Welcome Faculty and Staff
This page has been created with your needs in mind. If you are searching for course equivalencies or have general questions regarding articulation, you should find your answers here. Please contact us if there is information you would find helpful if added to our site. We want to make certain that we are meeting your needs.
Articulation Agreements
- Community College of Baltimore County to Notre Dame of Maryland University – Art (AFA in Fine Art & Visual Design, Fine & Performing Arts Concentration)
- Frederick Community College to University of Maryland, Baltimore County – A. Social Sciences, Human Services / B.A. Social Work
- Maryland Statewide Nursing Articulation Agreement – https://mbon.maryland.gov/Pages/articulation.aspx
Community College Partners
- Anne Arundel Community College Transfer Partners Page
- Baltimore City Community College Articulation Agreements
- Carroll Community College – Transfer from Carroll Page
- Cecil College Transfer Agreements
- Chesapeake College Transfer Articulation Tools
- College of Southern Maryland Transfer Agreements
- Community College of Baltimore County Transfer Agreements by Institution
- Frederick Community College Transfer Agreements
- Hagerstown Community College Articulation Agreements
- Harford Community College Transfer + Program Transfer Agreements
- Howard Community College Articulation Agreements
- Montgomery College Transfer Agreements and Information
- Prince George’s Community College Transfer Articulation and Agreements Page
- Wor-Wic Community College Articulation Agreements
USM Institutions
- Bowie State University Transfer Admissions Partnerships
- Coppin State University Guaranteed Admission and Reverse Transfer
- Frostburg State University Transfer Agreements
- Salisbury University Articulation Agreements
- Towson University Community College Partnerships
- University of Baltimore Articulation Agreements
- University of Maryland, Baltimore
- University of Maryland, Baltimore County Community College Partnerships
- University of Maryland, College Park Transfer Course Database
- University of Maryland Eastern Shore Transfer Credit Services
- University of Maryland Global Campus College & University Transfer Credits
Public University Partner
Private University Partner
Mount St. Mary’s University
The following are transfer pathways and articulated courses for adult accelerated undergraduate students.
Frederick Community College to the Mount
- Associate of Arts (A.A.) in Business Administration and Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Business (.pdf) >
- Addictions Counseling Area of Concentration within the A.A. in Social Sciences and Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Human Services (.pdf) >
- Associate of Arts (A.A.) in Criminal Justice and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Criminal Justice (.pdf) >
- Elementary Education / Elementary Special Education A.A.T. and Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Elementary Education (.pdf) >
- Elementary Education / Elementary Special Education A.A.T. and Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Elementary/Special Education (.pdf) >
Montgomery College to the Mount
13B.06.01 and 13B.06.02 govern public transfer and general education regulations.
For more information, visit our website: Academic Programs – USM (usmd.edu)
Transfer With Success Law
Public 4 Year Contact Information
Maryland Community Colleges
Private 4 Year Contact Information
Additional Links and Resources
- Maryland Association of Community Colleges
- Maryland Higher Education Commission
- Maryland Independent College and University Association
- Maryland State Department of Education
- MHEC Student Advisory Council (maryland.gov)
- University System of Maryland
- Statewide Discipline Affinity Groups
- Consisting of faculty from two- and four-year institutions statewide, these groups develop core outcome assessments for individual courses. These assessments all the institutions to determine course comparability more accurately than is possible based on a comparison of syllabi.
- This effort includes more than 300 faculty in Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, Cyber, Education, English, Health, Information Systems, Math, Psychology, Social Science and Sociology.
