MassTransfer Program
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Transfer Services
Transfer@麻豆影视CC.edu
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UPCOMING EVENTS
MassTransfer is a collaboration between the Commonwealth's community colleges, state universities and the University of Massachusetts. System-wide resources and policies allow for students to transfer seamlessly, stay on track and minimize the time it takes to earn a bachelor鈥檚 degree. .
General Education Foundation
MassTransfer provides any student in the Massachusetts public higher education system who completes the General Education Foundation with the benefit of satisfying the general education/distribution/core requirements at any other public higher education institution (with the receiving institution able to add no more than six additional credits or two courses). .
A2B Degree (Associate to Bachelor鈥檚)
Beginning a college career at a community college is a smart choice. MassTransfer seeks to reward community college students who complete associate degrees at Massachusetts community colleges before they enroll in at Massachusetts state universities or University of Massachusetts campuses. Not only does MassTransfer guarantee full transfer of a minimum of 60 credits but, depending on their final GPA and/or prerequisite coursework, students who complete A2B Degrees (Associate to Bachelor鈥檚) may also receive guaranteed admission and tuition discounts. .
A2B Degree plus Commonwealth Commitment
A2B Degree students who attend full-time and earn a 3.00 GPA or higher also have the opportunity to participate in the Commonwealth Commitment. The Commonwealth Commitment (available in 鈥淎2B Mapped鈥 majors only) further rewards students with a freeze on tuition & fees for all four years, and 10% end-of-semester rebates. .
Waleed Quddumi of North Attleboro, MA, graduated with a business administration transfer degree from 麻豆影视.
For Waleed, the achievement is dedicated to both his supportive parents, who are from Morocco and Palestine and to his younger sister, for whom he aspires to be a role model.
Learn more about Waleed's story here.
MassTransfer General Education Foundation
MassTransfer provides any student in the Massachusetts public higher education system who completes the General Education Foundation with the benefit of satisfying the general education/distribution/core requirements at any other public higher education institution (with the receiving institution able to add no more than six additional credits or two courses). .
The two MassTransfer Blocks 鈥 the Gen Ed Foundation and the STEM Block:
General Education Foundation
Courses | Credits |
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English Composition/Writing | 6 credit hours |
Behavioral and/or Social Sciences | 9 credit hours |
Humanities and/or Fine Arts | 9 credit hours |
Natural and/or Physical Science | 7 credit hours |
Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning | 3 credit hours |
Total | 34 credit hours |
The refers to a set of core (general education) requirements, consisting of 34 college-level credits. These credits, when completed together with a 2.0 or higher GPA, fully transfer to any Massachusetts public higher education institution, even if you don't have your associate's degree. These credits also satisfy the core (general education) requirements at any other Massachusetts public higher education institution, with the receiving institution being able to add no more than six additional credits/two courses.
STEM Block
Courses | Credits |
---|---|
English Composition/Writing | 6 credit hours |
Behavioral and/or Social Sciences | 6 credit hours |
Humanities and/or Fine Arts | 6 credit hours |
Natural and/or Physical Science | 7 credit hours |
Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning | 3 credit hours |
Total | 28 credit hours |
The refers to a set of core (general education ) requirements, consisting of 28 college-level credits. Students must obtain an associate degree to qualify for this program and must be in a STEM A2B Mapped Pathway (Computer Science, Biology, Environmental, Engineering, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics). The 28-credit STEM Gen Ed Foundation Block allows community college students to take more STEM courses while earning their associate degrees. Bridgewater requires a spoken communication, logical reasoning, Behavioral or Social Science and Humanities or Fine Arts. Students who satisfy this requirement through transfer credits do not have to take additional courses.