12.29.08 | Articulation Agreement
You may have heard it’s a good idea to start your college career at a Community college to save money before transferring over to a more expensive four-year school. In fact, I’ve recommended it, but the other side of that coin is needing to be aware of the articulation agreement your Community college has with the four-year college you are interested in.
An articulation agreement simply states which courses will transfer to your four-year college. I don’t need to underscore the importance of this factoid. No one wants to be wasting their time or money on a class that won’t transfer. You can discuss any concerns you have about transfer courses and credits with the college registrar at the college you are transferring to.
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