Community College Transfers
Course Articulations
Red Rocks Community College/Technical Communications
| Red Rocks Community College Course | Metro State Technical Communcations Course |
|---|---|
| ENG 131 Introduction to Technical Writing | COM 2610 Introduction to Technical Writing |
Students may be able to meet the MSCD multicultural requirement at RRCC. Check with the departments offering the selected course at both schools to insure transferability.
Front Range Community College/Technical Communications
| Front Range Community College Course | Metro State Technical Communcations Course |
|---|---|
| ENG 131 Introduction to Technical Writing | COM 2610 Introduction to Technical Writing |
Students may be able to meet the MSCD multicultural requirement at FRCC. Check with the departments offering the selected course at both schools to insure transferability.
Red Rocks Community College/Technical Communications
2 + 2 Agreement for Multimedia Students
Under specific circumstances, a student completing a community college degree may enroll for an extended major within the department if a student fulfills all of the following conditions:
- The student has completed an Associate of Arts, Associate of Applied Science, or Associate of General Studies Degree from a community college.
- The associate degree earned by the student materially augments the concentration selected as a major in Technical Communications. The curriculum for the associate's degree to be used is accepted by the department.
- A 2+2 agreement is in place between the community college granting the degree and the Technical Communications Department.
To complete this extended major the student must fulfill all the requirements specified in any of the Technical Communications concentrations. In addition, the student must fulfill any General Studies or multicultural requirements of the College. If an Associate of Arts, Associate of Applied Science, or Associate of General Studies degree has not been awarded by a community college, the student cannot take an extended major. Students enrolled in the extended major are not required to complete a minor.