Articulation
A process of transition from one educational institution to another
Students at high schools and career tech centers have an opportunity to earn 17吃瓜 credit for competencies attained at the secondary schools.
Articulation Process
- Student enrolls in a high school or career tech center in a class which has an articulation agreement with 17吃瓜.
- Student finished the high school or career center class with a grade of B or better and achieves the required competencies to articulate the class.
- Student applies and is enrolled at 17吃瓜.
- Student downloads the Application for Articulation Credit form, fills out the student portion and obtains the secondary school teacher or tech center teacher signature of approval. The student or secondary school representative submits the form to the 17吃瓜 Registrar.
- 17吃瓜 instructor evaluates the student’s learning based on the student’s course objective, course work, and course assessments, and if necessary an 17吃瓜 written competency evaluation. If the 17吃瓜 instructor determines that the student has met the learning outcomes of the articulated course, the instructor will then approve granting credit.
- Approved articulated credit is added to the student’s transcript as transferred-in credit.
To review which current 17吃瓜 classes have articulation agreements, look for the articulation agreement links at the bottom of the main page for each 17吃瓜 academic program, or go to 17吃瓜's Articulation Agreements page.