Get a college degree in less time with your Journey-level US-DOL BAT Certificate!

CJAP has an agreement with our College partners which allows a journeyman’s status to be transferred to satisfy part of the College’s core curriculum requirements for an Associate or Bachelor Degree. Contact one of our College partners below to find out how your US-DOL BAT can jump-start an advanced degree.

St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley will grant up to 34 college credit hours toward your Associate’s Degree after you have completed your US-DOL BAT certificate in carpentry. For more information, call Dale Gerstenecker at 314.513.4331, or Rich Unger at 314-513-4319.

Jefferson College is offering an Associate’s Degree and will grant up to 45 college credit hours after you receive your US-DOL BAT certificate in carpentry. For more information, call Bryan Herrick at 636-942-3000 ext. #168.

St. Charles Community College will grant up to 40 college credit hours after you have completed your US-DOL BAT certificate in carpentry. For more information, call 636.922.8241.

Mineral Area College will grant up to 40 college credit hours after you have completed your US-DOL BAT certificate in carpentry. MAC also has a millwright program in which a millwright can earn an Associate’s of Applied Science Degree in Industrial Maintenance. For more information, call Julie Downs at 573-518-3805 or jdowns@mineralarea.edu.

East Central College will grant up to 40 college credit hours after you have completed your US-DOL BAT certificate in carpentry. For more information, contact Brenda Bouse at 636-584-6527 or bouseb@eastcentral.edu

Ivy Tech will grant credit toward an AS or AAS Degree. For more information on this on-line program call Teresa Hess at 317.916.7897 or thess@ivytech.edu

National Labor College offers on-line courses toward B.A. degrees in Business Administration, Construction Management, and Emergency Readiness and Response Management. Click Here for more information.