Central Arizona College
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Associate in Transfer Partnership Degree (ATP)
The Associate in Transfer Partnership degree (ATP) is an associate degree offered by an Arizona public community college based on a transfer articulation agreement with Arizona State University (ASU). It is for students who have identified a major and plan to transfer to ASU. It parallels the program of study for the Freshman and Sophomore lower division degree requirements at ASU. The ATP provides for exemption from ASU admission requirements for students who complete the degree with a minimum cumulative GPA 2.0 (4.0 = A) for Arizona residents and a minimum cumulative GPA 2.5 for non-residents. The ATP degree does not assure admission to any specific program at ASU.
Title V Cooperative Grant
Title V Cooperative Grant, a special funding agreement between CAC and ASU, gives students majoring in education a n exciting orientation to college when entering CAC and again when transferring to ASU. Students participate in group discussions, join in activities, and explore college life and college transitions. Students get a jump start on connecting with campus staff, faculty, and students; develop personal, academic, and social skills; and have increased opportunities for a higher grade point average with increased access to student support services. For more information, visit http://www.centralaz.edu/x911.xml
Transfer Advantage Partnership (TAP)
The CAC/ASU TAP is a transfer program that assists students who wish to complete an associate degree at CAC and transfer to ASU to complete a bachelor’s degree. TAP provides a seamless transition for CAC students by offering flexible and convenient ASU programs offered online or onsite at one of the CAC campuses, dedicated academic advising, and engaging opportunities to attend various educational, athletic and cultural events at CAC and ASU. For more information, visit http://uc.asu.edu/cac-tap