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Does Foothill College have a transfer agreement with the University of Oregon?

I want to transfer to the University of Oregon after starting at Foothill College. Are there specific transfer agreements in place between these two institutions to simplify the credit transfer process?

2 months ago

Foothill College has numerous transfer agreements, called articulation agreements, with various colleges and universities to ensure a seamless transfer process. However, these are often with colleges and universities within California, particularly within the University of California system and the California State University system.

To figure out if there is a specific agreement with the University of Oregon, it would be best to contact Foothill College's transfer center or speak with a transfer advisor at the college. They will have the most recent information about their transfer agreements with out-of-state schools.

Simultaneously, reaching out to the admissions office at the University of Oregon can clarify how they handle transfer credits from Foothill College. Colleges often have transfer credit databases where you can see what classes at your current institution will transfer over and what class it will equate to at the transfer institution.

Remember that even if there isn't a specific agreement in place, most knowledge gained at accredited institutions tends to be transferable in some form. However, knowing the exact process will be beneficial in planning your academic path.

2 months ago

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