Dual Admissions Agreements
A dual admissions agreement, sometimes called a joint or cooperative degree program, guarantees students acceptance to specific programs at certain institutions upon completion of an associate's degree. However, the key to this type of transfer agreement is filing for dual admission once you're accepted at Genesee. Students have until the end of their first semester here to enter into a dual admissions agreement with another school. Dual admissions programs tend to be less flexible than articulation agreements. Course selection while at Genesee often is governed by the colleges to which students wish to transfer. On the plus side, students who complete the requirements of their dual admissions agreement while at Genesee are guaranteed acceptance into the four-year school.
We offer Dual Admissions Agreements with many colleges in many program areas. If you're interested in a particular college, use the "Find a Program" search to find out which programs we have articulation agreements for with that college. If you're interested in a particular program, use the "Find a College" search to find out which colleges we have articulation agreements for with that program.
Genesee also has a selection of 1+1 and 3+1 agreements in special program areas that are similar in nature to the dual admissions agreements.
