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General Transfer Information for completing a
transfer program at Shoreline Community College gives
students a tremendous advantage as they step toward a
bachelor's degree.
Most four-year schools, such as the University of Washington, give priority to community college transfer students who are well prepared for the junior year. This is typically accomplished by completing one of the transfer Associates degrees and working with a Shoreline CC advisor to take courses appropriate for the intended major.
Students with a variety of goals may begin their
college careers in liberal arts right here on our
campus. The College offers the
Associate in Arts (AA-DTA or AA-IP) and
Associate in Science (AS-T) and
Associate of Fine Arts (AFA) degrees which
correspond to the first two years of study at a
four-year college or university.
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There are many university transfer programs which
have a focus on a particular area of study. By
taking elective courses in your area of study, you can
become better prepared to transfer to your major at a
four-year university. You can review a
list of those programs that currently have a
curriculum concentration.
There are four academic divisions
at SCC which oversee the development of courses and
degree programs. Check division websites to review
their programs and gather more information about
courses, faculty, and other useful information.
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University Transfer Degree
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