Transfer Opportunities
It is important that students planning to transfer to another institution seek the advice of a CCC advisor and/or counselor as well as consult with the admissions office of that institution. A brief summary of major transfer agreements is provided here:
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Students who have earned fewer than 15 transferrable college credits can gain acceptance to Eastern while simultaneously earning an associate's degree from Capital.
For more information on The Transfer Compact, contact Capital's Director of Admissions, Marsha Ball-Davis, at (860) 906-5127 or mball-davis@ccc.commnet.edu or Emma Colon at (860) 906-5204 or ecolon@ccc.commnet.edu.
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| Bridges to the Baccalaureate Program |
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While working to complete their associate degrees, minority students at Capital with an interest in science will be guided through the process of transferring to a four year baccalaureate program at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. Benefits include paid employment for the academic year and the summer, research experience at the UConn Health Center in Farmington, and the opportunity to take part in a national conference. Guidance from mentors in the field help students get on a solid healthcare career track.
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To find out more, contact Professor Paul Whitehead by calling (860) 906-5215 or emailing pwhitehead@ccc.commnet.edu.
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| Connecticut State University System |
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Capital graduates who complete an associate degree program with a grade point average of 2.0 or higher are guaranteed admission to the university of their choice in the CSU system (Central, Eastern, Western or Southern). Admitted students will have a minimum of 60 transfer credits applied to their baccalaureate degree and if the student enrolls in a comparable university degree program without changing majors, in most cases they will be required to complete only the specified remaining additional credits toward bachelor degree requirements.
Please contact Capital's Counseling Office at (860) 906-5040 or the CSU system office at (860) 493-0000.
Bridge to Business at CCSU
Automatic admission to CCSU's School of Business is guaranteed for Capital Community College transfer students who:
- Complete their Associate in Science Degree in Management according to the CCSU School of Business Transfer Process with an overall GPA of 2.5 out of 4.0.
- Achieve a 2.5 or higher in all business courses.
- Receive a C- or higher in courses eligible for transfer credit.
For more information, contact Professor Nancy LaGuardia at (860) 906-5174 or nlaguardia@ccc.commnet.edu, or Sharon Braverman at braverman@mail.ccsu.edu.
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| University of Connecticut Guaranteed Admission (GA) Program |
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The GA Program at Capital is an agreement between Capital Community College and the University of Connecticut that guarantees admission to UConn's College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, provided certain requirements are met. Capital students must earn a minimum grade point average of 3.0, and complete an associate degree in Liberal Arts. Former UConn degree-seeking students are not eligible. Students with 15 or fewer transferrable credits are eligible to participate.
Call Emma Colon at (860) 906-5204 or ecolon@ccc.commnet.edu.
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| UConn Greater Hartford Campus |
Transfer to UConn Greater Hartford Campus
(West Hartford) for
- B.S. Business & Technology
- B.A. General Studies
- B.A. Psychology
- B.A. Urban & Community Studies
- B.A. Individualized Major
Contact Emma Colon at (860) 906-5204 or Margaret Abraham at (860) 906-5044 or the Capital Counseling Office at (860) 906-5040.
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| Saint Joseph College |
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Capital graduates with a 2.5 or higher GPA who transfer to The Women's College at Saint Joseph College or its co-ed Prime Time Program may be eligible to enter the College with up to 60 transfer credits. Saint Joseph College has outlined the course equivalences in the articulation agreement with Capital, and you are invited to contact their transfer admissions counselor at (860) 231-5308.
To meet with a Capital Community College counselor, contact (860) 906-5040.
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| Other Agreements |
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Information is also available on the Trinity College IDP (Individualized Degree Program), University of Hartford programs, and other universities.
Please contact the Capital Community College Counseling Office at (860) 906-5040.
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