School District Articulations

Articulation Programs

 

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania currently has articulation agreements with several area school districts, allowing future Edinboro University students to earn college credit for high school courses.  Because students earn these tuition-free credits before they ever set foot on Edinboro's campus, this is a wonderful opportunity to save time and money!  Depending on the high school, students can earn as many as 16 Edinboro credits through articulation programs alone, with the potential to earn additional credits through Advanced Placement examinations.  Most Edinboro students receiving articulation credit have excelled following their full time enrollment at the University.

By taking a required course sequence in one or more high school subject areas, such as English, mathematics, science, history and foreign languages, students can receive credit for related Edinboro University course(s).  Typically, the required high school course sequence would include at least some honors, accelerated and/or Advanced Placement level course work.

These articulation agreements have been forged after a process of careful deliberation and collaborative efforts between officials from Edinboro University and area school districts.  Due to differences in secondary school curricula, respective agreements should be consulted to determine specific details, including high school courses required, minimum grade requirements, as well as Edinboro courses to be articulated.  All agreements state that in order to receive Edinboro University credit, the student must enroll at Edinboro within two years of graduation from high school.  To receive equivalent credit, an official high school transcript must be submitted for review to the Edinboro Undergraduate Admissions Office as part of the regular application procedure.  Students interested in earning credit through these articulation agreements should consult their guidance counselor to carefully schedule the appropriate courses beginning in ninth grade.

WHO CAN BENEFIT?

Edinboro University currently has articulation agreements with the following high schools:

• Butler Area High School*
• Cambridge Springs High School
• Central High School
• Cochranton High School
• Corry Area High School
• Eisenhower High School
• Fairview High School
• General McLane High School
• Girard High School
• Grove City Senior High School
• Harbor Creek Senior High School
• Iroquois High School
• Maplewood High School
• McDowell High School
• Meadville High School
• North East High School
• Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy
• Northwestern High School
• Quaker Valley High School
• Saegertown High School
• Seneca High School
• Sheffield High School
• Villa Maria Academy
• Warren High School
• Youngsvill High School

*For students enrolling in Edinboro University's programs in Business Administration

In addition, articulation agreements exist with the following for students accepted into Edinboro University's program in Manufacturing Engineering Technology:

• Cambria Heights High School
• Conneaut School District**
• Corry Area Vocational Technical School
• Crawford Central School District
• Crawford County Area Vocational Technical School
• Erie City Area Vocational Technical School
• Erie County Area Vocational Technical School
• General McLane School District
• Harbor Creek School District
• Titusville Area School District
• Venango County Vocational Technical School
• Warren County Area Vocational Technical School

**Edinboro credit can also be earned for Emergency Medical Technician: Basic