NOTE to CCCS Colleges: Only the agreements listed above are approved for AES degrees. The pre-existing CDHE Statewide Transfer Agreement for “Pre-Engineering” cannot be used to develop AES degrees. The CDHE Statewide agreement can only be used to develop Associate of Science Degrees.

Colorado Christian University Transfer Agreement with Course Outlines

CCU Transfer Pathway Resource Page

The CCU College of Adult and Graduate Studies offers Transfer Pathways for the following programs:

Accounting
Applied Psychology
Applied Psychology — Biblical Studies Emphasis
Applied Psychology — Clinical Counseling Emphasis
Applied Psychology — Criminal Justice Emphasis
Business
Business — Entrepreneurship Emphasis
Business — International Business Emphasis
Computer Information Technology — Data Engineering Emphasis
Computer Information Technology — Database Management Emphasis
Computer Information Technology — Networking Emphasis
Computer Information Technology — System Analyst Emphasis
Criminal Justice
Economics
Human Resource Management
Information Systems Management
Nursing Pre-Licensure to BSN
Organization Management in Enterprise Agility

CDHE Statewide Transfer Agreements Page

Emily Griffith Technical College | Pickens Technical College | Technical College of the Rockies

Transfer of Credits from Area Technical Colleges
A student who completes coursework at an Area Technical College may transfer any career and technical post-secondary course credits with a grade of “C” or better that was earned while enrolled in the Area Technical College to appropriate programs at all CCCS Colleges. These eligible career and technical credits may be applied to the requirements of a program leading to a certificate or to an associate degree at CCCS. Transfer is limited to Career and Technical (“CTE”) coursework.

In order to create a seamless educational experience, CCCS has implemented two additional strategies to assist Area Technical College graduates: (1) A statewide articulation agreement that allows Area Technical College graduates to transfer up to 45 credits to a CCCS College and then complete an A.A.S. degree in Applied Technology by completing an additional 15–18 credits of general education courses at the College; and (2) CCCS also collaborates with Area Technical Colleges to offer A.A.S. degrees that include CTE coursework from Area Technical Colleges and general education courses from CCCS Colleges.

Except from Policy SP 9-72 – Transfer of Credits from Area Technical Colleges