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Western New England University offers a variety of articulation agreements between local colleges and universities to provide additional educational experiences for students to continue their studies.
Western New England University offers a variety of articulation agreements between local colleges and universities to provide additional educational experiences for students to continue their studies.
Transfer articulation agreements have been arranged between Western New England University and various community and junior colleges. Associate’s degree graduates who have followed the prescribed programs of study at these specific institutions may be able to complete the requirements for baccalaureate degrees in two years at Western New England University.
The Joint Admissions Program is designed to facilitate the transfer of students earning an associate’s degree from a designated community college. An emphasis is placed on advisement to ensure the maximum transfer credit is applied towards an approved major, and to ensure a smooth transition to Western New England University.
Participating students must earn:
Students are subject to the same transfer credit restrictions that apply to traditional applicants.
The Joint Admissions Program is offered in collaboration with the following Community Colleges:
Students who satisfy the requirements of the Joint Admissions Program are eligible for the following benefits:
Our accelerated bachelor's/law partnerships with other institutions include 3+3 agreements with:
Students who have successfully completed the Western New England University Pre-Physician Assistant program requirements can be considered for admission to the Salus University Physician Assistant Studies program, which leads to the Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies.
The Pre-Optometry program offered by the College of Arts and Sciences is an accelerated track of the Health Sciences major that provides an opportunity for qualified students to prepare for early admission to the New England College of Optometry (NECO) in Boston through our articulation agreement. In addition, students who successfully complete their first year at NECO will have the option of receiving a BS in Health Sciences from Western New England University (WNE).
Western New England University will reserve at least two seats in each annual cohort of students entering its Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics (MSPGx) program for qualified graduates of the Bay Path University Master of Science in Genetic Counseling (MSGC) program. Bay Path University will reserve at least five interview seats in each annual cohort of students entering its MSGC program for qualified graduates of the Western New England University MSPGx program.
This agreement provides qualified students from Elms College the opportunity to pursue study in the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or the Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program at Western New England University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
Western New England University will reserve four seats in each annual cohort of students entering its Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program for qualified graduates of the Simmons University Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science program.
Western New England University will reserve four seats in each annual cohort of students entering its Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program for qualified graduates of the Simmons University Bachelor of Science.