Transfer Agreements
We make it easy to build on the education you've already earned. Through transfer and articulation agreements with community colleges across Ohio, students can seamlessly transition into bachelor's degree programs in Information Technology and Engineering Technology with maximum transfer credit. These agreements are designed to simplify the transfer process and help you stay on track toward graduation. Because degree requirements are finalized upon admission, you'll work closely with a Miami advisor to review your Degree Audit Report and create a personalized plan for completing your bachelor's degree.
These articulations are meant to be a guide only. Your final degree requirements are established upon matriculation to Miami and are detailed in your degree audit report (DAR) provided by Miami. Work closely with a Miami advisor to clarify final requirements.
- A.A.S. Computer Network Administration - Computer Support to B.S. Information Technology
- A.A.S. Computer Network Administration (NETA) to B.S. Information Technology (Self-Designed Concentration)
- A.A.S. Computer Network Engineering Technology (NETC) to B.S. Information Technology (Network Concentration)
- A.A.S. Computer Network Engineering Technology – Cyber-Security Major (NETCCS) to B.S. Information Technology (Cybersecurity & Networking Concentration)
- A.A.S. Computer Programming and DBM – Computer Information Systems (CINS) to B.S. Information Technology (Self-Designed Concentration)
- A.A.S. Computer Programming and DBM – Computer Software Development to B.S. Information Technology
- A.A.S. Computer Programming and DBM – Software Engineering Technology (SET) to B.S. Information Technology (Self-Designed Concentration)
- Central Ohio Technical College
- Cincinnati State and Community College
- Clark State College
- Columbus State Community College
- Edison State Community College
- Marion Technical College
- Northwest State Community College
- Rhodes State Community College
- Sinclair Community College
- Southern State Community College
- Terra State Community College
- Washington State Community College
- Zane State College
- Central Ohio Technical College
- Cincinnati State and Community College
- Clark State College
- Columbus State Community College
- Edison State Community College
- Marion Technical College
- Northwest State Community College
- Rhodes State Community College
- Sinclair Community College
- Southern State Community College
- Terra State Community College
- Washington State Community College
- Zane State College
- Central Ohio Technical College
- Cincinnati State Community College
- Clark State College
- Columbus State Community College
- Edison State Community College
- Marion Technical College
- Northwest State Community College
- Rhodes State Community College
- Sinclair Community College
- Southern State Community College
- Terra State Community College
- Washington State Community College
- Zane State College
- Central Ohio Technical College
- Cincinnati State Community College
- Clark State College
- Columbus State Community College
- Edison State Community College
- Marion Technical College
- Northwest State Community College
- Rhodes State Community College
- Southern State Community College
- Sinclair Community College
- Terra State Community College
- Washington State Community College
- Zane State College
Don’t See Your School or Program Listed?
You may still be able to transfer your credits toward a Miami University degree even if your college or program does not have a transfer agreement listed on this page.
Students can request an individual credit evaluation to determine how previously completed coursework may apply toward a degree in Information Technology or Engineering Technology. Miami will review your academic record and evaluate eligible coursework to help you understand which credits may transfer and what requirements you have remaining.
A credit evaluation can help you:
- See how your previous coursework may apply to your Miami degree.
- Identify remaining degree requirements.
- Avoid repeating coursework whenever possible.
- Develop a clear, personalized path toward completing your bachelor’s degree.
Because every student’s academic background is different, transfer credit and degree applicability are determined through an individual review. A Miami advisor can help you understand your evaluation and plan your next steps.
Questions on ENT Agreements?
Sarah Wooten
Distance Coordinator
sarah.wooten@MiamiOH.edu
513-785-1977
I really enjoy my teachers and the content. This program is amazing for the online learners and easy to do at your own pace. I have an excellent advisor who walks me through every step I need to take and I really feel at home here.
Rose Bishoff '26, EMET Major
Transfer Student from Zane State College
By meeting with my advisor and my local college’s coordinator I was able to stay on track and complete my degree with no extra unnecessary credits. All the courses I took at my local college transferred as expected without problem and I was able to take these courses with confidence knowing I was following the plan I had developed with my advisors.
Jack Quinlisk '24, EMET Major
Transfer/Distance Student from Edison State Community College