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Associate-to-Bachelor's (A2B) PATHWAYS

Earn Your
Associate Degree

Complete an approved associate degree at one of the System's 15 community colleges and transfer to a state university or UMass campus.

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Transfer to finish your bachelor's degree

MassTransfer A2B Maps:

  • show you transparent pathways between associate degrees at your community college and bachelor's degrees at state universities and UMass campuses
  • are available in dozens of popular majors
  • help you plan and complete your transfer

MassTransfer also offers many additional transfer pathways in a wider array of majors. Benefits may vary, including eligibility for the Commonwealth Commitment


Save Money

A2B degree holders who transfer with a minimum GPA of 3.00 are eligible for the MassTransfer Tuition Credit during their first two years at the state university or UMass campus.

Complete 60 credits before transferring and save an average of 28% on your bachelor’s degree

Commonwealth Commitment through MassTransfer
Attend full-time through ComCom and save even more—an average of 40%!


earn greater rewards for achieving
academic excellence

The higher your GPA, the larger number of benefits you earn!

Minimum Final GPA
Benefits 2.00+ 2.50+ 3.00+ Notes
Credit transfer guaranteed Check Check Check Whether credits are applied in your major, as general education, or electives is at the discretion of the receiving institution.
Waived fees, essays, & recommendations Check Check Check Application as a MassTransfer student is required.
Guaranteed admission Check Check Admission is to the university is guaranteed. Admission to the major is based on available space and the submission of any special admission requirements.
MassTransfer Tuition Credit Check Maintain eligibility for two years, provided that you:
  • Enroll directly at the receiving institution within one year of earning your associate degree, with no intervening attendance at any other college or university;
  • Continuously pursue a degree in a state-supported program;
  • Maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 during your first two semesters; and
  • Reside in Massachusetts with "in-state" residency.