Grossmont College ROP - Regional Occupational Program. Career and Technical Education.

 

Orthopedic Technology

Admission to the Program
 

There are two ways to satisfy the pre-requisite for this program. Either one of these may qualify.

1. Complete a college level course in Anatomy and Physiology or Human Anatomy from an accredited college with a “C” or better. You must provide an official transcript showing completion of pre-requisite transcript to qualify for enrollment. Pre-requisite coursework must have included a lab. (Note - Must successfully complete a Biology course before taking Human Anatomy or Anatomy and Physiology.

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2. Apply for Equivalency based on experience in the health professions.

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Student selection is based on completion of prerequisite course work and date of application. Students admitted to the program must submit a satisfactory physical and dental examination report, record of current immunizations and current CPR card.

Tuition Free

The six-course, 24-unit core curriculum for the Orthopedic Technology Program is funded by the Regional Occupational Program (ROP) of the San Diego County Office of Education. ROP provides tuition-free, non-credit classroom/laboratory education. If college credit is desired, enrollment and health fees must be paid to the college. (Refer to current class schedule for enrollment fees.) Student expenses include textbooks, lab coats and NBCOT exam registration fee. A parking fee will be charged to all students using the parking facilities.


 

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