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Transfer Agreements at Pasadena City College

Does anyone know about specific transfer agreements that Pasadena City College has with universities? How do these agreements benefit PCC students, and where can I find more information about them?

11 months ago

Pasadena City College (PCC) has established articulation agreements with several public and private universities within and outside California. These agreements streamline the transfer process by outlining the specific course work that will fulfill the requirements for particular bachelor’s degrees at those universities. Essentially, they help students at PCC align their curricula with their intended university’s requirements, ensuring that credits transfer seamlessly and enabling them to graduate in a timely manner.

One significant agreement PCC has is with the University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) systems. Through the Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) program, PCC students are guaranteed admission to one participating UC campus, provided they meet certain criteria. With Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) agreements with CSU campuses, students who earn an associate degree for transfer are guaranteed admission to the CSU system, with junior standing.

PCC also partners with several private universities, such as University of Southern California and Loyola Marymount University. Similarly, these agreements typically outline the necessary courses that align with the major you wish to pursue at those universities.

You can explore these agreements in-depth at the PCC Transfer Center, which provides resources and advising to help students navigate the transfer process. Check their website for a list of articulated schools, as well as specific course equivalencies. It might also be a good idea to make an appointment with a transfer counselor who can provide you with more detailed and personalized information. Just make sure to regularly check the agreements as they may be updated periodically.

11 months ago

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