Credit for Prior Experience
Tyler encourages all military students to have previous schooling and life experiences evaluated for credit toward their education.
Military Experience and Training Credits
Tyler will evaluate your military experience and training and award credit where applicable. To have your experience and training credits evaluated, submit a Joint Services Transcript (JST) to Tyler’s Admission and Records Office.
The JST is issued to Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy personnel to document their military training and experience. Those military-related students who have attended basic training may receive PED credit toward your degree requirements. Request your military JST.
Typical information found on a JST includes:
- All military experience and service schools.
- American Council on Education (ACE) college credit recommendations for evaluated military training and experience.
- Course work completed at colleges and universities paid for with military tuition assistance.
- College-level test scores (CLEP, AP, DANTES, etc.) paid for with military tuition assistance.
- Earned certificates, licenses, and apprenticeships.
Students affiliated with the United States Air Force, request your military transcript through the Air Force Transcript Portal.
Credits2Careers
Military personnel can also use the Credits2Careers portal to build a record of your prior learning and experiences to get an estimate of college credits you can apply towards your Tyler degree.
Prior College Credits
Learn more about transferring credits to Tyler.
To have prior credits for non-military institutions evaluated, bring official transcripts from your previous college(s) to the Admissions and Records Office, or have your transcripts sent to Tyler for evaluation.
Closed July 1-4 & Web Changes Underway
The college will be closed July 1 – 4 for the Independence Day Holiday.
While the college is closed, current students may continue to register online for summer and for fall classes by logging into the Student Information System in myTyler/myBrightpoint.
New students, who are ready to the apply to the college, are encouraged to visit our Get Started page, which provides guidance and a link to or online application.
As we become Brightpoint Community College, the web site and web tools are transitioning. If you experience broken links on www.jtcc.edu, please try going to the same page at www.brightpoint.edu.