If you are earning a degree from an MCCCD school, you may be able to seamlessly transition into a four-year program at GCU. Our guides outline the preferred courses from MCCCD that will be applicable towards a bachelor's degree from GCU.

The GCU Transfer Center has developed course equivalency guides to help you see how your courses will be accepted. Browse your course guide, or contact your transfer specialist for more information.

GCU will review courses completed at another college or university, and credit earned at these institutions may be applied to a degree program offered at GCU based on our transfer policies.

The GCU Transfer Center has formed articulation agreements with a number of two-year colleges, matching the coursework between the two schools to maximize the use of resources, minimize duplicate coursework and help you make a smooth transition when transferring colleges to GCU. Below is a list of schools with which we currently have articulation agreements.

If you are currently, or planning on attending one of these schools, please work directly with your university counselor, who will guide you into the correct program at this school.

GCU will still evaluate and award credit to schools not listed below based on our transfer policies. You can have your unofficial transcript evaluated and, in as few as 24 hours, a university counselor will contact you with an estimated number of credits earned, an anticipated graduation date and preliminary schedule.

California Community Colleges
California community college students can easily transfer credits toward a bachelor's degree. GCU accepts all courses that are part of the Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC).