| Goals
This site seeks to accomplish the
following:
- To provide information about Transfer
and Articulation between community colleges and universities.
- To promote successful progression of
science, math, and engineering technology (SMET) minority students from community colleges
to universities.
What is transfer and articulation?
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Transfer
The progression of students from two-year institutions into four-year universities.
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Articulation
Articulation is defined as the matching or fitting of courses offered in one
institution toward the satisfaction of a particular degree program in another
institution. Articulation is said to exist when the courses for a program of study,
which are offered in one institution, are recognized by another institution as being
comparable to its corresponding courses, such that students from both institutions are
equally prepared for the more advanced courses offered in the institution conferring the
degree in that program of study. |
It is communication between two
institutions to foster any kind of agreement that supports transfer. It requires the
sharing of information. The mechanics of articulation may include may academic and
non-academic agreements and arrangements. Texas AMP continues to support and
encourage the sharing of information.
We encourage you
to Browse, Input, and Extract transfer and articulation information relevant to you and
your institution.
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