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So what does that mean to you? In practical terms, it means that
you can take your first two years at a community college, earning
an Associate's degree. If you have followed an articulation
agreement, then those hours will transfer seamlessly to ETSU.
You will enter your major as a junior without loss of credits and
with no courses to duplicate at ETSU. You will be well on your way
toward earning that Bachelor's degree. We feel that articulation is linked to recruitment, retention, student satisfaction and graduation rates.
Students and parents like to have educational plans and assurances that classes will transfer. Articulation is the simplest way to do that. Please feel free to contact
us at articulate@etsu.edu
or by phone at (423) 439-4723.
This web site is designed for you - the student, community
college partners, articulation officers, faculty, advisors, administrators
- anyone concerned about articulation. You will find here:
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Course Transfer Equivalencies spelled out
by community college. Answer the question of how the courses you
have taken will transfer to ETSU.
- The second most asked question is "What does it
cost?" Find out if there are any Transfer
Scholarships available to you.
- If you have questions about student life, child care,
housing, commuting, parking, food service, and a myriad of other
'real life' issues, check out Transfer
Student Services.
- Need a contact
at your community college to help you with the articulation/transfer
process?
- View the actual transfer/articulation
agreement for your community college and major.
- Once you've decided that a transfer/articulation agreement
is right for you, then complete the Intent
to Articulate form. We will notify your community college
and your ETSU major department, plus provide you with other requested
information.
- ETSU personnel can find a concise listing of articulation
agreements by departments.
NETRAN, the
Northeast Tennessee Academic Node, has grown into an extensive
network of staff members across the member campuses of East Tennessee
State University, Northeast State Community College, and the Tennessee
Technology Center at Elizabethton. Please visit their website
for more information at: http://newweb/regional/netran/
Please see "Transferring to ETSU" for more information
on admissions, course transfer equivalencies, and transfer student
services. And check out the Transfer Guide
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