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Upside - Down Degree Program

Are you completing a two-year technical degree at a community or technical college? Would you like to transfer your technical credit to a university so that you can complete a bachelor's degree?

The Upside Down Degree program may be for you! The Upside Down Degree program (or just called "Upside Down") is a process that will allow you to transfer your approved technical degree or AAS-T degree as a block of 90-credits.

Answers to these questions appear on this page:

Why "Upside Down?" How does Upside Down work?

Why "Upside Down?" Transfer students with a two-year technical degree or an AAS-T have completed a focused, skills-based program.  Students who would like to complete their bachelors' degree may do so under this agreement.  Under the "upside-down' agreement students will be able to complete their last two years of college education.

How does Upside Down Work? You are eligible for the Upside Down Degree Program is you meet the following criteria:

• Your degree needs to be approved for the Upside Down program offered by the University.
• You need to have successfully completed college-level English composition or equivalent with a 2.0 GPA or better.
• Your cumulative GPA will need to be 2.50 or better

Shoreline Community College's Upside Down Degree Programs