The University of Mount Union currently maintains Pathways and Articulation Agreements with the following institutions and academic programs. Check back often, as more partnerships are currently being explored.
What are Pathways and Articulation Agreements?
Pathways and Articulation Agreements are formal partnerships between colleges and universities that document the schools’ transfer policies for specific academic programs, giving students a pre-defined option to further their education.
A typical associate’s degree program at Stark State requires completion of 60 credit hours. Mount Union requires a minimum of 120 hours for a bachelor’s degree, so a student with an associate’s degree working toward a bachelor’s degree will have an additional 60 credit hours to complete. Depending upon whether a student attends full- or part-time, a bachelor’s degree could be earned from Mount Union in as little as two years.