Delgado Community College (Jefferson Campus): University Of Holy Cross And Delgado Add New Credit Transfer Agreements For Radiologic ...

Press release from the Delgado Community College Jefferson Campus:

April 07, 2021

The University of Holy Cross (UHC) and Delgado Community College (Delgado) have signed
articulation agreements between their Health Science departments making it easier
for students to transfer credits from Delgado to UHC.

Beginning in the fall 2021 semester, Delgado students who complete an Associate of
Applied Science (AAS) degree in Radiologic Technology (Rad Tech) will have the opportunity
to transfer those credit hours and apply them toward completion of their Bachelor
of Science degree in Health Sciences at the University of Holy Cross.

Delgado students in the Associate of Applied Science program can transfer as many
as 76 credit hours including specified professional training program from the Delgado
AAS Rad Tech degree to the University of Holy Cross which requires a total of 120
hours to complete a bachelor’s degree.

The two agreements were announced and signed today by UHC President Dr. Stanton F.
McNeely III, and Delgado Community College Chancellor Dr. Larissa Littleton-Steib.

The articulation agreement between UHC and Delgado marks one of many articulation
agreements signed between the two schools over the past several years.

“These new articulation agreements with Delgado Community College provide current
Delgado students the opportunity to prepare them to become productive members of our
community as well as promote the academic development and improvement in the quality
of life of the citizens in the region,” said UHC President Dr. McNeely.

“We’re so pleased to sign this agreement with the University of Holy Cross,” said
Delgado Chancellor Dr. Littleton-Steib. “Agreements such as these provide our students
with a roadmap which leads to exceptional opportunities to continue their studies
and earn their next degree. The signing exemplifies a strong commitment and a shared
vision between Delgado Community College and the University of Holy Cross to meet
students where they are and provide seamless academic mobility.”

About the University of Holy Cross

A fully accredited Catholic university in New Orleans, the University of Holy Cross
(formerly Our Lady of Holy Cross College) offers more than 50 undergraduate and graduate
programs to more than 1,200 students. With 154 faculty members and a student-faculty
ratio of 13:1, students enjoy a personalized academic experience on an active campus
where they are encouraged to explore spiritual values and pursue service opportunities.
Some of the university’s most distinctive programs are in Business, Education, Counseling
and Healthcare. The university was founded in 1916 as a mission of the Marianites
of Holy Cross, whose distinguished history of educating minds and hearts dates to
1848. www.uhcno.edu

About Delgado Community College

Delgado Community College, a comprehensive community college, offers programs through
the Associate degree. The College provides a learning-centered environment through
face-to-face and distance education to prepare students from diverse backgrounds to
attain their educational, career, and personal goals, to think critically, to demonstrate
leadership and to be productive and responsible citizens. The college celebrates 100
years of service to the New Orleans region in 2021.

This press release was produced by the Delgado Community College Jefferson Campus. The views expressed here are the author’s own.