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ECSU and COA sign pathway agreement for criminal justice majors

ECSU and COA sign pathway agreement for criminal justice majors


Published on 2024-12-18 09:42:19 - WAVY-TV
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  • A new agreement can help students in Elizabeth City who are pursuing criminal justice careers. Elizabeth City State University and College of The Albemarle have

Elizabeth City State University (ECSU) and College of The Albemarle (COA) have entered into a pathway agreement to facilitate a smoother transition for students majoring in criminal justice. This agreement, signed on a recent Friday, allows students who complete their associate degree at COA to transfer to ECSU to pursue a bachelor's degree in criminal justice. The initiative aims to provide a clear educational pathway, ensuring that students can continue their education without loss of credits or time. The agreement was formalized in a ceremony attended by representatives from both institutions, highlighting their commitment to educational collaboration and student success in the criminal justice field.

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