Transfer from AWC to a University
The Office of Transfer Services is dedicated to helping AWC students continue their education at a four-year university. Our team provides personalized support with transcript evaluation, degree pathway exploration, and guidance on university agreements, including seamless transfers to Arizona’s in-state universities. We work closely with you to ensure your credits transfer smoothly and you have access to the resources you need for a successful transition. Whether you’re planning ahead or ready to transfer now, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Many students can even complete a bachelor’s degree without leaving the area—learn more about earning your bachelor’s in Yuma.
Explore Your University Transfer Options
Select an option below to find resources and support for transferring from AWC to a university.
Northern Arizona University
Continue your academic journey at Northern Arizona University by transferring your credits from AWC. Our transfer specialists will guide you through the application process and connect you with NAU resources to support a successful transition.
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Arizona State University
Take the next step at Arizona State University by transferring your credits from AWC. Our team will help you navigate ASU’s transfer requirements and provide access to campus resources for a smooth and confident transition.
Click the link below to learn more.
University of Arizona
Advance your education at the University of Arizona by transferring your credits from AWC. Our staff will assist you with the transfer process and connect you to UA support services to ensure a seamless move.
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Other Partnerships
In addition to Arizona’s public universities, AWC partners with a range of other colleges and universities to provide even more transfer opportunities for our students. These partnerships include:
- Grand Canyon University (GCU)
- Charter Oak State College (COSC)
- University of Phoenix (UOP)
- American College of Education (ACE)
- Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU)
- National University, A.T. Still University (ATSU) of Health Sciences (ATSU)
- University of Maryland Global Campus
- New Mexico State University - Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business
- Western Governors University.
Meet With Our Staff
Considering a transfer to a four-year university, but need help?
Our dedicated transfer team offers comprehensive support to guide you through the process. Whether you are exploring in-state university agreements or out-of-state options, we can help you navigate degree pathways for a seamless transition. Additionally, NAU Yuma students can receive specialized advising and admissions support from University Partnerships Manager, Eva Aviles, located at the AWC Academic Advising Department.
Transfer Services and Program Coordinator Appointment
Once students decide to further their education at a university, the transfer team can help you with the exploration of degree pathways and specific university agreements with all three in-state universities or other out-of-state options for a smooth transfer.
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Advising for AWC2NAU Yuma Students
University Partnerships Manager, Eva Aviles, will provide NAU Yuma students advising, transfer resources, and admissions support. These appointments are held at AWC Academic Advising Department. Students interested in transferring to NAU-Yuma, select AWC2NAU
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Additional Resources and Information
Access additional information or find answers to common questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide resources, guidance, and support to help students transfer from community college to four-year universities. This includes transfer advising, degree planning, articulation agreements, and university partnerships.
It’s best to begin planning during your first semester. Early planning helps ensure you complete the right courses that transfer to your intended university and major. Check deadlines and make your calendars to facilitate the process.
Not always. Some universities accept students with fewer completed credits, but earning an associate degree can maximize credit transfer and sometimes guarantee admission through transfer pathways.
You can use tools such as the Course Equivalency Guide (CEG) or Transfer Pathways, and meet with a university personnel to review your coursework.
The AGEC is a block of general education courses that, once completed, guarantees that your lower-division general education requirements are fulfilled at Arizona public universities.
Yes. You can transfer credits to other state colleges or out-of-state institutions. State colleges accept general education courses. Program requirements may vary, and it is determined by their transfer credit process. Nevertheless, out-of-state institutions have their own curriculum for general education and specific program requirements. It is best to start the admissions process to learn more about the status of your transfer and your program progress.
We have partnerships with Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona, along with other transfer institutions. These partnerships include special transfer pathways, joint advising, and reverse transfer opportunities. Visit our Other Partnership page to learn more.
Yes. Some universities offer concurrent enrollment or 2+2 programs, allowing you to take courses at both institutions and transition smoothly into a bachelor’s program. Learn about the AWC Nursing partnerships for concurrent enrollment with university partners.
Many universities offer transfer scholarships. Our Transfer Center office can connect you to scholarship opportunities and application resources. Visit our Resources page and the AWC Foundation for more information.
Upcoming Transfer Events
AWC collaborates with university partners to host transfer events on campus, giving students direct access to university representatives and resources. Don’t miss these opportunities to explore your transfer options and get your questions answered!