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Online Test PrepIt’s not the typical program most people think about when they think about CareerTech opportunities. When asked about this, Phillips says, “A lot of programs provide opportunities to get certifications and while some do prepare for higher ed, many of the other programs can lead to well-paying careers right after graduation. Our Biotech program is different. It is open to all high school students and we encourage anyone interested in science to check us out. Our primary focus with this program is to build excellent foundations and prepare our students for science-related futures in college.”
Read Mrs. Phillips' StoryThis is a two year program designed to provide advanced science preparation for high school students planning on pursuing a college major in a science related field of study. Biotechnology is the physical manipulation of organisms at the molecular level to improve the quality of life. In this high school only program, students will learn foundational scientific knowledge, gain laboratory skills, and participate in authentic research. This college preparatory program develops competencies useful for medical, pharmaceutical, agricultural, and other science based areas of study.
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Advanced Biotechnology I (120 Hours)
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Partner high school students may attend tuition free.
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