Community College of Vermont Articulation Agreement

Get the credit you deserve—and the four-year degree you want

Most important, continue to learn in the environment you prefer. If you earned your associate’s degree at Community College of Vermont (CCV) you may now be close to a bachelor’s degree at Champlain College! Through a special partnership between the schools, A. S. holders in accounting, business, Web site design and administration, network administration, and computer systems management may transfer as many as 75 credits to Champlain College.

A new degree…the same helpful atmosphere

At Champlain College, you’ll learn in small classes and a friendly and caring community. Our faculty is comprised of local business leaders who know what it takes to succeed in today’s marketplace—and who take the time to give you personal attention.

Make Champlain College your next smart move

To help you advance even on the busiest of schedules, we offer a variety of flexible programs that include day, evening and online courses. Whether you choose to complete your B. S. entirely online, on- campus or a combination of both, our staff is always willing to help. With Champlain College nearby, you’re that much closer to your next degree!

Seamless admission

If you have graduated from any of the above mentioned programs at CCV with an overall GPA of 2.5 or higher (on a 4.0 scale) you may be admitted to Champlain College’s Division of Continuing Professional Studies under a special Articulation Agreement between Champlain College and CCV. Students in other degree programs may also be admitted upon a review of their application by the admissions staff at Champlain’s Division of Continuing Professional Studies. Complete an “Intent to Enroll” form ( or PDF) and submit it as soon as possible to the Champlain College Division of Continuing Professional Studies, and to your CCV advisor with your CCV degree plan.

Transfer up to 75 credit hours

You may be awarded up to 75 of your CCV credit hours toward a bachelor’s degree, provided that similar required or elective courses are offered at Champlain College in the program you are matriculating into. To earn your Champlain Bachelor’s, at least 45 of the required 120 credit hours MUST be earned at Champlain.

Plan ahead

As a CCV student, you should plan your associate’s degree so that you can best fulfill Champlain’s B. S. requirements. You may call a Continuing Education Counselor at Champlain for assistance or work with your CCV advisor. You have saved thousands of dollars by beginning your education at CCV, and you may be able to save even more toward your Champlain College bachelor’s degree—if you bring well-planned credits with you!

Community College of Vermont (CCV) students in the following degree programs have a special opportunity to earn their bachelor’s degree at Champlain College:

CCV Associate’s Degree	Champlain College Bachelor’s Degree
Accounting AS	Accounting BS
Business AS	Business BS
Web Site Design and Administration AS	Computer Information Systems BS
Network Administration AS	Computer Information Systems BS
Computer Systems Management AS	Computer Information Systems BS

Contact your CCV advisor

Don’t wait! To participate in this great opportunity meet with an advisor today and get a head start on your bachelor’s degree. To reach your CCV Academic Advisor, call your site location at the appropriate number below:

Bennington (802) 447- 2361
Brattleboro (802) 254- 6370
Burlington (802) 865- 4422
Middlebury (802) 388- 3032
Montpelier (802) 828- 4060
Morrisville (802) 888- 4258
Newport (802) 334- 3387
Rutland (802) 786- 6996
St. Albans (802) 524- 6541
St. Johnsbury (802) 748- 6673
Springfield (802) 885- 8360
Upper Valley (802) 295- 8822

To speak to a Champlain College counselor,

Call Monday–Friday from 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. at (802) 865-5430 or toll- free at (888) 545-3459.
E-mail cps@champlain.edu.
Or stop by the office at 212 Battery Street (at the corner of Maple Street), on the waterfront in downtown Burlington.