Transfer Guides & Agreements
FRCC students have great transfer opportunities. Articulation agreements with colleges and universities help make transferring easier and save you time and money. These agreements ensure that you won’t need to retake courses you’ve already passed or complete extra credits when you transfer as a junior—as long as you stay in the same major or program.
Bridge to Bachelor's Degree Program
This Colorado Community College System (CCCS) program is for new, first-time college students. It ensures if you start at any CCCS college and finish your associate degree, you are guaranteed admission to a participating four-year college or university
Transfer Guides for Colorado Schools
With an associate degree, you’ll usually only need about 60 more credits to finish your Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BS) degree. To stay on track, be sure to choose FRCC courses that will transfer and count toward your bachelor’s degree. You can do this by reviewing the general transfer guides for Colorado's four-year schools.
Major-Specific Pathways
University of Colorado-Boulder
See the FRCC courses you must take each semester to successfully transfer and earn the following bachelor's degrees.
Institution-Specific Agreements
FRCC partners with several colleges and universities to make transferring into certain bachelor’s degree programs easier. These agreements show you exactly which classes to take at FRCC before you transfer. By following these pathways, you can finish your associate degree, stay on track, and avoid taking classes you don’t need.
- American Sign Language
Transfer to the University of Northern Colorado to continue a bachelor’s degree in American Sign Language–English Interpretation. - Architectural Studies
Transfer to the University of Colorado to continue a bachelor’s degree in architectural studies. - Health Promotion
Transfer to Colorado State University to continue a bachelor’s degree in exercise science. - Hospitality Management
Transfer to Colorado State University to pursue a bachelor’s degree in hospitality management. - Integrated Health Professionals
Transfer to Metropolitan State University of Denver to continue a bachelor’s degree in integrated health care. - Nutrition & Dietetics
Transfer to Colorado State University to continue toward a bachelor’s degree in nutrition & dietetics. - Pharmaceutical Science
Transfer to Regis University to continue your studies toward a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree. - Recording Arts Technology
Transfer to the University of Colorado to purse a bachelor’s degree in recording arts, non-audition emphasis. - Sports Medicine
Transfer to Colorado State University to pursue a bachelor’s degree in sports medicine. - Women’s and Gender Studies
Transfer to the University of Colorado to pursue a bachelor’s degree in integrated studies.
Statewide Transfer Agreements
FRCC participates in several Statewide Transfer Agreements to help make transferring easier. You can find a list of participating colleges and universities on page 3 of each agreement under Participating Institutions.
With these agreements, you can:
- Graduate from FRCC with an Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degree.
- Transfer to a public Colorado university as a junior in your chosen major.
- Finish your bachelor's degree in that major with no more than 60 additional credits.
Colorado Community College System Transfer Agreements
Because institutions independently determine the requirements for their programs, transfer/articulation agreements differ from program to program and from college to college. See this alphabetical list of four-year colleges (both in and out of state) for the specific courses to take at FRCC and transfer into a bachelor's program.