Grantham University and William Woods University signed their first articulation agreement on Feb. 13, 2007.
Eight years later to the date, they renewed this partnership to continue offering equivalent course-to-course transfers, according to a news release.
The articulation agreement will broaden educational opportunities with additional course options for GU and WWU graduates.
"Grantham University is proud to collaborate with William Woods University in supporting our students," said GU Vice President for University Partnerships Marilyn Bartels in the release. "We have increased our options, offering more than 40 course-to-course programs. Students can be assured a clear path to achieve their educational and career goals."
This agreement allows students to transfer courses seamlessly between the two universities and offers flexibility through Grantham's online courses and William Woods' classroom options.
"This partnership continues to open doors for students in our programs. We look forward to the initiative with Grantham University and helping students to reach their objectives," said Thomas Frankman, WWU associate dean of academic services and accreditation processes.
Enrollment is now available to qualified students or graduates.