Our Dual Admission partner institutions guarantee admission to the institution. Students may also be guaranteed admission to a particular major of choice as long as eligibility requirements are met. In order to be eligible to transfer under the terms of the Dual Admission agreement, students must complete an Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Applied Science (AAS), Associate in Fine Arts (AFA) or Associate in Science (AS) degree to qualify (depends on the institution). The application fee will be waived or refunded. Students transferring under the Dual Admission program are also guaranteed scholarships. Additional benefits may be included in the agreement.

Below is a list of the schools with whom we have Dual Admission agreements. This list may change frequently, so use our TransferCheck tool or request a meeting with a transfer advisor to find out about all opportunities available to help you meet your educational and career goals.

Students need to enroll in these transfer articulation agreements by completing an Intent to Enroll form with one of our Transfer Advisors. Please know, enrollment in the program is necessary to receive the aforementioned benefits of the transfer agreement. Students need to enroll in many of the programs before earning 30 college credits.

Our Guaranteed Admission partner schools also guarantee admission to the institution. Students may also be guaranteed admission to a particular major of choice as long as eligibility requirements are met. In order to be eligible to transfer under the terms of the Guaranteed Admission agreement, students must complete an Associate in Arts, Associate in Fine Arts, Associate in Science or Associate in Applied Science to qualify (depends on the institution). The application fee will be waived or refunded. Scholarships may be available as well as additional benefits.

Below is a list of the schools with whom we have Guaranteed Admission agreements. This list may change frequently, so use our TransferCheck tool or request a meeting with a transfer advisor to find out about all opportunities available to help you meet your educational and career goals.

Students need to enroll in these transfer articulation agreements by completing an Intent to Enroll form with one of our Transfer Advisors. Please know, enrollment in the program is necessary to receive the aforementioned benefits of the transfer agreement. Students need to enroll in many of the programs before earning 30 college credits.

A Core-to-Core transfer agreement is a particular college’s or university’s promise to accept the general education credits embedded in a specific degree from Delaware County Community College. Students earning the A.A. or A.S. degree prior to transfer qualify for the Core-to-Core agreement. Depending on the transfer institution and intended major, students enrolled in the A.F.A. or A.A.S. degrees may also qualify. Schools that offer the Core-to Core transfer agreement include:

Program-to-Program agreements are pathways, maps or guides that indicate how the courses included in your major transfers to the partner institution. These agreements provide guidance for the elective courses that students should complete prior to transfer, in order to transfer into junior year status. See individual articulation agreements for specifics on Transfer Check.

These transfer agreements are Program-to-Program guides that allow for a guaranteed acceptance into the institution for the particular major. Arrange a meeting with a Transfer Advisor to further discuss.

The following list of schools provide students guides with a list of courses to take prior to transfer.

Delaware County Community College students can complete programs of study that are not offered by the College, but are available at area community colleges. By taking the prerequisite and general education courses offered at DCCC, when students transfer, they will benefit by paying the in-county tuition rate for attending a community college outside of their county of residency, thereby saving hundreds to thousands of dollars in tuition. They will then earn the associate degree or certificate from the partner community college upon successful completion of the program. Please meet with a Transfer Advisor to enroll in the appropriate prerequisite courses needed for transfer.

These College programs are available to students from Bucks County Community College, Community College of Philadelphia or Montgomery County Community College. Students from these home colleges should reach out to the Transfer Office at TransferOffice@dccc.edu or 610-359-5060 to discuss transferring into the DCCC program.

West Chester University (WCU) offers a degree completion program that enables the College’s graduates to earn a West Chester University Business Management, Bachelor of Science degree with a minor in Business Law or Human Resource Management at the Marple Campus.

The program offers students the convenience of the Delaware County location, ample free parking as well as on-site admissions and academic advising from WCU representatives. WCU faculty teach the courses. All classes are offered in the evenings, in the traditional classroom setting, at the Marple Campus or online. 

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