Overview
Since UAMS is not a comprehensive university, our undergraduate students must transfer two or three years of prior coursework to UAMS to partially fulfill the bachelor’s degree requirements. Agreements with our transfer partners clearly articulate the requirements of the program to which the student intends to apply.
The goal of 2+2 agreements is to provide clarity about degree requirements in an easy-to-understand format so students know exactly what courses they need to complete, how these credits will transfer to UAMS, and the professional coursework required for completion of their program of choice.
Transfer Guides
Bachelor of Science Degree Programs
- UA-Little Rock — Little Rock, Arkansas
- UA-Pulaski Technical College — North Little Rock, Arkansas
Medical Laboratory Sciences MLT-to-MLS Degree Completion Programs
- Alamance Community College — Graham, North Carolina
- Clark State Community College — Springfield, Ohio
- College of Southern Maryland — La Plata, Maryland
- Edison State Community College — Piqua, Ohio
- Halifax Community College — Weldon, NC
- Medical Education and Training Campus
- Mississippi State University — Starkville, Mississippi
- Missouri Health Professions Consortium — Sedalia, Missouri
- National Park College — Hot Springs, Arkansas
- North Arkansas College — Harrison, Arkansas
- Ozarks Technical Community College — Springfield, Missouri
- Phillips Community College — Helena-West Helena, Arkansas
- Wayne Community College — Goldsboro, North Carolina
- Western Piedmont Community College — Morganton, North Carolina
Nuclear Medicine Imaging Sciences Program
- Bryan College of Health Sciences — Lincoln, Nebraska
Radiologic Imaging Sciences Bachelor of Science Degree Completion Program
- Medical Education and Training Campus
- Northwest Arkansas Community College — Bentonville, Arkansas
Respiratory Care Associate of Science to Bachelor of Science Degree Completion Programs
- Medical Education and Training Campus
- National Park College — Hot Springs, Arkansas
- Northwest Arkansas Community College — Bentonville, Arkansas
- Ozarks Technical Community College — Springfield, Missouri