Crosswalks
Crosswalk Opportunities
- Associate of Science Crosswalk: Pre-Vet/Animal Science
- Associate of Arts Crosswalk: Business Management
- Associate of Science Crosswalk-Computer Information Systems
- Associate of Science Crosswalk: Robotics/Drones
- Associate of Arts Crosswalk
- Associate of Applied Science Crosswalk: Welding
- Associate of Applied Science Crosswalk: HVAC
- Associate of Science Crosswalk: Pre-Nursing
Associate of Science Crosswalk: Pre-Vet/Animal Science
Certification to be earned by High School Graduation: LVT
Degree to be earned by High School Graduation: Associate of Science-Pre-Vet Cisco College
Are you passionate about animal health and welfare? If so, our Pre-Vet/Animal Science program may be the perfect fit for you. You’ll explore the anatomy and behavior of animals while also developing a strong understanding of biology and chemistry. Our program will prepare you for veterinary school and various careers working with animals.
What is an LVT?
Have you ever wondered who the person is that starts your pet’s veterinary appointment? Have you looked at their credentials and wondered what LVT means? LVT stands for Licensed Veterinary Technicians. They share many similarities in skills and training to their nurse counterpart in human medicine and are taught to help a variety of species including dogs, cats, horses, cows, sheep and lab animals.
At Hamlin, students are able to graduate from our AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) accredited program. This means they will have earned their associates degree and can start working or go on to pursue a bachelors degree.
Day-to-Day
So what exactly do LVTs do on a daily basis? Well, there are only a few things they can’t do: diagnose, prescribe medications, and perform surgery. The many things they can do include:
- administer anesthesia
- intubate (place a tube in the airway for breathing and anesthesia during surgery)
- assist in surgery
- place IV and urinary catheters
- draw blood
- perform dental cleanings
- take x-rays including dental x-rays
- provide proper pain control including local blocks
- complete diagnostic tests including blood profiles, complete blood counts, urinalysis, check for intestinal parasites and external parasites, skin cytologies, fungal cultures
- take patient histories
- perform physical exams
- administer vaccines and medications
- take care of hospitalized patients
- triage emergency situations and phone calls
- perform eye tests
- calculate nutritional needs and make dietary recommendations
- give training recommendations
- educate owners on diseases, preventative care, end of life decisions, medications and more
- perform laser therapy
Preparing for Success: Our Crosswalk
(College Course Equivalent in parentheses)
Year 1 (Grade 9):
English I
Algebra I
Biology
Athletics/PE
Spanish I
Fine Arts/Band (Art Appreciation/Music Appreciation)
College Readiness Skills (Learning Framework)
BIM 2 (Bus. Comp. Info. Systems)
Money Matters (Personal Finance)
Total Year 1 College Credit Hours: 9
Year 2 (Grade 10):
English II
Geometry
Chemistry/IPC
Spanish II
World History
Music Appreciation (Music Appreciation)
Art Appreciation (Art Appreciation)
Total Year 2 College Credit Hours: 15
Year 3 (Grade 11):
English III (Composition 1&2)
Anatomy & Physiology I (Anat & Phys 1 & 2)
US History (US History 1 & 2)
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Psychology (General Psychology)
Total Year 3 College Credit Hours: 39
Year 4 (Grade 12):
English IV (American Lit 1 & 2)
Statistics (Elementary Statistics)
US Government (Federal Government)
TX Government (TX Government)
DC Electives (DC Electives)
Total Year 4 College Credit Hours: 60
Associate of Arts Crosswalk: Business Management
Certification to be earned by High School Graduation: Microsoft Office
Degree to be earned by High School Graduation: Associate of Arts Cisco College
There’s no doubt about it—the business field impacts everyone. A formal education can help equip you with the business skills and know-how needed for a wide variety of careers in this field. It’s no wonder you’re considering studying Business Management at Hamlin!
Earning an Associate’s degree in Business Management can help improve your job prospects and earning potential. Data reveals that associate’s degree holders are eligible for at least 100,000 more job postings than those with only a high school degree.
