Articulation Agreements

An articulation agreement is a formal, written partnership between education institutions that specifies exactly how academic credits transfer from one school to another, ensuring a predictable and seamless transfer pathway for students. An articulation agreement defines how courses, credits, grades, and program requirements from one institution apply toward a degree at another.

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transfer agreement guides (TAGs)

Cowboy Credit TAG: Designed for students who are still enrolled in high school or at a community college to help make informed course selections.
Express Transfer Agreements (ETAs): Creates a clear path for students at Wyoming community colleges who plan to finish their bachelor’s degree at UW.
Modified Express Transfer Agreements (A+B=C): Creates a clear path for students at some out-of-state community colleges who plan to finish their bachelor's degree at UW.
PreAp TAG: Provides students with an individualized, itemized evaluation of how their previously earned college credit will transfer to UW.
WYOTAGS: Program-specific articulation guides developed for Wyoming community colleges; updated annually.

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