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Montgomery College, UMBC Partner to Launch New Transfer Student Alliance Program

Montgomery College and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) have launched a new program that will provide guaranteed admission and scholarship opportunities to qualified Montgomery College transfer students who want to complete their bachelor’s degrees at UMBC.

For additional information:
News Release
MC's Transfer Alliance Program Web Site
UMBC's Transfer Alliance Program Web site

MC-UMBC Signing Ceremony

UMBC President Freeman A. Hrabowski, III and
Montgomery College President Charlene R. Nunley
sign the final documents on Nov. 3rd 2006 to
officially launch the partnership.

The Maryland Transfer Advantage Program

Montgomery College has joined with University of Maryland and Prince George’s Community College to create a new bridge that immediately links more students to a four-year program, significantly increasing their opportunities to attain a bachelor’s degree.

For additional information:
MC's- MD Transfer Advantage Program Web Site
Univ. of Md's Transfer Advantage Program Web Site
MC's New Release

MTAP Signing Celebration

Dr. Ronald Williams, President of Prince George's Community College, Dr. C.J. Mote, President of Univ. of MD, and Dr. Charlene Nunley, President of MC celebrating the signing of the Maryland Transfer Advantage Program.

Additional Recent Articulation Agreements

What is an Articulation Agreement?
Montgomery College is dedicated to creating partnerships with four-year colleges and universities. One important way of doing this is by forming articulation agreements. An articulation agreement is an officially approved agreement that matches coursework between schools. These are designed to help students make a smooth transition when transferring from Montgomery College to a four-year institution. Some agreements state that four-year schools will accept an entire MC degree without question. For example, the AA in Business will be accepted in its entirety by UMUC and Johns Hopkins School of Business & Professional Education. Other agreements outline specific courses to take at MC as a student plans for transfer.

Want to develop an articulation agreement?
	Articulation Agreements (Transfer Advising Page)

For additional information email Ron Liss or call him at 240-567-5006