Articulation Agreements
Elementary (K-6)
All Colorado public four-year colleges agree to the following policies governing the transfer of credit earned at a Colorado Community College into a degree program for students seeking elementary education licensure offered at any of the Colorado public four-year colleges.
- The graduation requirements for an elementary teacher education transfer student from a Colorado public community college will be no different from the graduation requirements for a native elementary teacher education student.
- 60 credit hours of core and EDU classes which are guaranteed to transfer to any Colorado public four-year college.
- Nineteen of those credits are dependent on the four year school you are attending
Secondary (7-12)
Students wishing to pursue a career in secondary education (grades 7-12) should take Introduction to Teacher Education (EDU 221) and complete an AA. All electives should be in the subject matter you plan on teaching. It is highly recommended that you consult an EDU advisor.
Colorado Public Four-Year Colleges with Licensure in Teacher Education
RRCC Articulates to These Private Colleges: