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WCTC/Marquette University College of Professional Studies Credit Transfer Agreements

Marquette University’s College of Professional Studies and Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC) have created a two-year transfer program for students who graduate with an associate’s degree in designated programs and want to continue their education by earning a bachelor’s degree at Marquette University's College of Professional Studies. 

After earning an associate’s degree in a designated program at WCTC and meeting other specified requirements, students can enter Marquette University’s College of Professional Studies with junior status.  Students can attend full-time and complete their degree in two years, or attend part-time. 

Credit Transfer Agreements:
WCTC Associate’s Degree Program	Marquette University College of Professional Studies Undergraduate Degree Program
Accounting	Leadership and Organizations
Business Management	Leadership and Organizations
Criminal Justice – Law Enforcement	Criminology and Law Studies
Global Business	Leadership and Organizations
Human Resources	Leadership and Organizations
Management and Development (Supervisory Management)	Leadership and Organizations
Marketing	Professional Communication or Leadership and Organizations

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Earn your undergraduate degree from a nationally ranked university.  Marquette's undergraduate degree program for adults is designed to fit your busy lifestyle.     

• Convenient class schedule. A selection of weeknight, Saturday, blended online and fully online courses are available.
• Rolling start dates.  Courses begin every eight weeks between September and May.  
• Values-based education. Explore the wider dimensions of ethical practice and professional responsibility while learning theory and applied skills.  
• Quality faculty.  You’ll be taught by the best instructors in their fields who will mentor and guide you every step of the way until you reach your goals.  
• Personalized attention.  Work one-on-one with an academic adviser who specializes in adult education. Classes are small, averaging 10 students.
• Financial aid options and study grants.  Study grants are awarded every eight-week session to qualified adult students.