Transfer Agreements

Suffolk County Community College enters into transfer agreements with other colleges and universities to facilitate effective transfer for students. Agreements are developed as Articulation or Joint Admission agreements and generally provide students with junior standing. Read more about Transfer Agreements

Agreements are modified from time-to-time and students are advised to check the Transfer Agreement list periodically to see what new opportunities are available to them. Additionally, in all cases of transfer, a student should meet with a transfer counselor at his/her home campus and should confer with the transfer counselor of the four-year college or university.

The course catalog description and learning outcomes for all Suffolk courses are available for review at Course Descriptions.

Articulation Agreements

An articulation agreement is signed by both Suffolk and a four-year partner to generally provide transfer tables with necessary courses required to transfer more seamlessly to the four-year institution. Most articulation agreements will provide students with junior standing.

Joint Admission Agreement

Joint Admissions agreements provide a pathway to be admitted to Suffolk and the four-year institution. Students are guaranteed admission into the listed parallel program provided they have completed the degree at Suffolk with the designated minimum cumulative grade point average and with satisfaction of other admission requirements. Most joint admissions agreements also include an articulation agreement. Students can choose to enter a joint admission agreement through the college application process, but it must be selected within the first 24 credits completed. Please contact the campus Admissions Office for further information regarding the process to apply for Joint Admissions.

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