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Transfer Articulation Agreements |
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Bismarck State College has
entered into transfer articulation agreements with several
four-year institutions. The purpose of transfer articulation
agreements is to provide a smooth transition from one related
degree program to another. The following agreements pertain to
the degrees that are offered online at BSC:
- Minot State University (North
Dakota). Minot State University now offers the
Bachelor of Applied Science degree (areas of study in Business
Information Technology, General Studies, and Management) in an
online format. Students who have earned an Associate in Applied
Science (AAS) degree from BSC, and have met the general education
requirements for an Associate in Arts (AA) or an Associate in
Science (AS) degree, will need only an additional 42 semester
credit hours to receive the BAS from Minot State University. All
courses from MSU are offered on-campus or online.
- Dickinson State University (North
Dakota). Dickinson State University offers two Baccalaureate completion degree programs in online formats. The two programs are the Bachelor of University Studies (BUS), a liberal arts completion degree program, and the Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology (BAST). An Associate of applied Science degree from an accredited institution must be completed before being accepted into the BAST program and completion of the general education coursework.
- DeVry
University (Illinois). DeVry offers a Bachelor of Science
in Technical Management (BSTM) in a completely online format.
Graduates of the BSC power plant technology, process plant
technology, and electric power technology AAS programs would need
an additional 62 semester credit hours (42 of which must be taken
from DeVry) to earn the BSTM. Those students who complete the
BSTM degree may also be eligible for admission into specified
graduate programs at Keller Graduate School of
Management (also online).
- Peirce
College (Pennsylvania). This agreement allows recipients
of the AA degree from BSC to be granted "junior" standing at
Peirce. Recipients of the AAS degree in power plant or process
plant technology are awarded 18 credits. All Peirce classes
needed for the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration are
offered online.
- Capella University
(Minnesota). Graduates of BSC's AA degree program, and
students who have earned the AAS degree and have completed the
necessary general education requirements of the AA or AS degree
at BSC, would need an additional 60 semester hours from Capella
to earn the Bachelor of Science degree. All courses from Capella
are offered online.
- Minnesota State
University - Moorhead (Minnesota). This agreement allows
recipients of the power plant technology and process plant
technology AAS degrees to continue on in Moorhead's Industrial
Technology Bachelor of Science degree program. This program is
currently available on-campus at Moorhead and is not offered
online.
For more information on these agreements and contact information
for the four-year institutions involved, please contact:
Lane Huber - Director of Distance Education
Bismarck State College
(701) 224-5714 - Lane.Huber@bsc.nodak.edu
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