Augusta University partners with several colleges and training entities. Check out how you might benefit from these transfer agreements, and whether your prior college and training experience is included.
Augusta Technical College (ATC) students who have completed courses in the Associate in Applied Science in Cybersecurity degree will be granted equivalent credit towards coursework at Augusta University for a Bachelor of Science degree in Cybersecurity. ATC students who have earned a “C” or better in the coursework shown below are given designated Augusta University credit.
Specific coursework from the National Security Agency’s National Cryptologic University can be used for credit toward a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) from Augusta University. NSA Sponsored courses matrix
Students who study at Georgia Military College can take advantage of courses that will also fulfill core curriculum requirements at Augusta University. This agreement provides a pathway into all bachelor degree plans at Augusta University.
Students of Georgia Military College with an Associate of Arts or Science in Elementary or Middle Grades Education are eligible for admission into Augusta University’s College of Education, provided they meet the following criteria:
Interested students should complete an Intent to Enroll form.
Specific details by GMC degree:
Augusta University is proud to partner with Augusta Technical College for Augusta Advantage. With this collaboration students gain:
This collaboration ensures student success at all stages of the college experience, from application, to transfer, to graduation.
Students who are part of Augusta Advantage can easily transfer core curriculum credits, including earning credits to complete up to the first 60 hours in the areas of business administration, communication, computer science, dental hygiene, kinesiology, nursing, political science, psychology, respiratory therapy, and social work.
Students of Georgia Military College with an Associate of Arts or Science in Social work is eligible for admission into Augusta University’s Katherine Reese Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Bachelor of Social Work program, provided they meet the following criteria.
Augusta University is pleased to provide academic credit for Army MOSs 17C, 25B, and 25S wishing to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology. The training for these MOSs aids in a shorter route to graduation!
Students who study at member institutions of the Technical College System of Georgia can take advantage of courses that will also fulfill core curriculum requirements at Augusta University. This agreement is also known as the Complete College Georgia Articulation Agreement and provides a pathway into all associate and bachelor degree plans at Augusta University.
Interested students should refer to the TCSG transfer course chart for specific guidance on transferable courses from their home institution.
