The High School Articulation program at Bakersfield College is an integral part of
Career and Technical Education and encourages high school students to continue technical
training and education at the college level by offering college credit for high school
articulated courses. Articulation provides a smooth transition from high school to
a certificate, associate degree or transfer at the community college by eliminating
duplication of course work.
How do I receive articulated college credit?
Students enrolled in an approved articulated course will be instructed by their teacher
to complete a Bakersfield College enrollment application as well as creating an account
with Career And Technology Education Management Application (C.A.T.E.M.A.). Students
must successfully satisfy all required competencies earning a final exam grade of
"A" or "B" and a final grade of "A" or "B" to be eligible for the articulated credit.
Courses must be posted to the transcript within 3 years of course completion.
