Articulation Agreements

NYFA Articulation Agreements

An articulation agreement is an agreement between two schools that allows course credit that a student earns at one school to be accepted or transferred and applied toward a degree or program the student pursues at another school. Articulation agreements do not guarantee that a student will be admitted to the partner school. However, once admitted, the agreement usually specifies how many credits and under what conditions, the student will be awarded for courses completed at the prior institution. The final decision for accepting credits rests with the receiving school, college or institution. In all cases, students should consult with academic counselors or advisors at both institutions to fully understand the terms of the agreement and how it applies to their own course of study.

The following is a list of current articulation agreements held by New York Film Academy with a summary of the key points of each agreement. You may click on each to download a copy of the actual agreement by clicking on the partner school.

The New School for General Studies, New York City

Programs covered in the agreement:

NYFA One Year Filmmaking
NYFA One Year Acting
NYFA One Year Screenwriting
NYFA One Year Documentary
NYFA One Year Producing

Basic Conditions:

  • Must apply through the traditional application process
  • A minimum grade point average of 3.0 out of 4.0 required for admission
  • The NYFA program must be COMPLETED
  • Must be 22 years of age when starting classes at the New School
  • If admitted, students are eligible for a BA or BS in Liberal Arts
    Students are not eligible to take classes at the New School that repeat material taught in their previous classes at NYFA. They must either take advanced classes moving beyond what they studied at NYFA or a class from another department altogether
  • The first 24 of 30 credits taken at the New School must be liberal arts courses

Please refer to the articulation agreement for more information.

St. John’s University, New York City

Programs covered in the agreement:

NYFA One Year Filmmaking

Basic Conditions of the Agreement:

  • Credits granted towards Bachelor of Science in Television and Film Studies
  • Must apply through traditional application process

Please refer to articulation agreement for more information

FUNDAÇÃO ARMANDO ALVARES PENTEADO (FAAP) IN SAO PAULO, BRAZIL

  • Must apply through traditional application process
  • NYFA credit can only be applied towards substantially similar courses at FAAP
  • Must have completed NYFA program

Please refer to articulation agreement for more information.

Regent’s College London, England

  • Must apply through traditional application process
  • NYFA credit can only be applied towards substantially similar courses at Regent’s College London
  • Must have completed NYFA program

Please refer to articulation agreement for more information.

San Diego City College, San Diego, CA

  • This articulation agreement is designed to aid SDCC students that wish to transfer credits to NYFA in order to complete a BFA at NYFA-Los Angeles
  • Only certain SDCC classes that are substantially equivalent will be accepted by NYFA
  • NYFA will only accept credit towards classes in the Liberal Arts and Sciences Dept. of the BFA degree
  • NYFA will not accept any credits into the core arts major of the BFA
  • A grade of C or higher must have been received in the SDCC class

Please refer to articulation agreement for more information.

Santa Monica College, Santa Monica, CA

  • This articulation agreement is designed to aid SMC students that wish to transfer credits to NYFA in order to complete a BFA at NYFA-Los Angeles
  • Only certain SMC classes that are substantially equivalent will be accepted by NYFA
  • NYFA will only accept credit towards classes in the Liberal Arts and Sciences Dept. of the BFA degree
  • NYFA will not accept any credits into the core arts major of the BFA
  • A grade of C or higher must have been received in the SMC class

Please refer to articulation agreement for more information.