Our Associate’s degree program can provide you with the foundational knowledge to build a career.
What You Will Learn in Our Business Management Associate’s Program
Our program is designed to equip you with the background and business acumen needed to pursue a variety of business positions. The versatile curriculum helps students establish a well-rounded skillset that can serve as a solid foundation on which to build a business career.
Jobs You Can Land with an Associate’s Degree in Business Management
- Administrative assistant
- Relationship banker
- Customer service associate
- Assistant store manager
- Sales support specialist
- Store manager
- Executive assistant
- Sales consultant
- Sales supervisor
Crosswalk (College Course Equivalent in parentheses)
Year 1 (Grade 9):
Professional Communications
Fine Arts/Band (Art Appreciation/Music Appreciation)
College Readiness Skills (Learning Framework)
BIM 2 (Bus. Comp. Info. Systems)
Total Year 1 College Credit Hours: 12
Year 2 (Grade 10):
English II
Geometry
Chemistry/IPC
Spanish II
World History
Business Management
Elective
Music/Art Appreciation (Music or Art Appreciation)
Total Year 2 College Credit Hours: 15
Year 3 (Grade 11):
English III (Composition 1&2)
Anatomy & Physiology I (Anat & Phys 1 & 2)
US History (US History 1 & 2)
Algebra II
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Psychology (General Psychology)
Practicum in Business Mgt
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Year 3 College Credit Hours: 42
Year 4 (Grade 12):
English IV (American Lit 1 & 2)
Statistics (Elementary Statistics)
US Government (Federal Government)
TX Government (TX Government)
DC Electives (DC Electives)
Economics
Practicum in Business Mgt
Total Year 4 College Credit Hours: 60
Associate of Science Crosswalk-Computer Information Systems
Degree to be earned by High School Graduation: Associate of Science Cisco College
Prepare for an IT Career With a Computer Information Systems Associate Degree
Computer information systems is one of the nation’s fastest-growing fields, with more and more companies expanding their business to digital platforms. There is a rising demand for workers trained in technology applications for managing the needs of businesses. Computer information systems graduates have the technical skills needed to solve operations issues and more.
Students skilled in computer coding, communications, analytical thinking, problem solving and organization may succeed in a computer information systems career. Armed with these skills and hands-on experience with software employers use, you’ll be prepared to advance your career in any industry.
Computer Information Systems Career Outlook
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) asserts that computer information systems jobs are expected to grow in demand at a much faster rate than average — an 11% projected change through 2029. For those looking at careers in software development, the BLS projects a 22% growth in employment, while the need for information security analysts is expected to grow 31% from 2019 to 2029.
With a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems, students can pursue these entry-level positions and more. The CIT program at Hamlin prepares students for transfer into a baccalaureate degree program in computer information systems, readying them for success in the growing field.
Our associate degree is a cost-effective step toward a bachelor’s degree. It gets students started on their education with the fundamentals of programming and database development.
Crosswalk (College Course Equivalent in parentheses)
Year 1 (Grade 9):
English I
Algebra I
Biology
Athletics/PE
Spanish I
Fine Arts/Band (Art Appreciation/Music Appreciation)
Intro to CS
College Readiness Skills (Learning Framework)
BIM 2 (Bus. Comp. Info. Systems)
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Total Year 1 College Credit Hours: 9
Year 2 (Grade 10):
English II
Geometry
Chemistry/IPC
Spanish II
World History
Music Appreciation (Music Appreciation)
Art Appreciation (Art Appreciation)
Total Year 2 College Credit Hours: 15
Year 3 (Grade 11):
English III (Composition 1&2)
Anatomy & Physiology I (Anat & Phys 1 & 2)
US History (US History 1 & 2)
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Psychology (General Psychology)
Total Year 3 College Credit Hours: 39
Year 4 (Grade 12):
English IV (American Lit 1 & 2)
Statistics (Elementary Statistics)
US Government (Federal Government)
TX Government (TX Government)
DC Electives (DC Electives)
Total Year 4 College Credit Hours: 60
Associate of Science Crosswalk: Robotics/Drones
Certification to be earned by High School Graduation: FAA 101 Remote Pilot License
Degree to be earned by High School Graduation: Associate of Science Cisco College
Pursuing an Associate in Science Degree in Electronics, Robotics, and Drones Technology (ERD) will provide you the education, skills, and training in some of the most robust, emerging fields of the 21st Century.
