An academic program that is designed to lead into a four-year program at another college or university. The two-year graduate transfers as a junior to the four-year institution.
College program that prepares students to complete a degree at another college. Junior, community and technical colleges often have transfer programs to prepare students to continue their education at colleges and universities offering bachelor's degrees. Transfer programs often award associate's degrees.
a program articulated with another college or university enabling the student to transfer credits and work toward a bachelor's degree. It is designated as an Associate of Arts (A.A.) or Associate of Science (A.S.).
An educational program for students who are planning to transfer to another college or university. Transfer programs are usually between two-year colleges and four-year colleges or universities.
a set of degree-creditable courses accepted by four-year institutions leading toward a baccalaureate degree.
Transfer programs meet the basic requirements of the first two years of college programs for students who plan to transfer to an upper-level college or university and complete the last two years of study.
A degree program designed for students who plan to continue their academic careers beyond the associate degree level through transfer to a four-year college or university.
A two-year curriculum that is specifically designed to prepare for transfer with minimal loss of credits as the first half of a Bachelor's degree program. Montgomery College has many curricula articulated for smooth transfer to four-year programs, especially with University of Maryland system institutions.
A series of courses designed to match the lower division courses at a university and which may be transferred to that university.
An education program in a two-year college that is offered primarily for students who plan to continue their studies in a four-year college or university.