Articulation Programs

High Schools

High School articulation agreements are cooperatively planned and operated by the District and several secondary schools. Students who graduate from a participating school’s career and technical preparation program may be eligible to receive college credit for competencies successfully completed in high school.

Colleges/Universities

The purpose of college/university articulation agreements is to allow students to complete an associate degree program, or in some cases, a certificate program, and transfer to a related bachelor’s degree program with minimum loss of credit and duplication of coursework. An articulation agreement will describe the courses to be taken at Wayne County Community College District in order to complete the associate degree at Wayne County Community College District and successful matriculation into a four-year college or university program of study.