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Articulation |
Table of Contents
- History
- Current Situation
- How to Use This Guide
- Policy, Proecdure and Record-Keeping
- Assessing Transfer and Articulation Requests
- Formal Articulation Versus Case-by-Case Assessment
- Functionality of the TCES
- Technology and Transfer Credit
- Training Needs within Institutions
- Effective Date Ranges
- Consistency of Process
- Volume of Articulation Requests
- Timeliness
- Cost of Articulating
- Some Principles to Live By
- Appendix 1
- Appendix 2
- Acknowledgement
Acknowledgements
The contributions of colleagues and friends in the BC post-secondary system are gratefully acknowledged. Thank you, Donna Moore, Emily Arboleda, Armity Namiranian, Chris Purse, Maggie Hartley, Nicole McDonald, Greg Link, Elaine Harris, Bob Harris, Mike Winsemann, Jean Karlinski, Raili McIvor, Valerie Yorkston and Finola Finlay.
References
Association of Registrars of Universities and Colleges of Canada. (2003). National Transcript Guide for use in Canadian Post-secondary Institutions [Brochure]. Ottawa, Ontario: ARUCC.
British Columbia Council on Admissions and Transfer. (2006). Recalibrating the BC Transfer System [Report]. Vancouver, British Columbia: British Columbia Council on Admissions and Transfer.
Finlay, Finola (2005). How to Articulate: Requesting and Assessing Credit in the BC Transfer System. Vancouver, British Columbia: British Columbia Council on Admissions and Transfer.
J. Jarvis & Associates. (2004). Articulation Costing Phase II [Report]. Vancouver, British Columbia: British Columbia Council on Admissions and Transfer.
Porter, D (2006 September). BCcampus: Creating a Sustainable On-line Consortium. Retrieved March 19, 2008,
Simon Fraser University Senate, (2007, November 9). Committee to Review University Admissions (CRUA). Retrieved March 19, 2008,
Winsemann, Mike (2007). Improving the Articulation Process. Annual Meeting of Institutional Contact Persons, Vancouver, British Columbia
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