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Articulation Agreements

Many programs in HFM BOCES Career and Technical Education Center (CTC) have eligibility agreements to earn college credit with community colleges, universities, and technical schools. These articulation agreements result in the awarding of related college/university credit to students who successfully complete their CTC curriculum. The CTC has entered into articulation agreements to assist students in meeting their educational goals. See the current list here

The benefits of articulation are:

  Earn college credits while still in high school
  Advanced credit standing in a post-secondary institution
  Encourage post-secondary studies
  Save money on tuition fees and books
  Accelerate progress
  Reduce duplication of instruction
  Improve job readiness skills

The credits are available at no cost to students who enroll full time at the colleges and trades schools with whom the CTC has entered into an agreement. A CTC program must have a pre-arranged agreement to offer articulated credits with a post-secondary institution.

To be eligible for articulation credits students must meet certain criteria including grade point average and classroom attendance. Other criteria may apply depending on the program. Students need to complete an application (depending on the institution) to be eligible to receive the credits. Most applications require verification by the CTC instructor before credit is awarded. This process should be initiated prior to summer vacation.

College Articulation Credit Declaration of Intent (This declaration form is used to ensure that students understand their role in securing college credit for the work they do. The form indicates the student’s intent to pursue articulated credits in a particular program; it does not guarantee the actual earning of college credit.)

Questions about the articulation process can be directed to your child’s CTC teacher, or contact Counselor Kathy Daly, (518) 736-4626.

2020-21 Articulation Agreements

Auto Body Repair
Post-Secondary Institutions
Lincoln Technical Institute   Morrisville State College   Ohio Technical College

Automotive Technology
Post-Secondary Institutions
Lincoln Technical Institute • Morrisville State College Ohio Technical College University of Northwestern Ohio • Universal Technical Institute • SUNY Canton

Careers in Education
Post-Secondary Institution
Fulton Montgomery Community College 

Cyber Security and Computer Information Technology
Post-Secondary Institutions
Bryant and Stratton College Fulton Montgomery Community College SUNY Cobleskill • Mohawk Valley Community College

Construction Technology
Post-Secondary Institutions
Alfred State College Fulton Montgomery Community College SUNY Delhi

Cosmetology
Post-Secondary Institutions
Bryant and Stratton College Fulton Montgomery Community College Schenectady County Community College The Art Institutes SUNY Cobleskill

Criminal Justice/Security
Post-Secondary Institutions
Bryant and Stratton College Fulton Montgomery Community College Herkimer County Community College  Mohawk Valley Community College

Culinary Arts
Post-Secondary Institutions
Culinary Institute of America • New England Culinary Institute  Pro Start Passport – various colleges Schenectady County Community College SUNY Cobleskill SUNY Delhi

Digital Multimedia
Post-Secondary Institutions
Fulton Montgomery Community College Mohawk Valley Community College SUNY Canton SUNY Cobleskill

Engineering Technology
Post-Secondary Institution
Fulton Montgomery Community College

Environmental Conservation
Post-Secondary Institutions
Fulton Montgomery Community College • North Country Community College • Paul Smith’s College SUNY Cobleskill

Medical Assisting
Post-Secondary Institutions
Bryant and Stratton College • Fulton Montgomery Community College

New Visions Health Careers
Post-Secondary Institution
Bryant and Stratton College • Fulton Montgomery Community College

Veterinary and Animal Science
Post-Secondary Institutions
Alfred State College • SUNY Canton • SUNY Delhi • Fulton Montgomery Community College

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