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Articulation agreements apply to courses taken at a specific school; not courses/credits that a school accepts outside its own. Meaning school ABC may have an articulation agreement to accept courses from school LMP, but that doesn't mean because ABC accepts courses from school/source XYZ they will transfer to LMP.  Transferability of courses/credits all come from their original sources; an exception is if the school you are transferring to accepts a block transfer of another degree. Meaning you earn an associate degree from school ABC and school LMP takes it as a block towards waiving Gen Eds (for example) even though it contains credits from sources it wouldn't normally accept; this is a limited (uncommon) situation.