffith Technical College and Metropolitan State University of Denver have come together to provide academic and career pathways and opportunities for DJEATC students.

This pathway allows DJEATC apprentices 6 free credit hours at MSU Denver, along with re-imbursement for another 27 credit hours by the committee. This will allow apprentices to leave DJEATC as a journeyman electrician and have up to 78 credit hours of completed coursework.

This sets up DJEATC journey electricians to complete a bachelor’s degree in construction project management in only three semesters, as a full time student. This degree can then be added to a student’s certification and years of hands-on training.

Here is how your experience at DJEATC translates into a degree path at MSU Denver:

The journeyman electrician credentials from DJEATC = 45 credit hours (24 elective credits and 21 credits in the construction project management program).

The two communication courses you took from MSU Denver during your first year as an apprentice = 6 credit hours of general studies and complete the communication requirement.

Each of the courses below that you completed online with MSU Denver meet the following qualifications:

With these credits in hand, here’s what your remaining courses would be to complete your degree as a full-time student at MSU Denver:

• Any 3-credit hour course in Arts & Humanities
• Any 3-credit hour course in Social and Behavioral Sciences
• Any 3-credit hour course in Ethnic Studies and Social Justice
• Remaining courses in the construction project management major: 33-36 credits

With this information, your next step is to connect with academic advisers at MSU Denver to move forward with your journey to a bachelor’s degree.