1. Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA)
Answer: will protect your individualcollege-level classes that you earn a C or better
transferable to ALL NC community colleges, all NC public universities, and Someprivate
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1. Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA)
Answer: will protect your individualcollege-level classes that you earn a C or better
transferable to ALL NC community colleges, all NC public universities, and Someprivate
universities
- covers AA and AS degrees
2. Uniform Articulation Agreement (UAA)
Answer: Protects all the credits included in the agreement between DTCC and UNC of
recommended course that meet therequirements of BS degree
specific to engineering and AAS Nursing degrees
3. Bilateral Articulation Agreement (BAA)
Answer: agreements between specific universities and specific community colleges - applies
to degree programs and NOT individual classes must earn C or better covers the AAS and
AFA
4. Transfer Assured Admission Policy (TAAP)
Answer:states that students who earn aAA or AS degree are guaranteed admission to one
university in the UNC system (may not be students chioce)
5. Associatesin General Education (AGE)
Answer: a college degree (60-65 credit hrs) fora person whose study is emphasized on personal
interest, growth, and development
- does not transfer to senior college or prepare for a career
6. Universal General Education Transfer Component (UGETC)
Answer: designated courses are guaranteed to transfer and be applied toward the senior
college's lowerdivision general ed course requirements
7. Diploma
Answer: programs offered by ALL community colleges -require 36-48 credit hrs
Prepares a student for a specific career like LPN or surgical tech
-shorter time commitment
8. Certificates
Answer: shorter credentials , 12-18 credit hrs documents necessary requirements for
professional certificates
9. associates in arts (AA)
Answer: a college degree 60-61 credit hrs with emphasis on course like English, foreign
language, history, philosophy, psychology and sociologycovered by CAA
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