California Teachers Association

California Teachers Association LogoCalifornia Teachers Association and Chico State Profesional & Continuing Education offer conferences that focus on issues and challenges encountered in professional service and aim to meet the needs of individuals seeking vocational improvement and career advancement.

By attending these conferences, you can earn university credits on a Chico State transcript, which may be valid for professional credit at the discretion of local school districts. These credits do not, however, meet degree or credential requirements* and are not calculated in the Grade Point Average.

'23-'24 University Credit Program

Attend in-person or virtual conferences and accumulate professional growth hours that qualify for university credit units. You can spread the units you earn across the fall, winter, and spring terms, or earn them all in one term...it's up to you! CTA will cover the cost of up to 6 units. You can request and pay for up to 3 additional units at $75/unit using this the link below. If your hours are verified, you'll receive an email with instructions to pay the per-unit fees.

Instructions to Request Units:

  • Qualifying conferences are listed on the CTA program page.
  • 15 hours of learning = 1 credit unit. 
  • CTA will pay the cost of up to 6 units.
  • Submit one online request form for every 15 hours of learning completed. 
  • No need to submit certificates or other documents. CTA will verify your hours completed.
  • Once verified, you'll be enrolled for the appropriate number of units.

Get Started

Deadlines to Submit Request Forms:

For Fall '23 Units: December 7

For Winter '23-'24 Units: January 16

For Spring '24 Units: February 5 - May 10

Transcript information can be found on the Registrar's webpage.

Please note: Because 800-level courses do not apply to degree requirements, any completed professional development units (800-level courses) will reflect as units attempted but not earned on your official transcript, with a grade of “CR” to indicate successful completion of the units. For additional information, please refer to this letter from the University Registrar.

Thank you for your patience as we process your request(s).  

Completing a Micro-certification?

Apply Here:
• CTA/NEA Micro-Certification Program

Grades

Your grades can be viewed online through the Chico State Portal. If you have not activated a portal account, follow the steps below. You will need to enter your date of birth and the nine-digit Chico State Portal ID number you received with your registration confirmation.

Step 1. Go to the "Claim Your Account" page
Step 2. Enter your Chico State ID & date of birth
Step 3. Answer the security questions
Step 4. Your account should be activated
Step 5. Enter the Student Center
Step 6. Select "Grades" under Academic History
Step 7. Select the term you wish to view grades

If you did not supply Continuing Education with your date of birth you will not have access to activate an account. If you are experiencing difficulty and do not remember if you supplied us with your date of birth, you should contact our office so that this information can be added to the system. Once the system is updated, approximately 24 hours after you contact us, you should have access. If you do not, please contact the Help Desk at 530-898-HELP (4357) or helpstu@csuchico.edu

If you have already created a Chico State Portal account, you can log in with your username (generally your first initial and last name) and the unique password you've already created.

Information regarding grades prior to summer 2004 will require a transcript request form available to download at www.csuchico.edu/sro

Official Transcripts

You can request an official, mailed transcript online. For questions regarding other services offered by Student Records and Registration please visit www.csuchico.edu/sro. Teachers requesting transcripts for salary increments should note the Special Instructions and review the processing outline to ensure timely receipt of transcripts. Your transcript shows work for courses numbered 001-899. Courses numbered 800-899 do not apply towards a degree unless approved by the appropriate department. Successful completion of an 800 level course will appear on the transcript with a CR or Letter grade and a value in the attempted field that may not be reflected in the earned field or the summary totals. Credit/No Credit Grading: If you plan to transfer to graduate or professional schools, be aware that some schools in evaluating transfer credit may regard Credit (CR) grades as C's and No Credit (NC) grades as F's.

 

 

* These courses are designed to meet objectives not served by established graduate and undergraduate courses. However, in exceptional cases and with the approval of the appropriate department chair and the dean of your school, they may be applied toward degree and credential programs for which such courses are deemed acceptable. Determination of the acceptability of these courses for degree and credential credit will depend primarily upon course content and approach. If you are considering using these courses for credential or degree purposes, consult with the appropriate department before registering. 
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