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The Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) is designed to help California community college students transfer to California State University (CSU) schools. Unlike regular AA or AS degrees, the Associate in Art for Transfer (AA-T) and the Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T) degrees come with certain benefits.

ADT Benefits 91传媒

If you meet CSUN's upper-division transfer admission eligibility requirements and earn a verified AA-T or AS-T degree that matches a major 91传媒, you will:

• Receive priority admission consideration even when a CSUN major is impacted.*
• Enter CSUN with junior standing, ready for upper-division course work.
• Be able to complete the transfer major in 60 more semester units as long as you do not change your major.
• Receive priority registration each semester.听

* Learn more at CSUN Transfer Impaction.

As a student with a verified AA-T or AS-T degree who also meets the CSU鈥檚 upper-division transfer admission eligibility requirements, you are guaranteed admission to a CSU though not necessarily to a particular campus or major.

Verify Your ADT Major for CSUN听

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• If you plan to earn an ADT at a California community college and transfer to CSUN, verify that your ADT major matches one 91传媒. Matching majors are listed In the table on this page.
• For transfer admission to CSUN under this program, your final transcript听must show that you have earned a verified ADT from a California community college.

Find Matching ADT & CSUN Majors.

Keep Your ADT Advantage

Once you're admitted to CSUN as an ADT student, you'll want to maintain your ADT status. Review how to keep your advantage in the CSUN University Catalog at . There, you will also find Degree Road Maps for completing your major in 60 additional units. Your CSUN academic advisor will also assist you.

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If you are admitted to CSUN with a verified Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) in a matching major, you can participate in the Through in Two Program (formerly known as California Promise). You will take the Two-Year Pledge to complete your bachelor鈥檚 degree in two additional college years. This means you will take 30 semester units per year, which may include enrolling in summer and winter terms.

If you qualify for the Through in Two Program, you will:

• Receive priority registration each semester.
• Receive routine and thorough academic advisement especially for ADT students.

For program requirements, qualifications and the pledge form, visit CSUN鈥檚 Through in Two Program.

For systemwide details, visit the , and scroll down to the bottom of the page to search for CSUs participating in the four-year and two-year pledge programs.