Our Electronics, Robotics and Drones Technology program starts with electronic foundation core courses and culminates into applications like aerial drone, robotics, microcontrollers & the “internet of things”, and programmable automation systems.
The degree program helps students obtain one or more of the following certifications:
- FAA 107 Remote Pilot Certificate
- FANUC Robot Operator & Technician Certificate
Program Outcomes
Graduates can seek entry-level career opportunities in several emerging and exciting areas like unmanned aircraft systems, data collection (for law enforcement or real estate), remote sensing, drone industry, search and rescue, and navigation.
What You’ll Learn
The Associate in Science Degree in Electronics, Robotics, and Drones Technology program helps individual develop skills in:
1. Logical thinking, problem-solving, and troubleshooting.
2. Professionalism and quality workmanship.
3. Oral and written communication skills.
4. Working productively with others.
5. Analyzing electronic circuits.
6. Applying math in problem-solving, analysis, and design.
7. Computer analysis and programming.
Crosswalk (College Course Equivalent in parentheses)
Year 1 (Grade 9):
English I
Algebra I
Biology
Athletics/PE
Spanish I
Fine Arts/Band (Art Appreciation/Music Appreciation)
Intro to CS
College Readiness Skills (Learning Framework)
BIM 2 (Bus. Comp. Info. Systems)
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Total Year 1 College Credit Hours: 9
Year 2 (Grade 10):
English II
Geometry
Chemistry/IPC
Spanish II
World History
Music Appreciation (Music Appreciation)
Art Appreciation (Art Appreciation)
Total Year 2 College Credit Hours: 15
Year 3 (Grade 11):
English III (Composition 1&2)
Anatomy & Physiology I (Anat & Phys 1 & 2)
US History (US History 1 & 2)
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Psychology (General Psychology)
Total Year 3 College Credit Hours: 39
Year 4 (Grade 12):
English IV (American Lit 1 & 2)
Statistics (Elementary Statistics)
US Government (Federal Government)
TX Government (TX Government)
DC Electives (DC Electives)
Total Year 4 College Credit Hours: 60
Associate of Arts Crosswalk
Degree to be earned by High School Graduation: Associate of Arts Cisco College
Crosswalk (College Course Equivalent in parentheses)
Year 1 (Grade 9):
English I
Algebra I
Biology
Athletics/PE
Spanish I
Elective
Fine Arts (Art Appreciation/ DC Music)
College Readiness Skills (Learning Framework)
BIM 2 (Bus. Comp. Info. Systems)
Money Matters (Personal Finance)
Total Year 1 College Credit Hours: 12
Year 2 (Grade 10):
English II
Geometry
Chemistry
Spanish II
World History
Elective
Elective
Elective (DC Elective)
Psychology (General Psychology)
Total Year 2 College Credit Hours: 18
Year 3 (Grade 11):
Algebra II
Physics
Elective
Elective
Elective
English III (Composition 1&2)
US History (US History 1 & 2)
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Total Year 3 College Credit Hours: 39
Year 4 (Grade 12):
Economics
Elective
Elective
Anatomny & Physiology (Anat & Phys 1 & 2)
English IV (American Lit 1 & 2)
Statistics (Elementary Statistics)
US Government (Federal Government)
TX Government (TX Government)
DC Electives (DC Electives)
Total Year 4 College Credit Hours: 60
Associate of Applied Science Crosswalk: Welding
Certification to be earned by High School Graduation: Welding Level I, II
Degree to be earned by High School Graduation: Associate of Applied Science Cisco College
The Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Welding prepares students to work in industry using Oxy-Fuel welding and cutting (OFW) (OFC) and Shielded Metal Arc welding (SMAW) processes. This program emphasizes the knowledge and skills required to work with modern industrial welding equipment using advanced welding techniques including Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW) and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW).
