Articulation Agreements

Course-to-Course Agreements:
Course-to-Course agreements are developed between two institutions specifying articulated courses for a specific department.

Lower Division Major-to-Major Agreements:
Lower Division Major-to-Major agreements identify lower-division articulated course for fulfillment of a specified major.

Transferable Course Lists:
Transfer course agreements identify community college courses that are generally transferable to the University of California (UC) and/or California State University (SCU) systems, or that apply to Inter-segmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) or CSU general education certification requirements.

• UC Transferable Course Agreements (TCA)
  Identifies course that can be accepted upon transfer from Yuba Community College District for advanced standing unit credit toward a UC degree.
  
  
• CSU Baccalaureate Course Lists (Bacc List)
  The list identifies all Yuba Community College District courses that are transferable to the CSU's. For Yuba Community College District, all courses numbered 1 through 49 are transferable to CSU campuses.
  
  
• CSU General Education Breadth Agreements (GEB)
  Students wanting to transfer to a CSU can complete their lower-division general education requirements at Yuba Community College District prior to transfer. This agreement lists all the approved Yuba Community College District general education courses for transfer to the CSU's.
  
  
• Inter-segmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC)
  Another general education program that students can use to satisfy lower-division general education requirements at both UC and CSU campuses.

For questions about which general education pattern to complete, please consult with a Yuba Community College District counselor.

Many articulation agreements for the Yuba Community College District can be accessed on the ASSIST web site at http://www.assist.org and are located in the college Transfer Centers.

NOTE: Please see a counselor to verify that the agreements are current.