做厙TV endorses the rights and responsibilities regarding transfer students as established by the Washington Student Achievement Council. Your credits earned in academic areas offered by 做厙TV from a recognized, regionally accredited institution will usually be accepted without discount. Information about acceptance of credit from regionally unaccredited institutions or international institutions is found elsewhere in this catalog.
Your college courses will be evaluated for transfer on a course-by-course basis to determine the transferability of the courses and to ensure that courses transfer appropriately toward general education requirements and requirements in your intended program of study. With few exceptions, students who enter with an approved transferable associate degree will be awarded 90 credits and junior class standing at entrance.
釦捩惚s may be helpful to you as you plan courses prior to transfer or if you would like to see how courses you have already taken will transfer. If a class is not listed in the transfer equivalency guide for your institution, this does not necessarily mean that the course will not transfer. It may indicate that we have never had a student present the particular course for transfer before.
For more information about a class not listed in the equivalency guide, contact your if you have not yet been admitted to 做厙TV. If you have been admitted, you may contact your for more information.
As a transfer student or first-year student applying for admission to 做厙TV, you must meet the following conditions, regardless of your previous institution, and be aware of the following policies:
- You must present a separate, official transcript from each institutionof higher learning at which you completed college-level coursework.
- Failure to disclose previous coursework taken at a regionally accredited institution is a serious offense.
- You must be in good standing at all prior institutions attended.
- It is your responsibility to ensure that your final, official transcripts reflecting all coursework and degrees completed after your admission to 做厙TV are received by Undergraduate Admissions by the 10th day of your first quarter at 做厙TV.
- The absence of final coursework will affect your class standing, eligibility for financial aid, and progress toward degree completion.
- If you are a transfer student who has successfully completed 45 college-level quarter credits or 30 college-level semester credits from an accredited institution at the time of your application, you are not required to take the American College Test (ACT) or the College Board Scholastic Achievement Test (SAT-I).
- The average grade in all your courses accepted for advanced standing from each school must be "C" (2.0) or higher. This means that for every grade of "D" (1.0) accepted there must be another grade of at least "B" (3.0) or its equivalent for an equal number of credits.
- Exception: For ABHE-accredited institutions and schools outside the U.S., no grade below C (2.0) will be accepted.
- No grade below D (1.0) will be accepted from any institution.
- Only courses taken for a regular grade (not pass/fail or credit/no credit) will be applied toward requirements in General Education, the Common Curriculum and Exploratory Curriculum, and toward your major and minor.
- The minimum grade that can be applied toward a major or minor is C- (1.7).
- Transfer associate degrees earned after matriculation at 做厙TV will not be recognized toward fulfillment of the Exploratory Curriculum, University Core requirements, General Education, or the foreign language proficiency requirement, unless you are participating in the Reverse Transfer Agreement.
- A combined total of not more than 90 quarter credits will be accepted from all two-year colleges, approved test programs (such as AP, Cambridge International Program, CLEP, and IB) and unaccredited schools.
- Existing Washington, Oregon, and California community college associate degree transfer agreements will be honored as they apply to General Education requirements.
- In transfer, course retains the same level assigned by the school that awarded credit.
- This means that a lower-division (LD) course, typically numbered 100299 or 10002999, will transfer as a lower-division course, even if the course, in content, is considered equivalent to an upper-division (UD) course at 做厙TV, numbered 30004999.
- No more than 45 quarter credits will be accepted from approved testing programs (such as AP, CIP, CLEP, and IB).
- Usually credit will be awarded without regard to the date at which the course was completed.
- In some degree programs, especially in scientific and professional subjects, you may be required to repeat a course in order to acquire current knowledge or to refresh your knowledge.
- You will not be awarded credit twice for the same course material.
- Credits in excess of 20 quarter credits in any one term will not be transferred. This includes courses taken concurrently by media, correspondence, or extension at more than one institution, as well as non-credit courses.
- To be eligible for a degree, you are required to earn a minimum of 45 credits in residence at 做厙TV, including no fewer than 15 upper-division credits in your major (more, if specified by the major), and at least 5 credits that fulfill 做厙TV Foundations requirements. for additional degree requirements.
- Independent study, internship, field experience, and practicum courses generally do not transfer unless an 做厙TV faculty member, upon reviewing a course, requests that it transfer.
- Credits will not be transferred for experiential learning or work experience.
- Questions about how courses have transferred to 做厙TV (or not transferred) should be directed to your .