Transfer Agreements

An articulation agreement is a formal arrangement between two educational institutions, in this case, a community college and Eastern Michigan University, designed to streamline the transfer process for students. These agreements specify which courses at the community college will be recognized and accepted as equivalent to courses at the university. Essentially, they provide a clear roadmap for students who want to begin their education at a community college and later transfer to EMU to complete their bachelor’s degree.

Articulation agreements benefit prospective students by ensuring that their credits at the community college will count toward their degree program at the university. This can save students time and money by avoiding the duplication of coursework and allowing for a smoother transition between institutions. It’s a valuable tool for those seeking an affordable and flexible pathway to a higher education degree.

Students interested in transferring to EMU should visit Transfer Partnerships for a list of active articulation agreements.