Welding is a highly in-demand profession, with a wide range of job opportunities available in various industries such as construction, manufacturing, and repair. Welding is also a well-paying profession, with many welders earning a high salary and benefits.
At Hamlin, welding is taught as a versatile skill that can be applied to a wide range of tasks and projects. In time, we prepare students to have the opportunity to work on everything from small repairs to large-scale construction projects. Students post graduation can work in many different environments; including outdoor, industrial and even underwater!
Welding offers opportunities for our student’s personal and professional growth. As welding is a skill that requires a lot of practice and repetition to master, learners who pursue welding as a career can also learn patience, focus, and attention to detail. Our teachers are passionate, motivating and insightful, making Hamlin a go-to school choice for trade certifications.
Staying in Texas after Graduation?
Welding in Texas offers a number of benefits. One of the main benefits is the high demand for welders in the state, which can lead to good job prospects and high earning potential for those with welding skills. The construction, oil and gas, and manufacturing industries are among the major employers of welders in Texas.
In summary, welding is an important trade students (especially in Texas!) should look into for their future careers. Our state offers a high demand for skilled welders, wide range of work environments and projects, which makes it an attractive state for welding careers.
What You’ll Learn
Our pathway map will help you gain the expertise needed to:
1. Adhere to industry safety regulations applicable to welding environments.
2. Demonstrate proficient use of machines, tools and equipment in the welding environment.
3. Prepare various types of weld joints per industry standards, using appropriate welding and cutting processes and procedures.
4. Perform various types of welds on industry standard joint types in all positions, using appropriate welding and cutting processes and procedures.
5. Evaluate quality control standards and practices applied in welding inspection in the welding industry.
6. Analyze technical documentation to make informed decisions in welding processes.
7. Apply mathematical and logical reasoning to the welding and fabrication processes.
8. Analyze the physical, mechanical and chemical properties of materials to perform welding and fabrication procedures.
9. Demonstrate quality workmanship in a timely manner.
10. Demonstrate professionalism with conduct, ethics, and workplace practices.
11. Effectively communicate verbally, non-verbally and in writing with diverse audiences in various workplace environments.
12. Evaluate challenges and employment opportunities within the field of welding.
13. Identify opportunities to expand knowledge, skills, and abilities within the field of welding.
14. Apply relevant knowledge, skills, and habits of mind to seek career opportunities in the field.
Preparing for Success: Our Crosswalk
(College Course Equivalent in parentheses)
Year 1 (Grade 9):
English I
Algebra I
Biology
Athletics/PE
Spanish I
Fine Arts/Band (Art Appreciation/Music Appreciation)
College Readiness Skills (Learning Framework)
BIM 2 (Bus. Comp. Info. Systems)
Money Matters (Personal Finance)
Total Year 1 College Credit Hours: 9
Year 2 (Grade 10):
English II
Geometry
Chemistry/IPC
Spanish II
World History
Music Appreciation (Music Appreciation)
Art Appreciation (Art Appreciation)
Total Year 2 College Credit Hours: 15
Year 3 (Grade 11):
English III (Composition 1&2)
Anatomy & Physiology I (Anat & Phys 1 & 2)
US History (US History 1 & 2)
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Psychology (General Psychology)
Total Year 3 College Credit Hours: 39
Year 4 (Grade 12):
English IV (American Lit 1 & 2)
Statistics (Elementary Statistics)
US Government (Federal Government)
TX Government (TX Government)
DC Electives (DC Electives)
Total Year 4 College Credit Hours: 60
Associate of Applied Science Crosswalk: HVAC
Certification to be earned by High School Graduation: HVAC
Degree to be earned by High School Graduation: Associate of Applied Science Cisco College
We take pride in preparing students for tremendous opportunities in the Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC) field. Students in our HVAC Associate of Applied Science (AAS) program study an updated curriculum that reflects the need of emerging trends in the HVAC industry and engage in lab activities on equipment.
