Articulation Office

Articulation Office

Student Transfer Information

Student Transfer
Information
Faculty
Articulation Officers
High School Programs
Student Information
Instructor Information

Water Hyacinth , Marty Stanley

Contact:
Jack Saunders
Articulation Officer
jsaunders@deltacollege.edu

Sue Anderson
Articulation Secretary sanderson@deltacollege.edu

Office Hours:
M - F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Notice The information presented on this site is not sufficient in itself to lead to successful transfer. Consult a Delta College Counselor to discuss your educational and career goals. Your counselor will help you develop a comprehensive educational plan to serve as your map for getting from where you are to where you want to be. Counseling appointments may be made by calling: (209) 954-5650
Essential Transfer Information The basics of the transfer process
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