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Not necessarily. Even with a completed degree, courses other than those meeting General Education Requirements will be evaluated individually to determine transferability.

Yes, general education credits can be fulfilled at Delaware Tech and are transferable to a four-year college or university. Note, general education requirements are dependent on program of study and may vary at each four-year college or university. Please work with your program advisor to plan accordingly.

Completing your associate degree does not guarantee that you will meet junior status at a four-year college or university. In general, junior status is determined when you transfer a minimum of 60 credits into a desired program of study at a four-year college or university. It is important to create an academic plan to ensure a smooth and successful transfer. Please work with your program advisor to plan accordingly.

Some four-year colleges and universities may admit students with a 2.0 GPA, while others may require a higher GPA for admissions. Please work with your program advisor to review transfer admissions requirements.

This varies among four-year colleges and universities. Generally, courses with a grade of "C" or better are eligible for transfer. Please note that some major or program specific courses may require a grade of "B" or better to transfer. Please work with your program advisor to review the transfer policy of the partner institution you plan to attend.

Community college students who have completed an associate degree with Delaware Tech and meet a specified cumulative GPA, and enter a guaranteed agreement institution are guaranteed admission into that partner institution.

You may transfer at any time provided you meet the admission requirements at your desired four-year college or university. You must meet the minimum credit and GPA requirements, which may vary among different four-year colleges and universities. To maximize the transfer of credits and to save money, you are encouraged to complete an associate degree and then transfer.

This can vary depending on the receiving college or university. Some universities will transfer no more than 70 credits, but there are some that will accept up to 90 credits. The transfer policy and articulation agreement should be reviewed.

Some advantages include savings on tuition costs, graduating on time, transfer scholarships, and much more!