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Transfer Students and Transfer Credit

 

Transfer Credit (for UM or external students)

If the course is listed on the equivalency charts as being equivalent to a course at U-M (i.e. Psych 100 at Washtenaw Comm College = Psych 111 at U-M), then it will meet our requirement.

If the course is listed as transferring as departmental credit (PSYCH DEPT), or with an X (Psych 101X), then you must have the course reviewed by sending an email to org.studies@umich.edu with your name, an explanation of which requirement you are hoping to fulfill, and a course description for the external course.

For students taking prereq courses at other institutions, if you wish to elect the course P/F, we request that you verify with the host institution that you will receive an actual letter grade for the course, and that an official document showing that letter grade will be available from that institution to send to UM. If the host institution does not assign letter grades for P/F courses, and/or cannot produce a document showing a letter grade received, it is preferred that you elect the course on a graded basis (not P/F). Please contact the Organizational Studies office with any questions or extenuating circumstances.

If you wish to transfer a prereq course, you must have the host institution send an official transcript to the U-M credit evaluators to have the credit posted on your U-M transcript. OS will review transcripts from all institutions attended during the admissions process.

 

Transfer Students

If you are a transfer student who has already completed your transfer and are attending UM, you will follow the same application process as all other UM students.

If you are applying as an external transfer student (not yet attending UM in the January you wish to apply to OS), you must contact OS for a special application link and special instructions.  Please contact org.studies@umich.edu as early as possible in your planning, as application timing to UM and to OS can be tricky.