| College Partnerships and Affiliations
Thomas Jefferson University is affiliated with a number of colleges, universities and community colleges in an effort to increase access to higher education in nursing and the health professions. These partnerships, including general agreements (GA) (2+2 and other degree completion programs) and articulated curriculum agreements (ACA), provide students with a wide array of college choices as they complete their prerequisite coursework.
General Agreements (GA)
Jefferson's general partnership agreements present a novel approach to earning a bachelor's or higher degree. General agreements entitle students enrolled at our partner institutions admission to degree programs under the following conditions:
- All prerequisite coursework must be completed prior to enrollment at Jefferson
- A designated partner school representative must recommend the student for admission
- Students must have earned at least a 2.7 cumulative GPA
- Students must have earned at least a 'C' in all prerequisite coursework
- Students may not have a criminal or disciplinary record
- Admission is extended as long as there are spaces available in the entering class
- Where TOEFL is mandated, a minimum score of 87 is required and individual scores as follows:
- Writing: 21
- Speaking: 23
- Reading: 21
- Listening: 22
2+2, 3+1, 3+2 Pathways
Students spend two or three years at an affiliated institution before transferring to Jefferson to complete a nursing, occupational therapy, radiologic sciences, biotechnology, cytotechnology or medical laboratory sciences bachelor's and/or master's degree.
Articulated Curriculum Agreements (ACA)
Jefferson's articulated curriculum agreements offer an innovative way for students to gain acceptance into upper division graduate programs while still in high school or during the freshman year in college.
Articulated agreements are available for the following programs:
- For Bioscience Technologies Programs
- For Occupational Therapy Programs
- For Physical Therapy Programs
- For Radiologic Sciences Programs
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