ArticulationAgreements
Start at Trinidad State and continue toward a bachelor's degree. These agreements map how specific TSC programs transfer into partner university degrees.

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Current agreements
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Partner universities
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Online transfer partner: Western Governors University
How It Works
Plan Your Transfer Early
An articulation agreement is a formal plan between Trinidad State and a university that shows which courses transfer and how they apply to a bachelor's degree.
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Find Your Pathway
Look up your TSC program below and open the agreement for the university degree you are interested in.
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Meet With an Advisor
Bring the agreement to your TSC advisor so your class schedule follows the courses it lists.
3
Finish and Transfer
Complete your TSC credential, then apply to the partner university and send your transcripts.
Current Agreements
Current Trinidad State Articulation Agreements
Each agreement opens as a PDF in a new tab.
Adams State University
- TSC Program Basic Law Enforcement Transfers to Sociology with Emphasis in Criminal Justice BAView PDF
- TSC Program Communications AA Transfers to Communication and Media Studies BAView PDF
- TSC Program Exercise Science AA Transfers to Kinesiology: Sport and Exercise BSView PDF
- TSC Program Exercise Science AA Transfers to Kinesiology: Sport and Recreation Management BSView PDF
- TSC Program Law Enforcement AAS Transfers to Sociology: Criminology BAView PDF
- TSC Program Medical Assistant Professional AAS Transfers to Business Administration: General Business BA · 2024View PDF
- TSC Program Medical Assistant Professional AAS Transfers to Business Administration: HCA BAView PDF
- TSC Program Medical Assistant Professional AAS Transfers to Public Health BSView PDF
- TSC Program Theatre AA Transfers to Theatre BA · 004View PDF
- TSC Program Theatre AA Transfers to Theatre BAView PDF
Colorado State University Pueblo
Online Transfer Partner
Western Governors University
Trinidad State is a WGU Community College Partner. See the graduate benefits of transferring to WGU.
