TRANSFER CREDIT AGREEMENTS
(Articulation Agreements) | Do you know that students who utilize a transfer credit
agreement (articulation agreement) are more likely to achieve their educational goal
while saving time and money when compared to those who do not?
If you value your time and money, a transfer credit agreement (articulation agreement)
provides you with a map to your educational future. It provides you with the quickest
and most efficient route to reach the end of your educational destination. Each transfer
credit agreement (articulation agreement) includes the completion of an associate
degree. However, the amount of OCC credit hours accepted and applied varies by the
transfer credit agreement (articulation agreement) and ranges between 70-94 credit
hours. Imagine after transferring potentially having as few as 30 credit hours remaining
to compete your bachelor’s degree. Learn more....
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TRANSFER CREDIT AGREEMENT FAQS
Provides answers to the questions most often asked by students regarding how it differs
from a transfer guide and the benefits of using a transfer credit agreement. Learn more... |
TRANSFER CREDIT AGREEMENT GUIDES
(articulation agreements) are listed by partnering institution and by OCC program.
If a transfer credit agreement (articulation agreement) is not available for your
OCC program of study, the intended transfer institution and/or the intended transfer
program, please speak with an OCC counselor to maximize your transfer potential. Additional
transfer credit agreement (articulation agreement) opportunities are continuously
being explored. Learn more... |
TRANSFER GUIDES
Intended to outline specific OCC courses and requirements that may be taken prior
to transfer. Learn more... |
MICHIGAN TRANSFER AGREEMENT (MTA)
Intended to satisfy General Education requirements at participating Michigan four-year
institutions. Learn more... |
MICHIGAN TRANSFER NETWORK (MTN)
Intended for students to identify how individual OCC courses will transfer to other
Michigan colleges and universities. Learn more... |
MiTRANSFER PATHWAYS
Intended for students who will be pursing a specific bachelor's degree major and perhaps
are uncertain of which Michigan college/university they desire to attend. Learn more... |
REVERSE TRANSFER AGREEMENT
Intended for students who will be pursing a bachelor's degree that requires an early
transfer prior to the completion of an associate degree. Learn more... |
TRANSFER STUDENTS FAQS
Provides answers to the questions most often asked by students who are planning on
transferring. Learn more... |
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Questions to ask transfer admissions representatives when exploring transfer colleges/universities.
Learn more... |
COLLEGE TRANSFER EVENTS
Provides current listing of on-campus and virtual; transfer fairs, advising sessions
and more hosted by four-year college & universities. Learn more... |
MICHIGAN FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
Provides a list and link to the regionally accredited public and private four-year
colleges and universities in Michigan and indicates those offering online programs.
A map of Michigan showing campus locations is also available.
*Universities that offer Online Programs
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OCC TRANSCRIPT REQUEST
A transcript or academic history lists all of the credit or non-credit classes that
you take at Oakland Community College along with the number of credit hours and any
grades received. Transcripts are either official or unofficial, also called an academic
history. Learn more... |
FOREIGN TRANSCRIPT EVALUATION
International transcripts must be evaluated by a member of the National Association
of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) before OCC can consider international credits
for transfer. A course-by-course evaluation is required. Students seeking to transfer
credit from Canadian institutions do not have to send their transcripts to a NACES
member for evaluation. Students should request their official transcripts from their
Canadian institution to be sent to OCC; due to differences in accreditation standards
between Canada and the U.S., transfer credit from Canadian institutions is not guaranteed.
Canadian transcripts are reviewed on a case-by-case by the Office of the Registrar.
Learn more... |
