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Students
- Course Equivalent Information
- Articulation Agreement Guides
- Definitions
- MACRAO Agreement Information
- Community College MACRAO Requirements
- Ohio Transfer Module
- Reverse Transfer Agreements
- Archived Agreement Guides - Pre-2007 (Old Gen Eds)
Articulation Agreements (2+2 or 3+1)
- User Form Instructions (NEW)
- How do Articulation Agreements Work? (NEW)
- Sign Up to Use an Articulation Agreement (NEW)
- Edit your "Articulation Agreement User Form" (NEW)
Faculty and Staff
- Articulation Status Reports
- Articulation Agreement Process
- Templates of Agreements
- Upcoming Events
- Community College Transfer Student Reports
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Process for Developing Articulation Agreements
1. Make request to Office of Community College Relations
- Request entered in articulation database
- File established for agreement
2. Establish interest and priority
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Request is discussed with departments at EMU and community college
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Priority is determined based on criteria such as potential number of
students and benefits of using an agreement as opposed to a transfer guide - If interest is expressed by both institutions, a draft agreement is
written
3. Create draft agreement
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First draft is reviewed by EMU faculty and faculty/staff
at the community college (may be done by email or a meeting may be held) -
Subsequent drafts are revised and reviewed until parties at both
institutions reach agreement (usually through email)
4. Conduct additional reviews
- Draft is reviewed by Academic Programming Office
- Draft is reviewed by the Registrar's Office
- Any requested changes will be reviewed again by the department at EMU and the community college
5. Sign documents
- Documents are prepared for signing (usually four copies- two for each institution)
- Documents are signed at EMU and then sent to the community
college for signing (occassionally a signing event may be held)
6. Distribute copies of articulation agreement and guides
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Copies are made and sent to all relevant parties including the dean, department head, program coordinator, Admission Office, Advising Center, Records & Registration, and Continuing Education
- Advisors receive copies of the articulation guide for their notebooks.
(advising center, college advisors, transfer services, etc.) - The articulation guide is posted to the CCR webpage