Thomas University and Southern Regional Technical College Sign Articulation Agreements Creating New Transfer Pathways for Students

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Thomas University (TU) and Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) have signed a series of articulation agreements that create clear academic pathways for SRTC students to continue their education and earn bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Thomas University. Signed on August 5, 2026, the 24 agreements span criminal justice, education, business, nursing, and social work, providing students across multiple career fields with an affordable, clear route to advanced education and career success right here in Thomasville.

The agreements allow students who complete select Associate of Science and Associate of Applied Science degrees at SRTC to transfer directly into corresponding bachelor’s and master’s programs at Thomas University, with credits recognized toward their next degree. 

These agreements significantly expand educational opportunities for students throughout southwest Georgia by providing a seamless transfer process that enables students to begin their higher education journey at SRTC and continue toward a bachelor’s or master’s degree at Thomas University without leaving the region.

“At Thomas University, we believe that higher education transforms lives,” said Kurt Stringfellow, President of Thomas University. “We are proud to partner with SRTC in providing students a seamless transition into their next level of study. This opportunity ensures students do not have to leave southwest Georgia to access a stellar education to equip them for promising career and workforce development opportunities locally and regionally. We are truly excited about the impact this partnership will bring to our community.”

The articulation agreements are designed to help students save both time and money by ensuring that eligible credits earned at SRTC transfer directly into Thomas University degree programs. Students can complete an associate degree with confidence, knowing they have a clearly defined pathway to continued academic achievement and career advancement.

“These articulation agreements open the door for our students in a real and lasting way,” said Jim Glass, SRTC President. “A student can start here at SRTC, stay close to home, and know from day one exactly how their credits will carry forward to Thomas University. Whether they’re pursuing a career in criminal justice, nursing, education, or business, this partnership gives them a clear and affordable path all the way to a bachelor’s or master’s degree.”

For more information about Thomas University’s transfer opportunities and enrollment options visit thomasu.edu, or contact the Office of Admissions at 844-862-6978 or email admissions@thomasu.edu.

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