Sec. 13b.06.02.01. Articulation Agreements

A. In this regulation, “articulation agreement” means a signed written agreement between institutions of higher education regarding the transfer of academic credits from one institution to the other.

B. An articulation agreement shall be signed by the president or chief academic officer of each institution, and shall provide for the transfer and acceptance of academic credit from one institution to the other for specific completed:

(1) Coursework;

(2) Program requirements;

(3) Internships; and

(4) Any other credit awarded for prior learning.

C. An articulation agreement between public institutions shall conform to the requirements of this chapter.

D. An articulation agreement may include provisions regarding:

(1) Procedures for admissions, registration, and advising;

(2) Access to student services, including financial aid;

(3) Cost of tuition;

(4) Term and termination of the agreement; and

(5) Other relevant information as it pertains to the transfer of academic credit from one institution to another.

E. A final, signed copy of an articulation agreement shall be deposited with the Commission.