Student Transfers, Articulation & Other Agreements

Student transfer refers to the movement of students from one program to another program, or from one college, university, or school to another. It is the process by which educational experiences, courses, or training are accepted or not accepted by a receiving program or institution. The acceptance of such is determined by the college’s transfer policy. When the college determines that comparable prior learning is relative to the student’s current program of study and recognition should be granted, a number of credits or specified courses will be determined to be included as completed on the student’s official academic record.

Students may petition for a transfer by providing official academic transcripts, or other required records or reports, or demonstrating acquired competencies of comparable learning previously completed. Evaluations must be completed by the appropriate authority for the program in which the student is enrolled. This may include instructors or department heads. Once the evaluations are complete, any credits determined to be transferred will be reported to the Student Services Office.

All requests, submissions, evaluations, and reporting should occur prior to or early in the student’s enrollment, usually within the first 30 days.

Competency mastery may also be proven for advanced placement within a program.

Our complete policy regarding student transfers is outlined in policy 690 Student Transfers, Articulation & Other Agreements.

The college participates in agreements with other schools which allows programs completed at the college to be accepted by or transferred to another institution of higher learning. Bridgerland Technical College has articulation, contractual, or other agreements with the following schools; learn more about these agreements by visiting the University Pathways & Articulations page.