Planning on transferring to a 4-year university? Otero Junior College works closely with the following 4 - year colleges and universities. Below are a list of links to Colorado 4-year universities!
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Under the Rural Education Access Program (REAP) students can take their first two years of course work at Otero Junior College, then transfer to Adams State College for the final two years, without ever having to travel to Alamosa. The upper-division Adams State classes are taken at Otero Junior College. Bachelor of Arts degree programs available through the REAP program include Elementary Education and Business Administration.
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CSU Soil & Crop Sciences. Students can take their first two years of course work at Otero Junior College, then transfer to Colorado State University, Fort Collins for the final two years.
The purpose of the agreement is to enable OJC students who transfer to Regis with an Associate of Arts or an Associate of Sciences degree to be recognized as having achieved junior status at Regis, and to allow them to transfer additional credits (up to a maximum of 90 semester credit hours) that they have already earned. This approach will allow many students to earn a bachelor’s degree by attending the equivalent of three years (a year is equivalent to approximately 30-36 semester credit hours) of instruction at OJC and completing their fourth and final year at Regis.
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