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Articulation Agreements
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What is an articulation agreement?
An articulation agreement is a formal agreement that allows credits earned in specific programs at the City Colleges to be accepted at another college or university. The City Colleges have articulation agreements with 52 four-year colleges encompassing more than 209 programs.
What is a dual admissions agreement?
A dual admissions agreement allows a student to enroll in one of the City Colleges and a four-year college at the same time. Fourteen Dual Admissions Agreements are available to students.
Dual Admissions Benefits:
- access to the four-year school's student services
- access to the four-year school's library
- counseling from a four-year school's advisor
Why should students be interested in articulation and/or dual admissions agreements?
If the requirements of these agreements are followed, students will receive a two-year degree from one of the City Colleges and then be accepted with junior status at a four-year college in their chosen major.
What requirements are specified in articulation agreements?
Requirements vary depending on the agreement.
More information about these programs contact an advisor.
