Transfer Guide
How will your associate’s degree from a Washington community college meet WSU graduation requirements?
Types of Transfer Degrees
Washington State Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA) associate’s degree: Satisfies lower-division UCORE (general education) and grants junior standing. This includes DTA-Major Related Programs degrees.
Washington State associate in science-transfer (AS-T) degree: Satisfies most of lower-division UCORE, grants junior standing, and incorporates STEM-related major requirements.
Out-of-State transfer degrees: May satisfy lower-division UCORE if general education framework approximates UCORE.
Other degrees: Evaluation on a course-by-course basis only.
Transfer courses will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis to fulfill University Common Requirements (UCORE), major requirements, or elective credits. If you have not completed a degree, we can help you complete it with WSU courses via reverse transfer.
Admission to WSU is not admission to your intended major. Contact our Transfer Center and we will work with you to get you ready for your major. transfer@wsu.edu | 509-335-8704.
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