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Northeastern has statewide transfer degrees that guarantee you can graduate from a community college with a two-year associate degree (60 credits) and transfer to a participating Colorado four-year school as a junior. After transferring, you would complete 60 additional credits to earn a bachelor's degree in your major.
Some majors may exceed the typical 120 credits required to graduate. Be sure to meet with an adviser when planning your courses.
General AA Degree
Early Childhood Teacher Education
General AS Degree
With an associate degree, students only need an additional 60 credits to earn a bachelor degree. To see which courses to take at Northeastern as part of an associate degree that will transfer and apply to the bachelor's degree requirements at the university, see general institutional transfer guides for Colorado's four-year schools.
These statewide transfer agreements (also known as Degrees with Designation) allow students to:
Four-year institutions independently determine the requirements for their programs. Therefore, transfer/articulation agreements differ from program to program and from college to college. Refer to this list of four-year colleges (both in and out of state) for the specific courses to take at Northeastern and transfer into a bachelor's program.
Colleges and universities in Colorado have identified general education courses in various categories and have guaranteed to accept these in transfer between institutions. We refer to these as GT or GTP (Guaranteed Transfer or GT Pathways) courses. Nearly 200 lower-division general education courses in 20 subject areas have been approved for guaranteed transfer. These courses must be successfully completed ("C" or better grade) in order to transfer to other institutions.
Click here for the list of Guaranteed Transfer courses.
Click here for your Guaranteed Pathway to a Four-Year Degree in Colorado.
