Page 95 of Delgado Community College 2004-2005 Catalog by Delgado Community College New Orleans Louisiana

ARTICULATION AND TRANSFER AGREEMENTS The College provides educational services to the area through consortia and articulation arrangements with local universities, colleges, and public and private agencies and institutions. In the fall of 1972, Delgado Community College became a member of the Gulf Regional Interstate Collegiate Consortium (GRICC). This consortium is composed of ten colleges and universities from Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, and Alabama. Delgado has had articulation agreements with the University of New Orleans, Our Lady of Holy Cross College, Loyola University in New Orleans, Dillard University, Southeastern Louisiana University, Xavier University, Regents College of the State University of New York and Nicholls State University for the last ten years. In 1998, Delgado updated and expanded the articulation agreements with Dillard University, University College of Tulane University and the University of New Orleans. In 2001 Delgado has signed expanded articulation agreements with Northwestern State University and the University of Phoenix. The Louisiana Board of Regents has published an equivalency guide for all public higher education institutions in the state of Louisiana. Students who plan to transfer may receive copies of these programs and course equivalencies from the Transfer Center at the City Park Campus or from any academic advisor on any campus. Students are also encouraged to contact a counselor at the receiving institution for up-to-date information on curriculum requirements. Students who are enrolled in programs articulated with a fouryear institution should be aware that they may complete the last six hours toward a degree at the four-year institution and transfer the credits back to Delgado to complete the associate degree. CROSS ENROLLMENT UNO, SUNO, SLU, NUNEZ (NCC) In 1991, Delgado entered into agreements with the University of New Orleans and Southern University in New Orleans so that students in each of the institutions may enroll in courses not offered on their home campus, on the other campuses. In 1997, Delgado developed a cross-enrollment agreement with Southeastern Louisiana University, and in 2000 signed a cross-enrollment agreement with Nunez Community College. Cross-enrolled students have access to the library and other facilities of the host campuses while enrolled there. Tuition is paid at the students home campus for the combined total of hours for the semester; fees may be charged at the host institution. Students must bring their schedule to the Bursars Office on the day they are registered to pay their assessed fees, or their classes will be dropped. A Delgado student must have completed at least 24 hours at Delgado and have a Delgado cumulative average of at least 2.5 to be eligible to cross-enroll at UNO. A Delgado student must have completed all developmental courses to be eligible to cross-enroll at SUNO or SLU. Enrollment at Delgado must be maintained for the semester. A cross-enrolled student will follow the appropriate college or universitys academic calendar and the academic policies of the college or university in all matters related to the course(s). MILITARY SCIENCE ARMY ROTC AND AEROSPACE STUDIES AIR FORCE AFROTC Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) is a comprehensive program of studies through which a student can qualify to be commissioned as an officer in the United States Army, the National Guard, or the United States Army Reserve. Students learn leadership and management skills that will help in any 93 INSTRUCTIONAL AND SUPPORT SERVICES

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