Nashville State Community College
Nashville State Community College (NSCC) and The Sage Group, LLC are pleased to announce a new program, whereby students, who are enrolled at NSCC and who successfully complete Sage courses can now receive college credit toward a degree program at Nashville State. The Sage courses must have been evaluated by the National Program on Non-Collegiate Sponsored Instruction and have received college-level credit recommendations.
The goal of both The Sage Group and Nashville State is to assist students in developing the skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary for effectiveness in their careers.
The Sage Group has been providing workforce-training services for 17 years. In 1988, the company was founded as the Pace Group and established its reputation for excellent customer service and relationship building. In 1998 after two acquisition processes, the company was bought by the current ownership in Nashville, Tennessee and became The Sage Group, LLC.
The Sage Group currently has eight offices nationwide serving Fortune 500 clients. The company employs more than 150 facilitators, located nationwide, who deliver training courses either on-site or in convenient locations.
Sage students who enroll at Nashville State can receive up to 30 credits toward an A. A. S. degree in General Technology upon successful completion of approved Sage courses.
Sage courses appropriate for a degree in General Technology with a concentration in Technology:
NOTE: Course numbers on transcripts may reflect different prefixes depending upon where a course is offered.
Introduction to Microsoft Application Suite (201)
Introduction to Microsoft Office XP Suite (211)
Advanced Microsoft OfficeXP Suite(212)
Microsoft Access 2003 Basic Microsoft Access 2003 Intermediate
Microsoft Access 2003 Advanced
Microsoft Excel 2003 Basic
Microsoft Excel 2003 Intermediate
Microsoft Excel 2003 Advanced
Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 Basic
Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 Advanced
Microsoft Word 2003 Basic
Microsoft Word 2003 Intermediate
Microsoft Word 2003 Advanced
Web Development (210)
A+ Certification: Core Hardware (093A)
A+ Certification: OS Technologies (093B)
A+ Certification Test Preparation (O93)
A+ Enterprise Technicians (228)
Basic Electricity (087)
Basic Electronics (Bell South) (091)
Beginning Spanish (206)
Call Center Management (105)
CCNA Cisco Networking (082)
Cisco Certified Network Associate: Part One (231)
Cisco Certified Network Associate: Part Two (232)
Cisco Certified Network Associate: Part One EAP (233)
Cisco Certified Network Associate: Part Two EAP (234)
Cisco Certified Network Associate: Part Three EAP (235)
Cisco Certified Network Associate: Part Four EAP (236)
Computer Support and Maintenance (O92)
Convergence Technologies (216C)
Critical Thinking Skills (088)
CTKT Test Preparation Series (900/1)
Customer Relationship Management (106)
CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Administrator) (219)
Data Communications (O85)
Data Networking (216A)
Digital Communications and Computer Literacy (Bell South) (090)
Digital Subscriber Line (086)
Digital Technology Skills (204)
Excellence in Service (107)
Fiber Optics (080)
Fiber Optics (080/2)
Fiber Optics: Part One (238)
Fiber Optics: Part Two (239)
Fundamentals of Networking (O94)
Intermediate Spanish - Part A (217A)
Intermediate Spanish - Part B (217B)
Introduction to Cisco Networking Technologies: Building a Network (218/1)
Introduction to Cisco Networking Technologies: Configuring and Managing a Network (218/2)
Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices: Routing and Switching (218/3)
Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices: Security and the WAN (218/4)
Introduction to Wireless Communications (081)
Network+ Certification (094)
Network+ Certification: Part 1 (094/1)
Network+ Certification: Part 2 (094/2)
Network Security Fundamentals: Part 1 (220A)
Network Security Fundamentals: Part 2 (220B)
Security Awareness (222)
Structured Cabling (221)
Telecommunications Math Skills (230)
Telephony Networking (216B)
VoIP Convergence Technologies Series (216)
In addition up to 15 substitution credits can be received for Sage courses which have been reviewed and determined to be approved substitutes for specific courses in the General Technology program. These will be reviewed and awarded on a case-by-case basis.
For other degree programs at Nashville State, the number of possible substitute credits will be determined and awarded on a case-by-case basis.
Participation in this program requires two steps:
1. Enrollment in a degree program at Nashville State. For more information about enrolling at Nashville State, click here.
2. Successful completion of Sage courses appropriate for the degree program in which the student is enrolled. For more information on how to enroll in these courses at Sage, click here.