Program Overview

Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) Program at the University of La Verne ## Introduction to the ADT Program The Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) is designed to facilitate a seamless transfer from a California Community College to the University of La Verne, enabling students to earn a bachelor's degree. Academic advisors at the University of La Verne work closely with students to ensure a smooth transfer process. ### What is the Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT)? The Associate Degree for Transfer is a special degree offered by California Community Colleges. Students who complete an Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T) or Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T) degree in select majors from a participating community college are guaranteed admission to the University of La Verne with junior standing. The ADT allows students to transfer their degree in total and receive credit for meeting the University of La Verne's General Education requirements, except for the La Verne Experience (LVE) requirements. By following the degree pathway plan created at the time of admission, students can typically graduate in two years. ### Benefits of the ADT Program at the University of La Verne Students who earn an ADT in certain majors at participating community colleges are entitled to several benefits, including: - Priority admission to the University of La Verne - Transfer of a minimum of 60 units of coursework - Junior standing at the University of La Verne ### Accepted ADT Degrees The University of La Verne accepts over two dozen ADT degrees from California Community Colleges, including: - Administration of Justice - Anthropology - Art History - Biology - Business Administration - Chemistry - Child and Adolescent Development - Communication Studies - Computer Science - Early Childhood Education - Economics - Elementary Teacher Education - English - Global Studies - History - Journalism - Mathematics - Music - Philosophy - Physics - Political Science - Psychology - Sociology - Spanish - Studio Art - Theatre Arts ### Participating in the ADT Program To participate in the ADT program, community college students should meet with a counselor at their community college transfer center to develop an education plan that leads to the AA-T or AS-T degree. Currently, students working on an ADT can learn more about transferring to the University of La Verne by consulting with the university's academic advisors. ## Transfer Admission The University of La Verne offers a Transfer Admission Guarantee and other resources for transfer students, including the Associate Degree for Transfer program, the Transfer and Evaluation Center, and a list of Frequently Asked Questions. ### Transfer Admission Guarantee The University of La Verne provides a Transfer Admission Guarantee for students who meet specific requirements, ensuring a smooth transition to the university. ### Transfer and Evaluation Center The Transfer and Evaluation Center at the University of La Verne assists students in evaluating their transfer credits and creating a plan for completing their degree. ### Frequently Asked Questions The university's website provides a list of Frequently Asked Questions for transfer students, addressing topics such as admission requirements, transfer credits, and financial aid. By following the guidelines and requirements outlined in the ADT program, students can ensure a successful transfer to the University of La Verne and completion of their bachelor's degree. The University of La Verne is committed to supporting the academic and professional goals of its students, and the ADT program is an essential part of this mission. With its strong academic programs, dedicated faculty, and supportive community, the University of La Verne is an ideal institution for students seeking to earn a high-quality education and achieve their full potential. The ADT program is a key component of the university's efforts to provide accessible and affordable education to students from diverse backgrounds, and it has been designed to meet the unique needs and goals of transfer students. By participating in the ADT program, students can take advantage of the university's resources and opportunities, including academic advising, career counseling, and internship programs