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Academic Advising

Academic advisors assist students with developing academic plans based on their degree evaluations.  Their goal is to plan the right pathway to graduation by maximizing students' potential and ensuring success based on the student's previous academic experience, career path, and responsibilities outside of being a student.  Student success specialists assist students in overcoming barriers that many students encounter over their academic career.  Their goal is to help students become academically successful by assisting with goal setting, interpersonal issues, success plans, and community-based referrals.  More information can be found on Commons (Student Services & Support).

Technology Requirements

Students should have access to a computer/device with reliable Wi-Fi at home/off-campus.

NREMT for WI EMR/EMT Certification

After successful completion of EMT 1/EMR the student is eligible for the Emergency Medical Responder NREMT exam.

After successful completion of EMT 2 the student is eligible for the Emergency Medical Technician NREMT exam. 

Students must be 18 to obtain their EMT licensure.  Students have 3 attempts to get their EMT licensure, if a student fails after 3 attempts they will have to wait for 6 months to attempt again.  

Uniform

• Students will be required to wear an EMT polo shirt throughout the program. The polo shirt is added on to the cost of the EMT class and will be given to the student after classes begin.
• Picture identification badges will be required when completing coursework off-campus, such as internship site work, and public education presentations.

Physical Exam and Criminal Background Forms Requirement

You will get a letter from the department with information about physical/vaccination requirements. Background checks are done in class if not previously completed.

Additional Program Cost

• Criminal Background Check

Financial Aid and Cost

This program costs approximately $1,500. This program does not qualify for financial aid.

Students with Disabilities

CVTC welcomes individuals with disabilities. We will provide and coordinate reasonable accommodations for all individuals with documented disabilities. Students that might benefit from accommodations during their college experience at CVTC can contact Diversity Resources at 715-833-6234 or diversity@cvtc.edu to determine what accommodations they may be eligible for and what documentation may be required.

Title IX Pregnancy and Postpartum

CVTC does not discriminate against any student on the basis of pregnancy or related conditions and will fully comply with Title IX regulations. Absences due to medical conditions relating to pregnancy and maternity leave will be excused for as long as deemed medically necessary by a student’s medical provider, and students will be given the opportunity to make up missed work. Students are encouraged to contact Diversity Resources at 715-833-6234 or diversity@cvtc.edu to set up an appointment as soon as the pregnancy is known.

Last Updated: February 22, 2024 @ 8:19 a.m.