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Florida Statewide 2+2 Articulation Enhancement Programs & Partnerships at State Universities As of October 1, 2019 Florida Statewide 2+2 Articulation Enhancement Programs & Partnerships at State Universities As of October 1, 2019 NOTE: While this document is not inclusive of all articulation programs, partnerships and agreements, the following list of programs demonstrate that all State University System institutions have at least one pathway program with a Florida College System institution and all Florida College System institutions have at least one pathway program with at least one state institution. *Admission to specific programs is not guaranteed. Limited access and restricted access programs have additional requirements. Table One State University System Institution Enhancement Programs & Florida College System Institution Partners and Eligible Majors SUS Institution Program Name Partner FCS Majors Eligible Institution(s) Florida Ignite Program Broward College Animal Science, Business Agricultural and Administration, Journalism, Mechanical Pharmacy, Psychology University Florida Gateway College Business Administration, Computer Science, Health Sciences, Environmental Science, Elementary Education Florida State College at Elementary Education, Health Jacksonville Sciences, Mechanical Engineering Hillsborough Community Elementary Education, College Environmental Science, Animal Science, Business Administration, Elementary Education Indian River State College To Be Determined Miami-Dade College Architecture Studies, Mechanical Engineering, Environmental Science Palm Beach State College Biology, Business Administration, Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Elementary Education, Health Sciences, Nursing, Psychology Pasco-Hernando State Business Administration, Health College Sciences, Computer Science, Engineering Polk State College Business Administration, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Biology, Elementary Education, Health Sciences Page 1 of 11 SUS Program Name Partner FCS Majors Eligible Institution Institution(s) Florida Ignite Program Santa Fe College Animal Sciences, Architecture Agricultural and (Continued) (Program is also known Studies, Biology, Business, Mechanical as SF2FAMU) Administration, Computer Science, University Criminal Justice, Elementary (Continued) Education, Mechanical Engineering, Health Sciences, Journalism, Nursing, Psychology South Florida State To Be Determined College St. Petersburg College Business Administration, Biology, Criminal Justice, Journalism, Mechanical Engineering, Health Sciences State College of Florida Elementary Education, Manatee-Sarasota Agribusiness, Veterinary Technology, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies Tallahassee Community Architecture Studies, Biology, College Business Administration, (Program is also known Journalism, Criminal Justice, as TCC2FAMU) Elementary Education, English, Health Sciences, Political Science, Psychology Valencia College Mechanical Engineering Florida Atlantic FAU Link Broward College All Majors* University Program Indian River State College Miami-Dade College Palm Beach State College Florida Gulf SCF 2+2 FGCU State College of Florida All Majors* Coast Manatee-Sarasota University Destination Florida SouthWestern All Majors* FGCU State College Florida Connect4Success Broward College All Majors* International Indian River State University College Miami-Dade College Palm Beach State College The College of the Florida Keys Page 2 of 11 SUS Institution Program Name Partner FCS Majors Eligible Institution(s) Florida Florida Polk State College Business Analytics, Mechanical Polytechnic Polytechnic Engineering, Electrical University Transfer- Engineering, Computer Articulation Engineering, Computer Science, Agreement Environmental Engineering1, Engineering Physics, Engineering Mathematics, Data Science South Florida State Electrical Engineering College Florida State TCC2FSU Tallahassee Community All Majors* University College Connect to FSU- Chipola College All majors offered at FSU Panama Panama City Gulf Coast State City College Northwest Florida State College Pensacola State College New College of Guaranteed State College of Florida All Majors* Florida Admissions Manatee-Sarasota Program (GAP), Bridge to Baccalaureate University of DirectConnect to College of Central All Majors* Central Florida UCF® Florida Daytona State College Eastern Florida State College Lake-Sumter State College Seminole State College Valencia College 1 Pending approval, no transfers accepted to this program until fall 2021. Page 3 of 11 SUS Institution Program Name Partner FCS Majors Eligible Institution(s) University of Transfer Connect Florida Gateway College Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Central Florida to UCF Hillsborough Community Interdisciplinary Studies, Bachelor (Continued) (UCF Online) College