EVIT Articulation Agreements and University Transfer Pathways

An articulation agreement is a formal partnership between colleges or universities that identifies how courses, credits, or credentials earned at one institution may transfer to another. For EVIT students, articulation agreements can provide a clear pathway to continue their education at a partner college or university and apply eligible EVIT college coursework toward a higher-level degree, subject to the receiving institution’s admission and transfer requirements.

• EVIT has articulation agreements with several universities that provide pathways for eligible students to continue their education and work toward a bachelor’s degree. Current university partners include Arizona State University (ASU), Columbia Southern University (CSU), DeVry University, Northern Arizona University (NAU), University of Phoenix, and Walden University.
• Articulation agreements help establish how eligible EVIT college coursework or degrees may transfer to a partner university. Transfer requirements, accepted credits, and how those credits apply toward a bachelor’s degree vary by university and degree program. Students should review the specific articulation agreement and work with an EVIT College academic advisor and the receiving university to develop a transfer plan.

No. An articulation agreement does not guarantee that all EVIT college credits will transfer. The number of credits accepted depends on the receiving college or university, the degree program selected, and the requirements of the articulation agreement. Students should work with an academic advisor at the receiving institution to confirm how their EVIT college credits will apply toward their intended degree.

• Yes. EVIT college courses may transfer to Arizona State University (ASU), depending on the course and the ASU degree program you plan to pursue. Students can find a complete and current list of EVIT college courses that transfer to ASU, including how each course is accepted, by using ASU’s Transfer Guide.
• In the ASU Transfer Guide, select East Valley Institute of Technology as the institution and click “Search for Matches” to view the most up-to-date list of EVIT courses and their ASU equivalencies.
• Students are encouraged to work with an EVIT academic advisor and an ASU transfer advisor to understand how transferred credits may apply toward their intended bachelor’s degree program.
   

• EVIT College credits may transfer to colleges and universities that accept EVIT coursework toward their degree requirements. EVIT College currently has articulation agreements with Arizona State University (ASU), Columbia Southern University (CSU), DeVry University, Northern Arizona University (NAU), University of Phoenix, and Walden University.
• Credits may also be accepted by other colleges and universities that do not have a formal articulation agreement with EVIT College. The receiving institution determines which credits are accepted and how those credits apply toward a specific degree program.
• Students planning to transfer are encouraged to work with an EVIT College academic advisor and their intended college or university to confirm transferability and determine how EVIT College credits can apply toward a bachelor’s degree.
   

Yes. Students who complete an associate degree at EVIT may have opportunities to continue their education and pursue a bachelor’s degree at a college or university. EVIT maintains articulation and transfer agreements with partner institutions that can provide pathways for eligible coursework and credits to apply toward a bachelor’s degree. Transfer requirements and the number of credits accepted vary by institution and degree program. 

Yes. EVIT college graduates may be able to transfer credits earned as part of their associate degree toward a bachelor’s degree at a college or university. EVIT has articulation agreements and transfer pathways with partner institutions that can help students continue their education. The number of credits accepted and specific transfer requirements vary by institution and degree program. 

• To transfer EVIT college credits to another college or university, first identify the institution and degree program you plan to attend and review its transfer requirements. Apply to the receiving institution and follow its admissions and transfer processes. You will then need to submit an official EVIT transcript so the receiving institution can evaluate your completed coursework and determine which credits are eligible for transfer and how they apply toward your intended degree.
• EVIT college students are encouraged to work with an academic advisor before transferring. An advisor can help you review EVIT articulation agreements, understand potential transfer pathways, and plan coursework that supports your educational goals. The receiving college or university makes the final determination regarding the acceptance and application of transfer credits.
   

• The number of EVIT college credits that transfer to a partner university varies by institution, degree program, and the specific articulation agreement. Some agreements may allow students to transfer individual courses, while others provide a pathway for applying a larger portion of an EVIT associate degree toward a bachelor’s degree.
• Students should review the articulation agreement for their intended university and degree program to determine which courses are eligible for transfer and how those credits will apply. The receiving university makes the final determination regarding the number of credits accepted and how they apply toward its degree requirements.
• EVIT college students are encouraged to work with an academic advisor and the partner university to develop a transfer plan and maximize the credits that may apply toward their bachelor’s degree.
   

No. You may be able to transfer EVIT college credits to another college or university before completing your degree. However, completing your EVIT associate degree may provide additional transfer benefits depending on the articulation agreement and receiving institution. Students should review the specific transfer requirements of their intended college or university before transferring. 

• Yes. EVIT college credits may be eligible for transfer even if you have not completed your associate degree. The receiving college or university will evaluate your completed EVIT courses and determine which credits are accepted and how they apply toward your intended degree program.
• However, some articulation agreements or transfer pathways may provide additional benefits to students who complete an EVIT associate degree before transferring. Students should work with an EVIT academic advisor and their intended college or university to determine the best time to transfer and how to maximize the credits that apply toward their bachelor’s degree.
   

An articulation agreement outlines how specific EVIT college courses, credits, or degrees may apply toward a program at a partner college or university. A transfer agreement is a broader arrangement that may establish general guidelines for transferring credits between institutions. Both can help EVIT college students continue their education, but specific requirements and accepted credits vary by institution and degree program. 

• No. EVIT has articulation agreements with both Arizona and out-of-state colleges and universities, providing students with multiple options for continuing their education.
• Current articulation partners include Arizona State University (ASU), Northern Arizona University (NAU), University of Phoenix, Columbia Southern University (CSU), DeVry University, and Walden University. Transfer options, requirements, and the number of credits accepted vary by institution and degree program. Students should review the applicable articulation agreement and work with an EVIT academic advisor and the receiving institution to determine how their EVIT college credits may apply toward a bachelor’s degree.
   

Unofficial EVIT College transcripts can be accessed through the Focus student portal. Official transcripts can be requested from the EVIT College Registrar at registrar@evit.edu. A fee is required for official transcripts. Students transferring to another college or university should confirm whether an official transcript must be sent directly to the receiving institution.

Yes. An EVIT academic advisor can help you explore transfer options, understand available articulation agreements, and plan your next steps toward a bachelor’s degree. Students should also work with an advisor at the receiving college or university to confirm admission requirements and how EVIT College credits will apply toward their intended degree.