Graduates with an AAS degree from Hamlin gain the knowledge necessary and ability to:
- produce heating and cooling load calculations for residential and commercial buildings
- design and create plans and specifications for hydronic and forced air heating and cooling systems
- specify and select equipment and materials for the construction of HVAC systems
- produce cost estimates for the installation of HVAC systems
- design and troubleshoot HVAC control systems
- and understand the installation, operation, and service of various types of HVAC equipment.
Hamlin graduates are typically hired as to work as CAD drafters, HVAC system designers, or in energy conservation, HVAC controls, estimating, project management, product and construction sales, and service and installation.
The job outlook for HVAC-related careers is encouraging. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers is projected to grow 13 percent from 2018 to 2028, much faster than the average for all occupations.
Crosswalk (College Course Equivalent in parentheses)
Year 1 (Grade 9):
English I
Algebra I
Biology
Athletics/PE
Spanish I
Fine Arts/Band (Art Appreciation/Music Appreciation)
College Readiness Skills (Learning Framework)
BIM 2 (Bus. Comp. Info. Systems)
Money Matters (Personal Finance)
Total Year 1 College Credit Hours: 9
Year 2 (Grade 10):
English II
Geometry
Chemistry/IPC
Spanish II
World History
Music Appreciation (Music Appreciation)
Art Appreciation (Art Appreciation)
Total Year 2 College Credit Hours: 15
Year 3 (Grade 11):
English III (Composition 1&2)
Anatomy & Physiology I (Anat & Phys 1 & 2)
US History (US History 1 & 2)
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Psychology (General Psychology)
Total Year 3 College Credit Hours: 39
Year 4 (Grade 12):
English IV (American Lit 1 & 2)
Statistics (Elementary Statistics)
US Government (Federal Government)
TX Government (TX Government)
DC Electives (DC Electives)
Total Year 4 College Credit Hours: 60
Associate of Science Crosswalk: Pre-Nursing
HCISD Associate of Science Crosswalk-Pre-Nursing
Certification to be earned by High School Graduation: CNA
Degree (s) to be earned by High School Graduation: Associate of Science-Pre-Nursing Cisco College
What Does a Certified Nursing Assistant Do?
Certified Nursing Assistants commonly work under the supervision of a Registered Nurse or other medical professional.
On any given day, a Certified Nursing Assistant will be responsible for:
- Attending to the needs of multiple patients
- Aiding patients with routine tasks, including eating, bathing, dressing and exercise
- Observing and recording patient conditions and vital signs
- Monitoring patient food and liquid intake
- Updating care team on changes in patient condition
As Certified Nursing Assistants gain experience and training, they may take on additional responsibilities, including dispensing medicine.
The Pre-Nursing program at Hamlin is designed to prepare students to earn a CNA certification. From there, graduates can choose to work or transfer into a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program at a four-year college or university.
Our students complete general education courses, biological and physical science courses, social science courses, behavioral science courses, and other support courses required. Students who complete the requirements for the Pre-Nursing program at Hamlin are awarded an Associate in Science degree.
Crosswalk (College Course Equivalent in parentheses)
Year 1 (Grade 9):
English I
Algebra I
Biology
Athletics/PE
Spanish I
Fine Arts/Band (Art Appreciation/Music Appreciation)
Elective
College Readiness Skills (Learning Framework)
BIM 2 (Bus. Comp. Info. Systems)
Money Matters (Personal Finance)
Total Year 1 College Credit Hours: 12
Year 2 (Grade 10):
English II
Geometry
Chemistry/IPC
Spanish II
World History
Music Appreciation (Music Appreciation)
Art Appreciation (Art Appreciation)
Total Year 2 College Credit Hours: 15
Year 3 (Grade 11):
English III (Composition 1&2)
Anatomy & Physiology I (Anat & Phys 1 & 2)
US History (US History 1 & 2)
Public Speaking (Public Speaking)
Psychology (General Psychology)
Total Year 3 College Credit Hours: 39
Year 4 (Grade 12):
English IV (American Lit 1 & 2)
Statistics (Elementary Statistics)
US Government (Federal Government)
TX Government (TX Government)
DC Electives (DC Electives)
Total Year 4 College Credit Hours: 60