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Earning a bachelor’s degree has never been more convenient and affordable! Blackhawk offers a variety of options for students who want to achieve a four-year degree.
Start at Blackhawk. Transfer to a 4-year university or college.
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Colleges that Blackhawk has articulation agreements with
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Programs you can start at Blackhawk before transferring for a four-year degree
At the Blackhawk's University Center on Central Campus, students can connect with a diverse network of colleges and educational resources to help them pursue a bachelor’s degree.
This includes a collaborative initiative with three Wisconsin universities to provide students with access to a range of bachelor’s degree programs without needing to physically relocate.
By centralizing multiple university offerings in one location, the center is ideal for those who prefer to stay within the local community while pursuing a bachelor’s degree. Students can choose from a selection of courses and majors offered by Concordia University, Lakeland University and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater at Rock County.
The center also offers:
Concordia University offers Blackhawk students five pathways to a bachelor's degree. Earn your associate degree from Blackhawk in Nursing, Business Management, Criminal Justice Studies, Human Services or Physical Therapy Assistant and transfer into the corresponding online bachelor's degree program at Concordia:
Lakeland University offers three bachelor's degree options for Blackhawk students who have earned their assocate degree in Accounting, Early Childhood Education, Foundations of Teacher Education, Web Software Developer and IT-Technical Support Specialist. Students can transfer into these corresponding bachelor's degree programs:
Students who earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in the following programs can transfer to UW-Whitewater at Rock County to earn a Bachelor's of Applied Arts and Sciences degree.
Blackhawk’s two-year associate programs are designed for students interested in earning a bachelor’s degree. Take your general education courses at Blackhawk and save time and money on your education before you transfer to a four-year college or university.
If you are interested in pursuing a bachelor’s degree in subjects such as communication, business, arts, social sciences or humanities, discover the Associate of Arts.
If you are interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree in subjects such as science, technology, engineering or math, discover the Associate of Science.
Get an idea before you apply by going to Transferology. Enter your courses from Blackhawk to see if there are equivalent classes at your university of choice. It is a good idea to check with your “receiving” institution advisors to confirm they transfer and meet a program or graduation requirement.
Check out the UW Transfer Wisconsin website to see which Blackhawk credits are accepted at the University of Wisconsin Colleges.
Blackhawk works with numerous four-year colleges and universities to create pathways to earn your bachelor’s degree. If you know your intended major, you can view an articulation agreement to see what courses, GPA and other requirements need to be completed prior to transferring.
Lakeland University (University Center Partner)
Viterbo University
UW-Oshkosh
UW-Whitewater
UW-Stout
Concordia University (University Center Partner)
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Upper Iowa University
UW-Milwaukee
Marian University
UW-Stevens Point
Southern Illinois University - Carbondale
Carroll University
University of Maryland Global
UW-Eau Claire
Grand Canyon University
UW-Madison
UW-La Crosse
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