Turn Your METC Training Into a College Degree
The Medical Education and Training Campus (METC) Degree Bridge Partnership offers a direct pathway from eligible military medical training to an FLCC degree. Build on your military skills to save time and money as you complete a healthcare program.
METC Program Eligibility
FLCC currently offers METC degree pathways for graduates of the following training programs:
- Nutrition and Diet Therapy - Army or Air Force
- Physical Therapy Technician - Army, Air Force, or Navy
If you've completed one of these METC programs, you may be eligible for credit toward one of the FLCC degrees listed below. FLCC will review your official military record and confirm how the credit applies to your chosen program.
How Your METC Training Counts
View the SUNY degree maps below to see how your healthcare training translates into college credit. The credits shown are specific to the METC program and your service branch. Official FLCC credit evaluation will confirm the final award. Explore all METC Courses at SUNY.
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Your METC Training |
College Credits Earned |
Classes Your Training Covers |
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Nutrition and Diet Therapy |
10 credits |
Liberal Arts and Sciences, A.A. |
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Physical Therapy Technician |
Army: 27 credits |
Health Care Studies: Health Science Track, A.S. |
Explore FLCC Programs in the METC Partnership
How to Get Started
- Choose a pathway. Review the FLCC programs that align with your completed METC training and your next career or transfer goal.
- Apply to FLCC. Complete FLCC's free online application and select the degree program you want to pursue.
- Submit your military record. Submit your Joint Services Transcript or other requested military documentation, along with official transcripts from any colleges you attended.
- Review your degree plan. FLCC will evaluate your records and show how your METC and other eligible credits apply. An advisor will help you plan your remaining courses.
- Confirm your education benefits. Work with your branch Educational Services Officer and FLCC staff to understand Military Tuition Assistance, veteran education benefits, and any other aid available to you.
Contact Us
Michael Fisher
Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management