Kansas HB2530 allows career readiness assessment credentials to be transferred towards a postsecondary degree.
Kansas HB2530, known as the Career Readiness Education Development Innovation Transferability (CREDIT) Act, requires high schools to administer career readiness assessments to students. The bill mandates that postsecondary educational institutions accept credentials earned through these assessments as transferable credit towards a postsecondary technical degree. This aims to provide students pursuing career and technical education pathways with additional options following high school graduation.
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