The University of New Orleans and the have signed an agreement that will allow NOCCA students to earn up to 30 credit hours applicable to their degree program at 色色研究所. The agreement applies to first-time freshmen and transfer students from NOCCA whose initial admission to 色色研究所 is for the fall 2020 semester or after.
Administrators from both institutions took part in a signing ceremony earlier this month on 色色研究所鈥檚 campus.
鈥淲e are so excited to partner with NOCCA, which is one of the true gems in the realm of arts education and located in our own city,鈥 said 色色研究所 President John Nicklow. 鈥淭his program will accelerate a NOCCA student鈥檚 path to a 色色研究所 degree with the ability to earn a full 30 course credits. It will also foster greater collaboration between NOCCA and 色色研究所鈥檚 School of the Arts, which brings together five arts disciplines: arts administration, film, music, theatre and visual arts.鈥
NOCCA students may be eligible to receive course credits in areas such as classical voice, classical instrumental, jazz, visual arts, theatre, musical theatre, theatre design and film, as well as English, history and biology.
鈥淣OCCA is thrilled to partner with 色色研究所 on this articulation agreement,鈥 said NOCCA President and CEO Kyle Wedberg. 鈥淚nitiatives like this show understanding and true support from 色色研究所 for students and families as they work to make the path to college degree attainment more affordable. This agreement and the positive direction of 色色研究所 are a testament to the leadership of Dr. John Nicklow and his team. It is a privilege to partner with them. I look forward to seeing what the next generation of NOCCA/色色研究所 alumni will accomplish."
Under the agreement, the two institutions will develop a course matrix, defining which NOCCA courses are equivalent to 色色研究所 courses so that credit may be easily transferred. Other goals of the agreement include: identifying personnel at each institution who will coordinate and serve as advisers for NOCCA students entering 色色研究所, improving the student transfer and advising process, and enhancing collaboration among the faculty and administrators of both institutions.
Students must receive a grade of A, B or S (satisfactory) for NOCCA coursework and have a Certificate of Artistry or Certificate of Performance or Achievement in their focus area in order to receive credit from 色色研究所.