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Articulation Agreement by Major
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More Information
ASSIST does not take the place of a counselor on your campus. It is
intended to help students and counselors work together to establish an
appropriate path toward transferring from a public California community
college to a public California university.
Exploring majors allows you to investigate majors offered at University
of California and California State University campuses. It provides
several paths you can take to learn about specific majors, requirements
for majors, major preparation at community colleges and transferring to
UC and CSU. Click the link for more details. To begin exploring majors,
choose the Explore Majors button in the center of the page.
ASSIST is intended to facilitate transfer from a California Community
College to a University of California or California State University
campus. You can use ASSIST to see lists of community college courses
that are applicable to transfer, and you can see articulation agreements
that show how courses at one institution might be used to fulfill lower
division requirements at another institution.
You can also use ASSIST to explore majors offered at the University of
California and California State University and to display a variety of
information to help you prepare for a major when you transfer. Click the
link for more details.
To start using ASSIST, choose Explore Transfer Information or Explore
Majors. If you select Explore Transfer Information, you must choose an
institution from the selection list. You can choose the institution you
now attend or the institution you plan to attend. Once you have made
your selection, you will be presented with articulation agreement and
course lists choices available for your institution. Click the link for
more details.
Click the link to see answers to frequently asked questions.
A transferable course is a course taken at one college or university
that can be used for credit at another institution. Transferable courses
may be used for major preparation, general education, or elective
credit. ASSIST includes two reports that show transferable courses, one
for UC and one for CSU. To see transferable courses, start by choosing a
community college.
An articulated course is a course taken at one college or university
that can be used to satisfy a subject matter requirement at another
college or university. To see articulation agreements, start by choosing
a college or university. Click the link for more details.
The Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) defines
a pattern of community college courses that may be used to fulfill lower
division general education requirements at both the University of
California and California State Universities. There may be some
limitations. Click the link for more details. To see a list of IGETC
applicable courses, start by choosing a community college.
The ASSIST Information Center is the Web site for ASSIST managers, data
entry personnel, and others who are involved in maintaining the
information in ASSIST. Click the link for more information.
CSU GE-Breadth Certification defines a pattern of courses that may be
used to fulfill lower division general education requirements at any
California State University campus. Click the link for more details. To
see a list of these courses, start by choosing a community college.
UC Transfer Admissions Eligibility courses define the pattern of
coursework transfer students must take to be eligible for admission to
the University of California from a California community college. Click
the link for more details. To see a list of these courses, start by
choosing a community college.
The California State University requires students to complete coursework
which addresses United States History, Constitution, and American
Ideals. This is a graduation requirement for CSU students, but the
requirement may be completed at the community college prior to transfer.
Click the link for more details. To see a list of these courses, start
by choosing a community college.
C-ID - Course Identification Numbering System. C-ID is a supplemental
common course numbering system aimed at helping students and faculty
identify courses across institutions that fulfill associate or
baccalaureate degree requirements. Click the link for more details.
ASSIST is not associated with a single college or university but
provides general information for all public institutions in California.
Since there are many variables involved in providing guidance for an
individual student, we don't provide academic or career counseling. Your
counselor at your community college or an admissions or departmental
advisor at the university you plan to attend are best prepared to answer
your specific questions.
For information about admission to the California State University,
including GPA requirements, admissions criteria, and application
deadlines, consult CSU's online application system. The online system
also provides links to the individual CSU campuses if you have a more
specific question. Click the link for more information.
For information about admission to the University of California,
including GPA requirement, admissions criteria, and application
deadlines, consult Pathways, UC's online application system. The online
system provides links to individual UC campuses if you have a more
specific question. Click the link for more information.
Choose an institution from this selection list. You can choose the
institution you now attend or the institution you plan to attend.
From this list, choose the academic year for the articulation agreement
you would like to see.
Choose a second institution for the articulation agreement from this
selection list.
ASSIST is intended to facilitate transfer from a California Community
College to a University of California or California State University
campus. There is no information in ASSIST concerning transfer from or to
out-of-state colleges or universities. For information on out-of-state
institutions, contact the admissions office at the institution you plan
to attend.
