ASSIST

The Articulation System Stimulating Inter-institutional Student Transfer (ASSIST) website is the official repository for all public college articulation in California. Once you select your home institution, and where you intend to transfer, you can review reports that detail how your transfer courses will be used after matriculation.

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The Fresno State Articulation Officer is continuing to populate the Fresno State articulation agreements Currently, articulation agreements are posted for the 2017-2018, 2018-2019, 2019-2020, and most agreements for the 2020-2021 academic years. The articulation agreements for our major feeders will be the first priority for 2021-2022 articulation agreement updates. In the meantime, the transfer credit team is actively coding U.achieve with articulation information for all academic years. This means that transfer students will still receive the benefits of articulation, even if current articulation is not displayed online.

The ASSIST website has been in the process of implementing significant updates over the last several years. The updated New ASSIST was rolled out to the public on May 31, 2019. Unfortunately, not all ASSIST functionality was available at the initial roll-out, and there will be additional phases of development.  

 The Fresno State Articulation Officer is actively engaged with the CSU, Chancellor's Office, colleagues at the other CSU campuses, and the ASSIST development team on a regular basis.     

 What you can currently see on ASSIST:

• A very contemporary and much improved website design that is responsive and compatible with different sized devices.  
• Access to the CSU and UC transferability lists, including GE, IGETC, and American Institutions and Ideals area certifications. 
• Articulation agreements by department and major for a select list of schools for 2017-2018, 2018-2019, 2019-2020, and 2020-2021.
• A way to search for articulation data for historical academic years (AYs).
• PDFs of historical articulation data.  
• FAQs
• Other helpful information regarding the ASSIST site in general.

If you have any questions about Fresno State articulation, please contact us by email at articulation@mail.fresnostate.edu or by phone at 559-278-7826. Every effort will be made to answer questions about new articulation that is not currently accessible to the public, when applicable.  

 Thank you for your continued patience during this process!