For more than 90 years, AIB has helped put students on the fast track to a successful business career.
Our specialized curriculum allows students to transfer directly into one of our Associate's degrees, or if you've already earned an Associate's degree,
you can transfer into our Accounting or Business Administration Bachelor's degree programs. It's here that you'll graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Business Administration or Court Reporting in three years or less – getting you out in the real world earning money faster.
Completing your degree has never been easier. At AIB, you'll benefit from diverse program offerings, highly qualified instructors, a well-connected career services team and learning options that include day, evening and online classes.
Admission Requirements
Prospective transfer students interested in applying for admission to AIB will need to submit an application and other required documentation.
If you've already earned college credit from an accredited 2- or 4-year college or university after graduating from high school, contact the AIB Admissions Office about our transfer policy. Transfer credit may be granted to students who have attended other postsecondary educational institutions.
If you would like to know if credits earned at another college would transfer to AIB, please have a copy of your transcripts sent to the AIB Admissions Office for review. For more information, you may contact the AIB Admissions Office at 515-244-4221 or 800-444-1921, or email admissions@aib.edu.
Articulation Agreements
AIB College of Business has Articulation Agreements* with the following colleges:
- Des Moines Area Community College
- Eastern Iowa Community College District
- Indian Hills Community College
- Iowa Central Community College
- Iowa Valley Community College District
- Iowa Western Community College
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- Kirkwood Community College
- Northwest Iowa Community College
- Southeastern Community College
- Southwestern Community College
- Western Iowa Tech Community College
*AIB College of Business also accepts transfer credit from regionally acredited associate degree-granting colleges that do not have an articulation agreement with AIB.