ASSIST is intended to facilitate transfer from a California Community
College to the University of California or California State University
campus. There is no information concerning transfer from or to
universities in other countries. For information on international
transfer, contact the international student center at the institution
you plan to attend.
ASSIST is intended to facilitate transfer from a California Community
College to the University of California or California State University
campus. There is no information concerning transfer from or to private
institutions. For information about private institutions, contact the
admissions office at the institution you plan to attend.
ASSIST does not provide information regarding financial aid. For
information regarding financial aid, contact the Financial Aid office at
the institution you plan to attend.
ASSIST is not associated with a single college or university but
provides general information for all public institutions in California.
ASSIST does not contain information about class schedules or catalogs.
To find that information online, go to the campus Web site. Click the
link to find links to campus Web sites.
ASSIST does not provide information regarding transcripts and cannot
provide you a copy of your transcripts. For information regarding
transcripts, contact the Registrar's Office at your college or university.
Click the link for a list of links to related sites.
If you're starting out at a California community college and know which
major you want to study but haven't decided which UC campuses to apply
to, UC Transfer Pathways are a simple way to keep your options open as
you prepare for your major.
The Associate Degrees for Transfer (AA-T and AS-T) programs offered at
the California Community Colleges (CCC) are designed to provide an
efficient transfer preparation roadmap for California Community College
students preparing to transfer to a California State University (CSU).
CCC students who are awarded an Associate Degree for Transfer and apply
to a CSU similar degree major program are guaranteed priority admission
to the CSU system and to complete the similar major program in 60
semester or 90 quarter units.
Select a single department, or scroll to the bottom of the list to
select all departments.
Select a single department, or scroll to the bottom of the list to
select all departments.
Click to select a single GE certification area, or scroll to the bottom
to select all areas.
Select a single department, or scroll to the bottom of the list to
select all departments.
Click to select a single GE certification area, or scroll to the bottom
to select all areas.
Select a single department, or scroll to the bottom of the list to
select all departments.
Click to select a single subject area, or scroll to the bottom to select
all areas.
You can choose to see the articulation for a single major, or scroll to
the bottom to select all majors. An All Majors report may take several
minutes.
You can choose to see the articulation for a single department at the
receiving institution, or scroll to the bottom to select all
departments. An All Departments report may take several minutes.
You can choose to see the articulation for a single department at the
sending institution, or scroll to the bottom to select all departments.
An All Departments report may take several minutes.
Click the link to see articulation for the local general education
requirements at the receiving institution.
Click to see the courses at the selected California community college
that are transferable for unit credit to any California State University
campus. You will be able to select a single department or all departments.
Click to see the courses at the selected California community college
that can be used to complete the CSU GE-Breadth Certification. You will
be able to see the courses organized by department or by area.
Click to see the courses at the selected California community college
that can be used to complete the CSU US History, Constitution, and
American Ideals graduation requirement.
a-g Freshman admissions courses for CSU
a-g Freshman admissions courses for UC
Click to see the courses at the selected California community college
that can be used to complete IGETC certification. You will be able to
see the courses organized by department or by area.
Click to see the courses at the selected California community college
that are transferable for unit credit to any University of California
campus. You will be able to select a single department or all departments.
C-ID is a supplemental common course numbering system aimed at helping
students and faculty identify courses across institutions that fulfill
associate or baccalaureate degree requirements. Click to see the C-ID
course designators for the selected C-ID discipline.
C-ID is a supplemental common course numbering system aimed at helping
students and faculty identify courses across institutions that fulfill
associate or baccalaureate degree requirements. Click to see the C-ID
course designators for the selected C-ID discipline and subdiscipline.
C-ID is a supplemental common course numbering system aimed at helping
students and faculty identify courses across institutions that fulfill
associate or baccalaureate degree requirements. Click to see the C-ID
course designators for the selected institution and academic year.
C-ID is a supplemental common course numbering system aimed at helping
students and faculty identify courses across institutions that fulfill
associate or baccalaureate degree requirements. Click to see the C-ID
course designators for the selected department.
Click to see the courses at the selected California community college
that can be used to fulfill the minimum UC transfer admissions
eligibility requirements. You will be able to select a single subject
area, or all areas.