The purpose of articulation agreements is to reduce the redundancies in the education, training and skill development process. Students with previous learning experiences can receive training credit toward their degree for selected courses at CAP Colleges for skills previously learned prior to enrolling in CAP.

These agreements offer the student an opportunity to more effectively plan their academic career, maximize their learning experience while in college, and avoid repeating coursework that was successfully completed prior to enrolling in CAP. Students use course articulations to assure that the courses they complete will not need to be repeated at the post-secondary institution to which they are enrolling.

Many CAP Colleges have articulation agreements with their NATEF Certified feeder schools. Automotive Youth Education System (AYES) schools provide excellent source for articulation agreements. Students entering CAP can receive course credit based on the articulation agreement between the CAP college/university and their feeder schools.

Refer to the CAP College of your choice for specifics regarding articulation agreements they may have in place (click on "Colleges" tab at the top of the page).