Transfer Agreements Temple - Flash by Kristen Weaver

To be eligible for Gen Ed-to-Gen Ed, a student must acquire an A.A. or A.S. and complete before the transfer to Temple University: In case of questions related to dual admission, send an email dualadm@temple.edu First Assessment of Transfer Credits in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. The reassessment of the credits is carried out first by the admissions of Bachelor graduates and, if necessary, by academic advisors, in accordance with bachelor`s studies, in accordance with the usual guidelines and procedures of the temple. For information about your transfer application or dual admission status, please contact the licensing body directly. Students are responsible for meeting Temple University`s general education requirements when they move to Temple University with less than 45 transferable credits from The Community College of Philadelphia or another university or university. The Business – Accelerated program is a selected enrollment program that allows motivated students to learn what it takes to be an effective member of the business world and prepares them to move to a four-year business school in just 21 months. Selected students begin and complete the program in a cohort by completing a course together for a four-week or two-week course for seven weeks. All courses are delivered either online or in hybrid format, with on-campus sessions on Saturdays.

These agreements accept accredited encoder encoder curricula, as the general education requirements meet the essential requirements of the transfer school program. If you acquire a corresponding associate degree, usually an Arts associate or a science associate, the essential requirements of the transfer university are met, with the exception of the basic courses required for the intentional major (and, in some cases, requirements that reflect the specific values of the transfer university, for example. B religion or foreign language courses). The university has basic agreements with the following: The Community College of Philadelphia has transfer contracts with many four-year colleges in the region and beyond.