Troy State University in Troy, Alabama, has developed an on-line computer-based articulation system to address the problem of two-year college students unsuccessful in transferring to four-year institutions. The system provides an immediate and accurate listing of equivalent two-year college coursework for students planning to transfer to the university. By computer terminal and modem, students and counselors at two-year colleges may access information from the university's computer system and obtain a transfer curriculum guide and an optional contract, good for 3 years, specifying degree requirements for more than 55 majors. The system enables students to plan with confidence their course of study before transfer and provides accurate information specific to each student's academic goal. It is now in place at all 21 junior and community colleges in the state. (Author/MSE)