Articulation Agreements

Articulation agreements are formal transfer agreements that specify how credits from a specific associate degree or group of related degrees will transfer into a particular bachelor’s degree or degrees at UWM.  The agreements below are organized according to the UWM college and school under which the academic program falls.  Also included on this page are other forms of transfer agreements, including Memoranda of Understanding (MOU’s) and transfer-out partnerships with external colleges and universities. Agreements related to graduate programs, whether awarded by UWM or the partner institution, are noted separately within the relevant college.

Shortened versions of many of these agreements, containing only the transfer table outlining how credits apply to a designated bachelor’s program, can be found on the Transfer Guides page.  You may find these guides more immediately helpful.

Just because a formal articulation agreement may not exist for your intended major doesn’t mean your credits won’t transfer.  UWM accepts a wide range of coursework from other schools, which can be used to fulfill general education, major, and elective requirements.  The Transferring Course Credits page compiles dozens of transfer guides for area colleges.  You can also use the Transferology tool to help you determine how your credits will transfer.

Questions about transfer and articulation agreements may be addressed to the Transfer Evaluation Specialists in the Registrar’s Office: RO Contact Us.