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Nontraditional Pathways at Blinn College for Females

Choose a career interest and discover more information on nontraditional programs for females.

Jobs women have traditionally worked in, such as child care and clerical positions, typically offer fewer benefits, lower wages and fewer opportunities for advancement than jobs that are considered nontraditional for women.

Criminal Justice Program

Criminal Justice Technology AAS Degree
Law Enforcement Technology AAS Degree
Basic Peace Officer Academy Certificate
Occupational Skills Award in Criminal Justice
Occupational Skills Award in Judicial Practices

Fire Science Program

Fire Science Technology AAS Degree
Fire Science Technology Certificate

Information Technology Program

Information Technology Administrator AAS Degree
Linux Specialist Certificate
Microsoft Specialist Certificate
Occupational Skills Award in Computer Information Technology

Welding Technology Program

Welding Technology AAS Degree
Welding Fundamentals Certificate Level II
Basic Welding Certificate Level I
Occupational Skills Award in Welding Shop Floor Hand

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