Central Penn College’s Agreements for Success
At Central Penn College, we believe that your hard work and educational achievements should be recognized. That’s why we’ve established a variety of articulation and transfer agreements with high schools, two-year, and four-year institutions to ensure that your credits transfer smoothly and efficiently. Whether you’re looking to transfer credits into a bachelor’s degree program, take advantage of direct transfer opportunities, or explore our exclusive partnership with Slippery Rock University’s Athletic Training Master’s Program, Central Penn offers flexible pathways for students to continue their education without missing a beat.
Learn more about how our partnerships can make your academic journey easier and more rewarding.
Articulation Agreements for Transfer
Students from identified two-year and four-year institutions can apply up to 75 of their credits to a Central Penn bachelor’s degree and up to 50 percent of credits for an associate degree.
High School Articulation Agreements
Students from high schools with articulation agreements can transfer up to 12 credits. Zero level courses do not count toward graduation and will not transfer.
Direct Transfer Agreements
Students transferring to Central Penn College with an identified two-year institution with a direct transfer agreement can seamlessly transition into a Bachelor’s Degree program with Central Penn College.
Slippery Rock University 2+3 Agreement
Central Penn College (CPC) and Slippery Rock University (SRU) recently entered into an innovative “3+2” agreement that enables health science students at CPC to earn a Master of Science in Athletic Training at SRU in five years, instead of six.
Learn more about our other programs!
Dual Enrollment Program
Dual enrollment offers high school students the opportunity to earn both college and high school credit simultaneously at a reduced cost.
Partner Program
Central Penn College’s Partner Program is designed to make it easier for businesses and community organizations to partner with a local college to provide their employees with additional resources.