While there are lots of reasons why students should attend Washington State, the transferability of our courses is definitely at the top of the list. Students can start their education here and transfer their coursework to an endless number of four-year colleges and universities.
The transfer pathway, often referred to as 2+2, is designed so you can start your education at Washington State with a two-year associate degree and then transfer credits to a four-year college/university to complete your bachelor’s degree in just two additional years. Every student’s pathway is unique so some students will take a longer or shorter time to complete their degree. But either way, the transferability of credits helps students save money when they attend a community college prior to enrolling at a four-year college or university. Just how much can you save? Generally, students will save more than $25,000. Check out our cost comparison guide for Ohio and West Virginia.
Articulation Agreements
Articulations are a type of transfer where the pathway to a bachelor's degree is even clearer. There is 100% transfer between classes and programs that have articulations, so you know the exact duration of your education.
Check out WSCC's four-year partners and articulation agreements below.
Chamberlain University Articulation Agreement
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
Chamberlain University Contact: Amanda Aughinbaugh, 614.843.3231, aaughinbaugh@chamberlain.edu
Transfer Articulation Agreement: WSCC and CCMS offer a seamless pathway from an Associate of Technical Study to Bachelor's in Mortuary Science (face-to-face program).
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
CCMS Contact: Nicholas Rejebian, 513.618.1926, rejebins@ucmail.uc.edu
Franklin University offers 100% transfer of credit up to 94 semester hours under our articulation agreement and have several 3 + 1 and 2 + 2 program options. Please see the Programs of Study list below for more information on our articulation program offerings.
Franklin University announced that effective in the Fall 2019 term it will reduce its undergraduate tuition rate by 24%, lowering the cost from $526 per credit hour to $398 per credit hour.
General Transfer Articulation: Franklin University will accept WSCC credits toward completing a four-year degree online. You can visit this link to find out how your WSCC courses will transfer to Franklin.
Transfer Articulation: Business Management, Accounting, AYA & MCE Education Fall Start, AYA & MCE Education Spring Start, AYA & MCE Education Summer Start, Primary Education & Intervention Specialist Fall Start, Primary Education & Intervention Specialist Spring Start, Primary Education & Intervention Specialist Summer Start, Bachelor of Technical Studies: WSCC's Cyber Security and Investigation degrees all have specific articulation agreements with Franklin.
Other Resources:
- Partnership Video
- My Transfer Credit Tool
- Washington State's Franklin University Transfer Page
- Programs of Study Options
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
Franklin Contact: Greg Haskins, Community College Regional Manager, 614.947.6737, Greg.Haskins@franklin.edu
Transfer Articulation: Herzing University offers students with an Associate in Business the opportunity to obtain a Bachelor's in Business Articulation online. Herzing also offers an ADN to BSN pathway. Click here for the Financial Aid Consortium Agreement.
Featuring the DegreeUp Program
More than 72% of our enrollment is in a healthcare related field.
Now offering an online DegreeUp option that WSCC graduates are eligible for:
- RN to BSN
- RN to MSN (NEW)
- RN to MSN - psychiatric nurse practitioner (NEW)
- Healthcare Science bachelor's degree
- Healthcare Management bachelor's degree
As well as other bachelor degree options such as:
- IT including Cybersecurity and Software Development
- Business Management
- Homeland Security
- Criminal Justice
- Technology Management
We also have a brand-new bachelor's degree called interdisciplinary studies for those students that have not declared a major until late in their academic career.
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
Herzing Contact: Danielle Moore, danmoore@herzing.edu
WSCC2MC Articulation Agreement
WSCC2MC Articulation Agreement 2021 Update
WSCC2MC Articulation Agreement 2022 Update
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
Marietta Contact: Katie Fennell, Director of Admission, 740.376.4369, kac008@marietta.edu
Transfer Articulation Electrical & Computer Engineering Program: Bachelor of Science in Applied Science - Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology. Click here for the Course Flow Chart.
Transfer Articulation Electro-Mechanical Engineering Program: Bachelor of Science in Applied Science - Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology. Click here for the Course Flow Chart.
Click here to learn how to start your Bachelor's in Engineering Technology at Miami University.
WSCC Contact: Chris Carpenter, 740.885.5707, ccarpenter1@wscc.edu, or Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
Miami University Contact: Sarah Wooten, 513.785.1977, sarah.wooten@miamioh.edu
General Transfer Articulation: Muskingum University will accept WSCC credits toward completing a four-year degree online. Click here for the Muskingum University Transfer Equivalency Guide with WSCC. You can also find the information at: http://muskingum.edu/admission/transfercourseeq.html
For more information go to: http://muskingum.edu/admission/transfer.html
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
Muskingum Contact: Heather Pritchard, 740.826.8164, heatherp@muskingum.edu
Transfer to Ohio University: As a public university, all transfer module (TM) classes count for credit at OU. You can find detailed information about WSCC to OU transfer options at www.ohio.edu/wscc or contact Jona Hall (740.885.5754, or jhall@wscc.edu).
Transfer Articulation RN to BSN: Students who earn their Associate degree in Nursing (RN) can connect to their Bachelor's degree through a specialized agreement with OU. For more information contact Darla Boone (740.374.8716 ext. 1683 or dboone@wscc.edu).
Transfer Articulation BTAS (tech programs): Customer Service, Applied Communication, Criminal Justice, and Applied Management
Transfer Articulation BSAM Program: Bachelor of Science in Applied Management
Transfer Articulation BCJ Program: Bachelor of Criminal Justice
Transfer Articulation BTAS Program: Bachelor of Technical & Applied Studies
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
Ohio University Contact: Jessica Holliday, 740.597.1438, hollidaj@ohio.edu
General Articulation Agreement
Associate to Bachelor Degree Completion: https://go.tiffin.edu/bachelors-programs/associate-to-bachelors-degree-completion/
Apply Now: www.tiffin.edu/apply
Register for Virtual Events: https://apply.tiffin.edu/portal/openhouseonlineprograms
No matter your original field of study, you will only be required to take a maximum of 61 credits toward any of the associate to bachelor’s degree programs listed below:
- BA Psychology
- BBA Accounting
- BBA Human Resource Management
- BBA Management
- BBA Manufacturing Management
- BBA Marketing
- BCJ Contemporary Justice, BCJ Contemporary Justice Roadmap
- BA Workplace Leadership
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
Tiffin University Contact: Cassie Paas, Manager of Strategic Partnerships, 419.448.3447, PaasCJ@tiffin.edu
Washington State Community College and University of Cincinnati have developed specific agreements intended for students at WSCC to continue their education and earn a bachelor’s degree at UC. Check out this special video from UC just for transfer students!
We realize transferring to a new college is a big step. The Transfer & Transition Advising Center at UC is here to help with a dedicated and centralized team of advisors to help you understand how your credits transfer and apply to specific UC majors. They also provide advice about the most efficient path to achieving your goals. Further, once you’re admitted, they offer a New Student Transfer Welcome designed to help connect you to all the resources and technology you need to succeed at UC. Welcomes also cover ways to get involved, network with other students, and gain leadership experience. Learn more at uc.edu/transferadvising.
The following transfer pathways can be found on UC’s Articulation Agreement website:
For more information about transferring:
WSCC Contact: Dr. Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
University of Cincinnati Contact: Rachel Fulton, 513.556.3564, rachel.fulton@uc.edu
Transfer to WVU-P: Many students choose to transfer from WSCC to WVU-P to complete their four year degree. WVU-P has several reciprocity agreements that allow students from Ohio to enroll in bachelor's programs at a reduced cost, including degrees in Business Administration, Elementary Education K-6, and Applied Technology.
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
WVUP Contact: David Lancaster, 304.424.8314, dlancas1@wvup.edu
Western Governors University (WGU) is a competency-based, student-focused, online, nonprofit university.
Transfer Articulation: WGU offers programs in four areas for students with an associate degree from WSCC: Teacher's College, College of Business, Nursing, and the College of Information Technology.
WSCC Contact: Jona Rinard, 740.885.5754, jrinard1@wscc.edu
WGU contact: Krista Spencer, 513.592.1633, krista.spencer@wgu.edu
Transfer Assistance
We encourage our students who are planning to pursue a bachelor's degree to have a conversation with their academic advisor or the Dean of Transfer and Services. They can assist you with questions about transfer and make the process less daunting. Our Transfer Assistance services include:
- Guidance on selecting a four-year college that fits your career pathway
- Advice on the courses and pathways best suited to your degree pursuit
- Connecting you with an advisor at a four-year college for transfer planning
- Arranging visits by representatives from four-year colleges to our campus.
View WSCC's Transfer Module
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Brody Gilliand
WSCC Class of 2017, Liberal Arts Transfer
Currently enrolled at Ohio University with a double major in Marketing and Business Management and Strategic Leadership
“Throughout high school I was an average student. Once at Washington State I began to thrive. I started to excel in my academics and I truly started to see myself grow. I found myself enjoying my school work and this gave me the ambition to do more!”