The following document is provided for students and advisors to give additional information about choices and possible substitutions for earning the BUA associate’s degree at ACC. It has a comprehensive listing of current degree requirements and discussion of acceptable substitutions – Business Administration Requirements and Substitutions.
Click on the “Transfers” tab above for information on both transferring into ACC and transferring to a four-year program after doing work at ACC. At the end of that page see icons linking to information about specific four-year colleges and universities with which ACC has articulation agreements. (An articulation agreement means that the four-year school explicitly has agreed to accept the listed courses in transfer as applicable to their four-year degree.)
Please remember that requirements can differ among universities and can change. Students should always consult faculty advisors and/or catalogs of universities to which they plan to transfer. The department will work closely with ACC advisors to meet your needs for preparing to enroll in a four-year program in business.
For additional questions, talk to a Business Administration advisor.
Transfer to ACC
Transfer to Austin Community College (ACC) for a semester or longer, and you’ll get a quality education for a fraction of the price. Credits transfer seamlessly between ACC and the state’s four-year universities, so you can stay on track while spending less.
ACC has partnered with Transfer Evaluation System (TES) to provide a web-based resource of all of our established course equivalencies from institutions for which ACC has previously awarded transfer course credit. TES is continuously updated to include recent course additions as they are evaluated at ACC.
Use the TES tool to find your current or previous college to see how your courses will transfer to ACC.
Transfer from ACC
Transferring from Austin Community College (ACC) to a four-year college or university is a popular path to a bachelor’s degree. You can build a solid academic foundation and save on the cost of college by earning college credits at ACC before you transfer.
Articulation agreement is a partnership between two institutions to recognize credits toward a degree. ACC has articulation agreements for Business Administration students with the following institutions:
Jim Winter Johnson, Strategic Partnership Manager, 512-436-5214
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Please contact the department if you have any questions.