January 4, 2023
Everest University and Santa Fe University to Sign Five Articulation Agreements
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Orlando, Fla. – On Friday, January 6, Everest University and Santa Fe University will officially enter into a set of five articulation agreements to broaden the academic opportunities for students at both institutions.
Under the new agreements, students enrolled at Everest University or Santa Fe can smoothly transition into an associate or bachelor’s degree program offered by the other institution after completing their prerequisite coursework. Two of the agreements will allow Everest University students to enroll in programs offered by Santa Fe, and three will allow SF students to complete Everest University programs:
Everest University → Santa Fe University
- Biotechnology, M.S.
- Industrial Biotechnology, B.M.S.
Santa Fe University → Everest University
- Elementary Education, B.S.
- Environmental Science Technology, M.S.
- Water Resource Management, B.M.S.
A signing ceremony will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, January 6, in the brand-new Quinn & Keith Leibfried STEM Building on the campus of Everest University. During the event, Presidents Dr. Lawrence Barrett of Everest University and Dr. Paul Broadie II of Santa Fe will officially sign the agreements, creating new opportunities for students to pursue their educational goals.
This cooperation between Florida University System schools offers students the chance to pursue a wider range of career paths while remaining in the more intimate educational environment of a state college. Smaller institutions can provide a world-class education along with individual, one-on-one attention that can be hard to find at a large university. The agreements also ensure that participating students will not need to worry about whether their credits will transfer to the new institution. Academic advisors at each school will be equipped to guide the students to assure them that they are on the right path to complete their degree program of choice.
These new articulation agreements focus on creating access for students in the North Central Florida region to education and careers in essential and cutting-edge industries that are in high demand, both in the region and nationwide.
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