Faculty/Staff Forms and Procedures
There are two ways in which courses can be counted toward a students graduation requirements at CSU, Chico:
1. Courses can be articulated as Chico State Courses:
This would apply to the courses that USAC or IP already converted to Chico State terminology (call numbers, titles, etc.). Once an articulation agreement is in place, these courses automatically transfer to Chico as their CSUC equivalents.
If your department would like to set up an articulation agreement between one of our host institutions and CSU, Chico in order to make your advising simpler, please contact Tasha Dev: tdev@csuchico.edu; 530-898-5415
2. Courses can be substituted for Chico State Courses:
This would apply to the courses that OIP/USAC did NOT convert to Chico State terminology (i.e. they just listed the foreign course title and number).
*** All DIRECT EXCHANGE courses are handled this way
Most of the forms needed can be downloaded here:
USAC Forms:
- GE Course Substitute Form (pdf)
- Major/Minor Course Substitute Form (pdf)
- Spanish Major/Minor Articulation Form (pdf)
- French Major/Minor Articulation Form (pdf)
- German Major/Minor Articulation Form (pdf)
- Italian Minor Articulation Form (pdf)
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Direct Exchange Forms:
International Programs (IP):
*Students going abroad through IP will receive the appropriate forms from the Office of International Programs (OIP).
We have also created the following Equivalency Tables for Students going abroad, based upon the articulation agreements we have on file with the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. These were all created by the faculty of the department, in collaboration with the Study Abroad Office.
USAC Tables
- Chile Articulation Table (pdf)
- Costa Rica Articulation Table (pdf)
- Italy Articulation Table (pdf)
- Spain Articulation Table (pdf)