Transfer Agreements

Reynolds students have three transfer options:

• Guaranteed Admissions Agreements
• Articulation Agreements
• Transfer Pathways

Guaranteed Admissions Agreements

Reynolds students have access to statewide Guaranteed Admissions Agreements between Virginia's Community Colleges and four-year colleges and universities. A guaranteed admissions agreement is an agreement between a two-year institution and a four-year institution where a student is guaranteed admission to the four-year institution by earning a transfer or specified applied degree and satisfying specified academic criteria. Students transferring under a general admission guaranteed admission agreement are not necessarily entitled to be admitted to a specific program. Click the link below to view the complete list of available agreements.

VCCS Guaranteed Admissions and Transfer Agreements

Additional transfer information can be viewed on the Transfer Virginia website: https://www.transfervirginia.org/.

Transfer Pathways

A transfer pathway is a clear roadmap of coursework and requirements for a specific major. These pathways outline the completion of a two-year degree with its transfer institution equivalent.

Virginia Commonwealth University

• Accounting AAS
• Information Systems Technology AAS (all concentrations)
• Business Management AAS
• American Sign Language, English Interpretation AAS
• Pre-Social Work Major

Articulation Agreements

Reynolds Community College has agreements with many four-year institutions covering the conditions for student transfer from Reynolds to a bachelor's degree program at the four-year college or university. These formal arrangements are referred to as articulation agreements.

An Articulation Agreement is a written contract between Reynolds and a four-year institution that contains agreed upon courses or programs that will transfer to a particular four-year institution. This is an assurance that if students complete courses or academic programs by meeting specified criteria they will be admitted and those completed courses or programs will be applied towards the baccalaureate degree.