Partnerships with Other Colleges

Rhode Island College is pleased to offer articulation agreements with other colleges to provide a seamless transfer of credits. Instead of retaking courses at RIC, we're able to provide transfer credit for the courses you've already taken at your previous school whose content is similar to RIC courses.

Our Partnerships

Rhode Island College maintains articulation agreements with:

Are You Currently a CCRI Student?

Consider an Additional Option: The RIC/CCRI Joint Admissions Agreement

Current Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) students with an interest in transferring to RIC should ask about our Joint Admissions Agreement (JAA). The JAA between RIC and CCRI allows CCRI students to easily transfer to RIC. Students can begin working toward one of 23 bachelor's degrees at RIC while earning their associate's degree at CCRI. The purpose of the JAA is to facilitate the transition from the associate's degree at CCRI to the bachelor's degree at RIC.

Learn More about the JAA

Need to Know

Important Deadlines

Fall Admission (September start)

Transfer & Second Degree Applicants: July 15

Spring Admission (January start)

Second Degree Applicants: November 15
Transfer Applicants: November 15

FAFSA/Financial Aid

Rhode Island College has begun awarding eligible new students Financial Aid for 2024–25. Students will be emailed when their financial aid award is available in the MyRIC Student Center.

If you have not done so already, we strongly encourage you to complete the 2024-2025 FAFSA as soon as possible. You may check the status of your FAFSA application by logging in to Federal Student Aid and navigating to “My Activity”.

Understand the 2024-25 FAFSA Filing Updates

Scheduling a Transfer Appointment

Students may request a preliminary evaluation through email by sending transcripts and their intended major to transfer@ric.edu. You can also make an appointment with one of our transfer admissions counselors, Brian Stevens or Lucas Del Savio to learn more about the transfer admission process and how credits will transfer from another college or university.

Rhode Island College representatives visit community college campuses regularly. Meet with your advising office to learn when RIC will be on your campus.

Contact Us

Office of Undergraduate Admissions

If you need information about the application process, scholarships and financial aid, transfer credits, and more, our dedicated team of admissions counselors are here to guide and support you from your first campus visit to your first day of classes.

admissions@ric.edu
1-800-669-5760 ext. (TTY/TDD devices: dial 711)
The Forman Center

Dr. Brian Stevens

Associate Director of Admissions

Transfer Coordinator