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Mountwest Community & Technical College students have a variety of options that allow them to transfer college credits to universities, including transfer degrees, articulation agreements and the statewide core course transfer agreement.
It is our goal at Mountwest to make quality transfer education cost effective, while providing a learning atmosphere that emphasizes student success, utilizing small class sizes guided by highly trained and dedicated faculty.
The State of West Virginia understands how important it is that students can take their credits with them from one regionally-accredited college to another. As a result, the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission and the West Virginia Council & Community and Technical College Education have taken steps to ensure that students may transfer and apply toward the requirements for a degree the maximum number of credits earned at a regionally-accredited institution, with as few requirements to repeat courses or take additional courses as is consistent with sound academic policy.
Undergraduate level credits and grades earned at any public institution in West Virginia shall generally be transferrable to any other such institution. Generally, up to 72 undergraduate-level credit hours and grades completed at Mountwest should be transferable to any public university in West Virginia.
Omnibus Articulation Agreement
Aviation Maintenance Technician
Advertising
Graphic Design
Online Journalism
Public Relations
Radio-Television Production Management
Athletic Training
Biomechanics
Communication Disorders
Dietetics
Exercise Science-Applied Exercise Physiology
Exercise Science-Clinical Exercise Physiology
Health Sciences
Medical Imaging
Medical Laboratory Technology
Nursing (ASN)
Nursing (BSN)
Public Health
Respiratory Care
Social Work
Sports Management & Marketing
Computer & Information Technology -Game Development Area of Emphasis
Criminal Justice
General Education Requirements
Bachelor of Criminal Justice Pathway
Bachelor of Science in Applied Management Pathway
Bachelor of Technical & Applied Studies Pathway
Bachelor of Technical Operations Management Pathway
Bachelor of Science in Integrated Healthcare Studies Pathway
Bachelor of Science in Communication in Applied Communication Pathway
Bachelor of Applied Human and Consumer Sciences in Customer Service Pathway
Psychology Program Pathway
Western Governors University and Mountwest Community and Technical College
BS Business Administration Healthcare
BS Business Administration Human Resources
BS Business Administration IT Management
BS Business Administration Marketing
BS Health and Human Services – CAAHEP or NLN CNEA accredited
BS Health Information Management
BS Health Information Management – CAHIIM Block Bridge
BS Health Information Management – CAHIIM RHIT Block Bridge
BS Cybersecurity and Information Assurance
BS Data Management/Data Analytics
BS Network Engineering and Security
BS Network Engineering and Security Cisco Track
BA Special Education (Mild to Moderate)
BA Special Education and Elementary Education (Dual Licensure)
BS Mathematics Education (Middle Grades)
BS Mathematics Education (Secondary)
BS Science Education (Middle Grades)
BS Science Education (Secondary Biological Science)
BS Science Education (Secondary Chemistry)
Specific degrees allow students to complete their first two years of college work at Mountwest and then easily transfer on to a university. The Associate of Arts (AA) and the Associate of Science (AS) are our primary transfer degrees.
The Associate of Arts (AA): General Studies/Transfer Studies – Major Code CG10
The Associate of Science (AS): General/Transfer Studies – Major Code CG50
The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission and the Council for Community and Technical College Education maintains a core coursework transfer agreement. The core coursework transfer agreement lists the general studies courses at each institution which have been approved for inclusion in the agreement and is updated annually.
The hours of core coursework that are acceptable as counting toward fulfillment of general studies requirements are as follows:
English Composition – 6 hours
Communication and Literature – 6 hours
Speech/oral communication – 3 hours
Literature – 3 hours
Fine Arts Appreciation – 3 hours
Art, music, drama, or theater appreciation
Mathematics – 3-5 hours
College math including general math, algebra, trigonometry or calculus
Natural Science – 8-10 hours
Lab science including biology, chemistry, geology, physics or physical science
Social Science – 9 hours
History, political science, psychology, sociology or economics with no more than six hours from any one area.