The 2011 Report on Articulation, Transfer, and Shared Course Numbering for Arizona Public Postsecondary Education was published December 2011. The report is submitted annually to the Joint Legislative Budget Committee by the Arizona Board of Regents and the Arizona Community Colleges.
AZTransfer.com representatives will conduct a learning session at the Arizona School Counselors Association (AzSCA) Fall Conference on September 7th. This session will introduce counselors to the AZTransfer.com high school and advisor portals and demonstrate the site’s tools and resources. Counselors will also be asked for feedback on how to enhance services on AZTransfer.com.
Information about AZTransfer.com will also be available at the conference exhibit and vendor area.
AzSCA Fall Conference
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Fiesta Inn & Conference Center
AZTransfer.com Session
1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
The 2011-2012 academic year and ATF season is upon us! The new ATF Member Training PowerPoint is available for download here:
ATF Training - Members, Hosts, and Chairs
If you have any questions, please contact Ann Huber or Erin Woodell.
The power of AZTransfer.com is now available as a free app for Android smart phones. The app features the Course Equivalency Guide (CEG), Exam Equivalency Guide (EEG), and the Get Started app. The CEG and EEG are fully searchable, making it simple to research credit transferability from anywhere.
The APASC website is designed to build a network of transfer and articulation professionals in the State of Arizona. Here you will find resources and tools to assist students in preparing for a transfer between one of Arizona’s public and tribal community colleges to one of the three universities.
The Academic Program Articulation Steering Committee (APASC) is Arizona's statewide group focused on transfer and articulation programs between Arizona's 21 public and tribal community colleges and three state universities.
