This guide provides answers to your transfer questions and resources to help you become a successful transfer student.
- What is meant by a "transfer degree?"
- Can I stay at Lakeland to finish my four-year degree?
- What if I want to transfer credits to private or out-of-state institutions?
- I have looked at the courses in the AA or AS degree and it is a large list. How do I know what specific courses to choose?
That generally refers to the Associate of Arts (AA) or the Associate of Science (AS) degree. The courses listed in those degrees may not be specific to any particular major. The courses are usually called "general education courses" or "gen eds" and are also referred to as Ohio Transfer 36 (OT36).
Depending on your major, there may be a University Partnership program which allows you to continue taking courses on our campus, but as the student of a four-year institution earning a bachelor or graduate degree.
Not a problem. Lakeland Community College is nationally accredited and our courses are recognized by all other accredited colleges across the country.
Yes, it is a large list. Remember, these are the "gen eds" that were mentioned. You have the opportunity to experience a wide variety of courses that will transfer to a four-year institution. You can also meet with a Lakeland counselor to discuss your options.
Find more transfer resources on our Transfer from Lakeland page.
- Visiting Students
- Transfer Credit Procedures
- Transfer FAQ
- Lakeland Transfer Module
- Transfer Scholarship Links
- Lakeland Articulation Agreements Table [.PDF]
- Transferology
- Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathways
- Statewide Transfer Guarantees
- University Partnerships
- Counseling Center
- College Credit for High School Students