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Transfer Guides, formerly known as Baccalaureate Degree Plans (BDPs), have been developed by the University of North Carolina universities to help NC Community College (NCCC) students have more seamless transfer experiences. Transfer Guides have been created to support NCCC students who are pursuing a transfer pathway outlined by the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA) or other specified Uniformed Articulation Agreement (UAA). Transfer Guides outline meaningful coursework at the community college that leads to both associate degree completion and bachelor degree completion at a student’s intended university.
Important Note
All Transfer Guides are now available for students pursuing transferable degrees., including the AFA.
Associate in Fine Arts Articulation Agreement
Ratified in 2017 by the Community College System Board and the UNC B.A. Program.
Uniform Articulation Agreement (Associate in Fine Arts)
between NC Independent Colleges
The Articulation Agreement between the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities Bachelor of Fine Arts Programs and the North Carolina Community College System Associate in Fine Arts (AFA) in Visual Arts Programs.
The Uniform Articulation Agreement is an agreement jointly created by the NCCCS Associate in Fine Arts (AFA) programs and the signatory NCICU Bachelor of Fine Arts programs. The AFA in Visual Arts to Bachelor of Fine Arts is focused on facilitating transfer for students who begin visual arts studies at a community college and then transfer to one of the signatory NCICU programs.
The Associate in Fine Arts to Bachelor of Fine Arts agreement is made between the State Board of the North Carolina Community College System and The Board of North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities. It applies to all North Carolina community colleges (see Appendix A of the agreement) that offer the Associate in Fine Arts program and to those constituent institutions of The NCICU that operate Bachelor of Fine Arts Programs.
The agreement was approved by the State Board of Community Colleges on February 14, 2019 and by the Board of North Carolina Independent Colleges & Universities on November 9, 2018.
Use the links below to find out which NC community colleges offer: