Institutions with California Community College Articulation Agreements

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Institutions with California Community College Articulation Agreements 1. American Jewish University 2. Antioch University Los Angeles 3. ArtCenter 4. Azusa Pacific University 5. Biola University 6. Brandman University 7. California Baptist University 8. California College of the Arts 9. California Institute of Integral Studies 10. California Institute of the Arts 11. California Lutheran University 12. Chapman University 13. Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science 14. Concordia University Irvine 15. Dominican University of California 16. Fresno Pacific University 17. Golden Gate University 18. Holy Names University 19. Hope International University 20. Humphreys University 21. John F. Kennedy University 22. John Paul the Great Catholic University 23. La Sierra University 24. Laguna College of the Arts 25. Loma Linda University 26. Loyola Marymount University 27. Marymount California University 28. Menlo College 29. Mills College 30. Mount Saint Mary’s University 31. National University 32. Notre Dame de Namur University 33. Occidental College 34. Otis College of Art & Design 35. Pacific Oaks College 36. Pacific Union College 37. Palo Alto University 38. Pepperdine University 39. Pitzer College 40. Point Loma Nazarene University 41. Saint Mary’s College of California 1 42. Samuel Merritt University 43. San Diego Christian College 44. San Francisco Art Institute 45. Santa Clara University 46. Scripps College 47. Simpson University 48. Southern California Institute of Architecture 49. Southern California University of Health Sciences 50. The Chicago School of Professional Psychology 51. The Master’s University 52. University of La Verne 53. University of Redlands 54. University of San Diego 55. University of San Francisco 56. University of Southern California 57. University of the Pacific 58. University of the West 59. Vanguard University 60. Westmont University 61. Whittier College 62. William Jessup University 63. Woodbury University Additional Transfer Websites (with no reported CCC articulation agreement): 1. California Institute of Technology 2. Claremont McKenna College 3. Columbia College Hollywood 4. Harvey Mudd College 5. Life Pacific College 6. Los Angeles Pacific University 7. Pomona College 8. Providence Christian College 9. San Francisco Conservatory of Music 10. Soka University 11. Thomas Aquinas College 12. Touro University Worldwide 13. University of Saint Katherine 2 .

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