ARTICULATION/TRANSFER OF CREDIT COURSE EQUIVALENCY REVIEW

The Office of Articulation/Course Equivalency Review and Documentation is housed under Academic Affairs / Academic Resources and Planning. Our primary goal is to ensure that students planning to transfer to Cal State East Bay from other postsecondary institutions have access to accurate information about Cal State East Bay course equivalencies and transfer pathways. In support of this goal, Articulation strives to:

  • Identify potential course equivalencies and pathways, facilitate faculty review, and then publicize this information;
  • Support the Faculty’s role in course equivalency review;
  • Collaborate with other ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ Campuses to facilitate reciprocity of courses (both online and on-the-ground).
  • Collaborate with other Cal State East Bay offices working with transfer credit (Admissions/Advising/International Student Affairs/Major Departments and Programs);
  • Develop and deliver resources about articulation and transfer credit to the campus;
  • Utilize technology to improve data accuracy and increase accessibility to information about transfer credit.

 

Articulation Agreements and Course Equivalencies

 

Current articulation agreements with ALL other colleges, universities, and programs: public. private, domestic (in and out of California) as well as international universities; are maintained in the

ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ uses to process equivalency reviews and is the official database for all transfer courses.

Students who have courses not listed in need to make an appointment with an academic or department advisor. The advisors can request course reviews through as well as to research past equivalencies that may be currently out of date but were active at the time the course was taken. 

Please meet with your academic advisor. 

 

Cal State East Bay maintains a number of from California Community Colleges with other institutions which are not displayed in in TES or ASSIST.

Associate Degrees for Transfer (ADT/STAR/SB1440) Information/ROADMAPS

The Student Transfer Achievement Reform Act was enacted with the passage of SB 1440, which became state law in 2010. The STAR Act enabled California’s Community Colleges and the ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ to collaborate on the creation of the Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT). Two types of ADTs exist: 1) Associate of Arts for Transfer (AA-T) and 2) Associate of Science for Transfer (AS-T) degrees. 

Cal State East Bay recognizes AA-Ts or AS-Ts as similar to many of its degree programs.

 

CSU GENERAL EDUCATION BREADTH CERTIFICATIONS AT CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Cal State East Bay campus users, please click for information about CSU GE certification information.

 

ASSIST

Articulation agreements with California's community colleges and public four-year institutions are also maintained in ASSIST.ORG, a public database that displays how lower division course units can be applied after transfer.

PLEASE NOTE:  ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ, East Bay is not responsible for third-party websites. Advisors, faculty, staff and students are encouraged to use for the most accurate and correct information. 

 

Other Resources for Transfer Students

 

The Articulation Office

Please remember that students are best advised to meet with their department advisor every semester to stay on track for graduation.  The Articulation Office is not a student facing office but works with the department faculty and student advisors to help them support each student’s pathway to graduation.

Office of Articulation

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