How do Montgomery College business credits transfer to four-year schools?

I'm currently studying business at Montgomery College and plan to transfer to a four-year college. How do the business course credits transfer, and are there any specific agreements I should be aware of?

Transferability of credits from a two-year to a four-year institution will depend upon the specific four-year school you plan to attend. Higher education institutions each have their own policies regarding transfer credits and which ones are accepted.

Usually, universities require the student's academic transcript to review the courses taken, grades received, and the accreditation of the school where the credits were earned. A general education transfer pattern is often followed where core subjects like Math, English, Sciences, and Humanities are easily transferred.

Business courses at a two-year college may transfer as business electives or possibly could meet certain major-specific lower-level requirements, but this depends on the course equivalence at the four-year institution.

Also, Montgomery College has established partnerships with some universities through 'articulation agreements'. These agreements ensure a smooth transition from MC to these colleges by allowing certain credits to be transferred. You should check on the Montgomery College website or with the school's transfer office about specific transfer agreements that pertain to your program of study. Additionally, when choosing a potential four-year school, it would be useful to check their website or contact their admissions office directly for the most accurate information regarding transfer credits.

Overall, it's best to plan your course schedule at the community college with the university's requirements in mind to maximize the transfer of your credits. Consulting with your academic advisor, as well as a counselor from the four-year institution you intend to apply to, would be beneficial in making sure you are on the right track.