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Transfer Articulations

Career/Program Overview

Rochester Community and Technical College has created formal articulation agreements with many colleges and universities. The intent of the articulations is to establish a relationship with the transfer institution that will maximize the student’s ability to transfer credits. Complete transfer of all courses varies with the institution and the program. Articulated Programs are not completed at UCR, but at many institutions across the United States. See the transfer guides: http://www.rctc.edu/catalog/transferguides

Program/Degree Options

RCTC has advisement guides for the following transfer programs: Athletic Training, Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Chiropractic, Conservation, Dentistry, Equine Science, Engineering, Graphic Design, Journalism, Clinical Lab Science, Histology, Mortuary Science, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Optometry, Paralegal, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, PreRespiratory Care, Veterinary Science, and Women’s Studies.

Program Start Date(s)

Students can start coursework any semester. Some courses are not offered every semester so students are encouraged to meet with counselors/program advisors to plan ahead.

Articulations/Accreditations

All A.S. degrees must have at least one articulation.

For the most current and complete list of RCTC program articulations see the articulations: http://www.rctc.edu/catalog/articulations

Rochester Community and Technical College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission: A Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

Students planning to transfer to another college or university with the same accreditation (North Central Associate of Colleges and Schools) and have made the proper selection of course work and maintain GPA requirements can expect to transfer without loss of credit.

Program requirements at the accepting institution may require higher grades in core courses. Sixty-four credits are generally the maximum number of credits accepted by a receiving institution.