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Associate degree transfer process at Cypress College?

Does anyone know how the associate degree for transfer program works at Cypress College? I want to understand the courses and steps involved to ensure a smooth transition to a 4-year university after completing the degree.

a year ago

At Cypress College, the Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) program is designed to make transferring to a 4-year university in the California state system smoother. Once you complete an ADT, you’re guaranteed acceptance into one of the 23 California State University (CSU) campuses with junior standing.

The specifics of the program can vary depending on the degree you're pursuing, but there are some general components common to all:

1. Completion of General Education Requirements: This includes courses in mathematics, social sciences, humanities, and physical and biological sciences, among others.

2. Completion of Major-Specific Courses: Depending on the degree you're pursuing, you'll also need to complete a certain number of specific courses related to your major.

3. Maintain Required GPA: You must maintain a minimum GPA (typically around 2.0 or higher) throughout your studies.

4. Completion of Minimum Unit Requirement: You must complete a minimum of 60 semester units of CSU-transferable coursework.

Once these requirements are met and you've received your ADT, you'll be able to transfer to a CSU. Remember that getting accepted into a specific CSU campus or major is not guaranteed. Therefore, it is advisable to apply to multiple CSUs. Also, meeting with a counselor regularly to make sure you're on track is highly beneficial.

Keep in mind the ADT program only guarantees admission to CSUs, not to UCs or private universities. However, having an ADT may streamline the transfer process to those institutions as well, even though a transfer is not guaranteed. Be sure to research and understand the transfer policies of any school you're interested in.

Additionally, make sure to complete the application process by the deadline, which is usually in the fall a year before you plan to transfer.

It's also beneficial to utilize programs like Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) or other transfer support programs Cypress College might offer to ensure smooth progression and increase your admission chances to various colleges and universities.

a year ago

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