POLICIES & REGULATIONS

FIDM MAXIMUM TRANSFERABLE UNITS / RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS (CONTINUED)

Transferring college credits into a Bachelor’s program:

The Southern California Regional Occupational Cen-ter (ROC) is intended to provide training for trades in traditional occupational settings. With an emphasis on the contemporary workplace, ROC believes that Career Technical Education is for everyone — from the individu-al seeking to enter the job market with upgraded skills, to the college-prep student desiring greater academic challenge and the opportunity to apply their knowledge. FIDM currently maintains Articulation Agreements with the following BOCES, ROP, and ROC programs:

Please see https://fidm.edu/en/admissions/trans- fer+students/, or contact an Admissions Advisor for more information.

UNITS

MAXIMUM
TRANSFERABLE UNITS RESIDENCY
REQUIREMENTS (UNITS)

BACHELOR OF ARTS — one-year degree completion for students who have earned an A.A. Degree and an A.A. Advanced Study Degree from FIDM

B.A. PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

46

16

30

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE — two-year degree completion for students who have earned an A.A. Degree from FIDM in a related discipline

B.S. APPAREL TECHNICAL DESIGN C

91

46

45

B.S. BEAUTY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT C

91

46

45

B.S. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT C

91

46

45

BACHELOR’S DEGREES — for qualified transfer students

B.A. CREATIVE INDUSTRY STUDIES

181

varies

54

OTHER TRANSFER-QUALIFIED BACHELOR'S DEGREES

181

108

73

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION — requires a Bachelor's Degree from FIDM or an accredited college/university in which the language of instruction is English

M.B.A. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

61

15

46

FIDM is accredited by WASC Senior College and University Commission.

* All FIDM Art & Design majors are accredited by NASAD

C For qualified transfer students