of Applied Science, Communication Indian River State & Conflict, English - Creative College Writing, English – Literature, Miami-Dade College English - Technical North Florida College Communication, Health Informatics Northwest Florida State & Information Management, Health College Services Administration, History, Pasco-Hernando State International & Global Studies, College Latin American Studies, Nursing Polk State College B.S.N. Completion Programs, St. Petersburg College Political Science, Psychology, (in progress) Religion & Cultural Studies, The College of the Florida Sociology, Technical Education & Keys Industry Training University of GE@SFC (Gator Santa Fe College Computer Science, Digital Arts and Florida Engineering at Sciences, Computer Engineering, Santa Fe) Electrical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Material Science and Engineering, Nuclear Engineering SF2UF Bridge to Santa Fe College Biomedical and Behavioral Baccalaureate Science-related Disciplines Gator Design And Santa Fe College Architecture, Interior Design, Construction @ Landscape Architecture, Santa Fe Construction Management GE@SCF (Gator State College of Florida Computer Science, Digital Arts Engineering at Manatee-Sarasota and Sciences, Computer State College of Engineering, Electrical Florida) Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering University of FSCJ/UNF Florida State College at All Majors* North Florida Connect Jacksonville SF2UNF Santa Fe College All Majors* UNF/SJR State St. Johns River State All Majors* Gateway College FGC/UNF 10/4 Florida Gateway College All Majors* Page 4 of 11 SUS Institution Program Name Partner FCS Majors Eligible Institution(s) University of FUSE Program2 College of Central Florida Accounting, Biomedical Sciences, South Florida Early Childhood Education, Exceptional Student Education, Exercise Science, Middle Grades Mathematics, Physical Education, Psychology, Secondary English Education, Secondary Science Education, Secondary Social Science Education Hillsborough Community Accounting, Art History, Biomedical College Sciences, Biology Education, Communication Sciences & Disorders (Concentration: Language, Speech & Hearing), Criminology, Elementary Education, English, Finance, Geology, Marketing, Public Health, Psychology, Studio Art Pasco-Hernando State Accounting, Early Childhood College Education, Elementary Education, Finance, Marketing, Psychology Polk State College Health Sciences, Health Sciences with Concentration in Biological Health Sciences Santa Fe College Criminology, Elementary Education, Finance, Psychology South Florida State Accounting, Biomedical Sciences, College Finance, Psychology St. Petersburg College Accounting, Art History, Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Criminology, Finance, Marketing, Studio Art State College of Florida- Biomedical Sciences, Business Manatee-Sarasota Analytics & Information Systems, Social Work 2 Effective July 1, 2020 all duplicate FCS institutions will be removed to reflect a consolidated University of South Florida. Page 5 of 11 SUS Institution Program Name Partner FCS Majors Eligible Institution(s) University of FUSE Program State College of Florida Accounting, Biology, Business South Florida – Administration (General, Aging Sarasota- Services Management, Business Manatee and Technical Writing), Communication Sciences Disorders, Criminology, Cybersecurity and Information Technology, Elementary Education, English, Finance, History, Hospitality and Tourism Leadership, Interdisciplinary Social Science, Management, Marketing, Professional and Technical Communication, Psychology University of FUSE Program St. Petersburg College Accounting, Affiliated Economics, South Florida- Anthropology, Biology, Business St. Petersburg Economics, Criminology, English, Finance, History, Information Systems Management, Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Management, Marketing, Mass Communications, Political Science, Psychology, World Languages University of 2UWF Gulf Coast State All Majors* West Florida College Northwest Florida State College Pensacola State College (in progress) Santa Fe College Tallahassee Community College Valencia College Honors 2+2 Hillsborough Community All Majors* Enhanced College Pathway Santa Fe College Programs Page 6 of 11 Table Two 2+2 Articulation Enhancement Programs by State University System Institution & Florida College System Institution Partners State University System Program Name Institution Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Ignite Program: University Broward College Florida Gateway College Florida State College at Jacksonville Hillsborough Community College Indian River State College Miami-Dade College Palm Beach State College Pasco-Hernando State College Polk State College Santa Fe College South Florida State College St. Petersburg College State College
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