Articulation/Transfer Agreements

Articulation agreements are transfer partnerships between two-year and four-year colleges that allow for the smooth transition of students from community colleges to four-year institutions. Although Atlantic Cape graduates may transfer to colleges/universities throughout the US, they may want to take advantage of one of the articulation agreements below. For more information on the specific agreement, click on a school below. For information & updates on a specific Articulation, contact Wendy Gray at 609-463-6786 or wgray@atlantic.edu. For a list of Transfer Events taking place on Atlantic Cape campuses visit the Transfer Events webpage.

View list of transfer advisors.

Click on school below for more information.

In addition to these articulation agreements, New Jersey's Comprehensive State-Wide Transfer Agreement is designed to provide seamless transition from public associate to public baccalaureate degree programs. New Jersey community college students are encouraged to use the many features available at NJTransfer. At NJTRANSFER a student can access the tools that will enable a seamless transfer from a New Jersey community college to a four-year state college or university. Visit an advisor for more information on or assistance with NJTransfer.

Dual Admissions Programs

Fairleigh Dickinson University

Atlantic Cape Community College-Fairleigh Dickinson University Scholars Program is a partnership which makes earning a bachelor's or master's degree faster and more convenient by offering FDU classes at Atlantic Cape Community College. This agreement offers convenience & flexibility with: classes close to home (on the ML campus), evening & online classes, full or part-time options, & part-time students can complete up to 18 credits per year.

Programs include: B.A. Individualized Studies with Concentrations in:

• Business & Technology
• Health & Human Services Administration
• Hospitality Management

Master's Degree Program:

• M.S. in Hospitality Management Studies

For information contact: Linda Dry, Coordinator of Administrative & Student Services, FDU's-Community College Partnership at Atlantic Cape Community College at 609-343-4984 or ldry@fdu.edu

Atlantic Cape-Fairleigh Dickinson University Scholars Agreement (PDF)

Stockton University

The Atlantic Cape & Stockton University Dual Degree Program (DDP) articulation agreement simplifies the transfer and admission process for students who wish to attend Stockton. The program is open to currently enrolled Atlantic Cape students who have   not  applied to Stockton as first-year applicants. The agreement also contains a "reverse transfer" feature designed to help previous Atlantic Cape students, now current Stockton students, transfer credits back to Atlantic Cape for completion of an Associate degree *. For requirements, information or to participate, please email Wendy Gray  or call (609) 463-6786.

Georgian Court University

The Atlantic Cape & Georgian Court University Dual Admissions Program simplifies the transfer and admission process for students who wish to attend Georgian Court University after completing an associate degree at Atlantic Cape. The program is open to enrolled Atlantic Cape students who complete an associate degree with a 2.0* GPA or better. For more information, contact Admissions for the Dual Admissions Application & Academic Record Release form.

*Students pursuing a double-major, education, or certain other programs may require a higher GPA for transfer or additional coursework to transfer to those majors.  

Rutgers University

Rutgers will offer admission into the Dual Degree Program (DDP) to a select group of first-year, New Jersey high school students. These are students for whom space is unavailable at the university because of the growing number of high school graduates applying to Rutgers and their increasingly competitive records.

Those first-year students offered admission through the DDP will begin their studies by enrolling at a New Jersey community college. Upon completion of an associate of arts or an associate of science degree at the community college, DDP participants will be admitted to at least one college of Rutgers University provided a cumulative grade-point-average of 3.0 has been achieved in a Recommended Transfer Program.

To be among the select group of students considered for this program, New Jersey high school students should complete a Rutgers application by the December 1 priority application date. No separate DDP application is required.

*GPA and other restrictions may apply.