Subsequent updated status reports generally take four to six weeks to prepare and mail. We do not offer any courses. We also offer Special Assessment, an individualized examination on a college-level subject that cannot be assessed through a standardized proficiency examination. Many students enrolled in our nuclear technology program take advantage of Special Assessment to fulfill their core requirements in Reactor Core Fundamentals and Plant Systems Overview. Most proficiency examination programs offer a study guide which contains a list of suggested references.
Examinations are available in computer information systems and lower-level electronics.
It is important to note that these exams are geared for students who have already gained relevant college-level knowledge from work experience. Distance courses are available in computer information systems and for several of the specialty options in the Bachelor of Science in Technology degree program. Very few distance courses are available for upper-level electronics engineering technology requirements. For example, credits from the Navy Nuclear Power School will apply toward requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Technology degree and for several specialization options within the Bachelor of Science in Technology program. Some Army military occupational specialties may apply toward technology degree requirements.