High School Articulation allows certain CRY-ROP high school courses to count for college credit through an agreement with participating community colleges.

If you successfully complete an articulated course, you may earn free college credit without having to retake the same class. The credit is added to your college transcript and may include the same letter grade earned in your high school course.

This helps students save time, reduce college coursework, and move more quickly toward their education and career goals.

Articulations Agreements – a list of articulated programs, minimum requirements, and participating colleges (Crafton Hills College, Riverside Community College District, and San Bernardino Valley College)

Articulation Agreements

How Do I Earn College Credit?

To receive college credit for an articulated CRY-ROP course, students must:

• Earn a grade of B or higher in the high school course and/or on the final exam, based on the college’s requirements.
• Complete the articulation process in class or by following the instructions on this page.
• Be enrolled in the course while an active articulation agreement exists between CRY-ROP and the participating community college.

• You must request college credit within 2 years of completing your high school course (each college may have its own deadline).
• CRY-ROP must have had an active articulation agreement with the college at the time you took the course.
• College credit is granted only after your transcript is reviewed and eligibility confirmed.
• The college will issue an official transcript once your credit is approved.