Transfer Articulation Agreements
Definition
Articulation Agreements are special educational agreements that facilitate the transferability of particular A.S., A.A.S or A.A.T. programs at community colleges and other accredited institutions across the state of Hawaiʻi and beyond, into specific B.A. or B.A.S. degrees at UH West Oʻahu. Articulation agreements have been carefully designed by faculty at both institutions and they provide unique educational benefits. For additional information about Articulation Agreements between UH institutions, please see page 3 of the E5.209 Executive Policy.
How to Participate
Students who are interested in one of the transfer articulation agreements listed here must see an academic advisor or counselor at their community college for specific information. In order to be eligible for the special agreement benefits, all students MUST BE IDENTIFIED as participating in an agreement of choice PRIOR TO transferring to UH West Oʻahu.
Students should ASK to meet with someone who is familiar with articulation agreements at their institution. Each of the UH community colleges has specific academic advisors, counselors or even faculty members who can complete and submit an Articulation Verification Form to the UH West Oʻahu Registrar. This form officially identifies articulation students and connects them to a particular agreement.
New agreements are continuously being crafted and all existing agreements are updated regularly. It is the students’ responsibility to have an Articulation Verification Form completed and submitted to UHWO in order to obtain accurate academic advisement and benefit from a preferred agreement.
Current Program Articulation Agreements
The most recent versions of agreements at UH West Oʻahu are listed here by community college. The dates indicate when a particular agreement was signed. Past and expired versions of agreements are located in the articulation archives.
Students should regularly consult with an academic advisor to ensure that articulation option requirements are being properly followed.
Hawaiʻi Community College
Counseling, Advising & Support Services Center: (808) 934-2720; hawccssc@hawaii.edu
- AS in Early Childhood Education to B.A. in Social Sciences with a concentration in Early Childhood Education (June 2010)
- Addendum-AS in Early Childhood Education to B.A. in Social Sciences with a concentration in Early Childhood Education (May 2011)
Honolulu Community College
Advising/Academic Counseling Office: (808) 845-9129; honcc@hawaii.edu
- Degree Pathway: Dual Admission/Dual Enrollment Memorandum of Understanding (May 2008)
- AAS in Administration of Justice to B.A. in Public Administration with a concentration in Justice Administration (August 2011)
- AS in Computers, Electronics and Networking Technology (CENT) to the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) with a concentration in CENT (August 2009)
- AS in Early Childhood Education to B.A. in Social Sciences with a concentration in Early Childhood Education (June 2010)
- Addendum-AS in Early Childhood Education to B.A. in Social Sciences with a concentration in Early Childhood Education (May 2011)
- AS in Occupational and Environmental Safety Management to B.A. in General Business Administration (May 2007)*
- AS in Occupational and Environmental Safety Management to Certificate in Health Care Administration (May 2007)*
- AS in Occupational and Environmental Safety Management to B.A. in Public Administration (May 2007)*
- *Articulation Extension Memorandum (November 2009-applies to agreements with a * in the above list)
Kapiʻolani Community College
General Contact Information: (808) 734-9000; kapinfo@hawaii.edu
- Mānanawai: A Degree Pathway Partnership Agreement (December 2007)
- AS in Accounting to B.A. in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting (April 2008)
- AS in Culinary Arts, with a specialization in Culinary Arts to the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) with a concentration in Culinary Management (August 2011)
- UPDATED ATTACHMENTS to AS in Culinary Arts to BAS with concentration in Culinary Management (Fall 2012)
- AS in Information Technology (IT) to the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) with a concentration in Information Technology (May 2010)
- AS in Mobile Intensive Care Technology (MICT) to B.A. in Public Administration (September 2009-2010 addendum included)
- AS in Marketing to B.A. in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing (May 2010)
- AS in Respiratory Care to the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) with a concentration in Respiratory Care (December 2007)
- AS in Paralegal to the B.A. in Public Administration with concentrations in General Public Administration or Justice Administration
Kauaʻi Community College
Advising and Counseling Office: (808) 245-8212; kcc@hawaii.edu
- AAS in Accounting to B.A. in Business Administration (May 2007)
- AAS in Business Technology to B.A. in Business Administration (May 2007)
- AS in Early Childhood Education to B.A. in Social Sciences with a concentration in Early Childhood Education (June 2010)
- Addendum-AS in Early Childhood Education to B.A. in Social Sciences with a concentration in Early Childhood Education (May 2011)
- AAS in Hospitality and Tourism to B.A. in Business Administration (May 2007)
Leeward Community College
Counseling Office: (808) 455-0233 or (808) 455-0234; leeward@hawaii.edu
- Mānanawai: A Degree Pathway Partnership Agreement (May 2009)
- Memorandum of Understanding: Cooperative Education-Career Development (August 2011)
- AS in Accounting to B.A. General Business Administration (January 2008)*
- AS in Business Technology to B.A. General Business Administration (January 2008)*
- AS in Accounting to B.A. General Business Administration (Fall 2012 through Spring 2014)
- AS in Business Technology to B.A. General Business Administration (Fall 2012 through Spring 2014)
- AS in Business Technology to B.A. in Public Administration (January 2008)*
- Certificate of Applied Forensic Anthropology (CAFA-MOA) (September 2010)
- AAS in Management to B.A. in General Business Administration (September 2011)
- AA in Teaching (AAT) to the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) in Elementary Education (August 2011)
- Addendum--AA in Teaching to the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Elementary Education (February 2012)
- AA in Teaching to the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Middle-level/Secondary Education (February 2012)
- *Articulation Extension Memorandum (October 2010-applies to agreements with a * in the above list)
University of Hawaiʻi Maui College
General Contact Information: (808) 984-3500; uhmchelp@hawaii.edu
- AS in Accounting to B.A. in Business Administration with a concentration in General Business Administration or Accounting (May 2010)
- AS in Early Childhood Education to B.A. in Social Sciences with a concentration in Early Childhood Education (June 2010)
- Addendum-AS in Early Childhood Education to B.A. in Social Sciences with a concentration in Early Childhood Education (May 2011)
For additional information from the University of Hawaii West Oʻahu staff, please contact the Student Services Office at (808) 454-4700 or the Articulation Specialist in the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Office at 454-4783.