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Chapter 7—Transfer Opportunities 139 Transfer Opportunities Chapter 7 Many students who attend Prince George’s Community College do so in order to prepare for transfer to a fouryear college or university. Community college alumni routinely transfer to colleges in Maryland, the Washington metropolitan area, and throughout the United States. From the beginning of their enrollment here, students need to select a program of study which is designed to facilitate transfer. They should also see an academic adviser periodically to evaluate future course selection plans and to determine current transfer criteria at the four-year college or university being considered. Those who plan for this goal and seek professional advice, both early and consistently, may ensure maximum success in the transfer process. After consulting with an academic adviser, students who intend to transfer to a public college or university within the state of Maryland may use a computerized system known as ARTSYS, developed by the University of Maryland, to determine which of our courses are best suited to their intended four-year major. Students who intend to transfer out of state may still use our curriculum planning guides, available online and from Advising and Transfer Services, to chart the ideal selection of courses. The department, located in Bladen Hall, Room 124, offers more focused, one-on-one assistance with transfer course planning and selection, especially for those who need help determining which college or university would be best in terms of their intended major and their financial requirements. Call 301-322-0151 for more information about Advising and Transfer Services. Articulation Agreements To increase transfer opportunities and baccalaureate degree options for students, Prince George’s Community College has formed articulation agreements with many public and private four-year colleges and universities throughout the metropolitan area, including Maryland state universities. Articulation agreements maximize the number of credits students will be able to transfer from PGCC by specifying required curricula and policy that will facilitate the student’s transition from one institution to another. Articulation agreements are maintained with the institutions listed below for students completing their studies at Prince George’s Community College. Articulation Agreements Transfer Institution American University Argosy University The Art Institute of Washington Baltimore International College Bowie State University Catholic University Catholic University— Metropolitan College College of Notre Dame of Maryland Excelsior College Transfer Focus Bachelor’s Degree in Business Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to Prince George’s Community College Honors Program graduates) Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to PGCC A.A., A.S. and A.A.S. graduates) Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management Bachelor’s Degree in General Management Bachelor’s Degree in Technology Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to PGCC Honors Academy graduates) Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to PGCC Business Management A.A.S. and General Studies A.A. graduates) Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration This online college accepts up to 90 credits from PGCC graduates. Articulation Agreements continued on next page
140 Prince George’s Community College Catalog 2007–2008 Articulation Agreements continued from previous page Articulation Agreements Transfer Institution Goucher College Howard University Johns Hopkins University/School of Continuing Studies Salisbury University St. Mary’s College of Maryland Strayer University Towson University University of Baltimore University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) Transfer Focus Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to PGCC Honors Academy graduates) Bachelor’s Degree in Communications Program Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to all PGCC graduates) Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to PGCC Honors Academy graduates) Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Management (open to PGCC part-time students and program graduates) Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to PGCC Honors Academy graduates) Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to PGCC Honors Program graduates) Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to all PGCC graduates) Bachelor’s Degrees in Elementary and Special Education and Maryland Teaching Certification (open to PGCC A.A.T. graduates) Bachelor’s Degree in Forensic Studies Bachelor’s Degrees in Teacher Education Program and Maryland Teaching Certification (open to PGCC A.A.T. graduates) University of Maryland Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to qualified PGCC program graduates) College Park (UMCP) Hillman Entrepreneurs Scholarship Program: Competitive admission for aspiring entrepreneurs in any area of study. Funded by the David H. and Suzanne D. Hillman Family Foundation, Inc. Maryland Transfer Advantage Program (MTAP): PGCC students admitted to MTAP receive a 25 percent tuition discount on three courses at UMCP and are guaranteed admission to UMCP when they graduate from PGCC. University of Maryland University College (UMUC) Villa Julie College Washington Bible College Washington College Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to qualified PGCC program graduates) General transfer agreements are in the following areas: Accounting, Business Administration, Business Management, Communication/Writing, Computer Information Systems, Criminal Justice, English, Forensic Science, Paralegal Studies, Psychology and Sociology. Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing A reciprocal agreement in which PGCC and the Washington Bible College accept each other’s credits as appropriate for specific majors. Bachelor’s Degree Programs (open to PGCC Honors Academy graduates)
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