Services for transfer students
Transfer advising is designed to prepare students for a successful transition to a four-year college or university. Our goal is to provide you with the advising tools and resources that are necessary for navigating the transfer process.
If you intend to transfer to a university, the transfer advisors (along with University & College Transfer) can offer you the following:
- Overview of the transfer timeline and process from exploring majors to university transfer
- Resources and information (university websites, course equivalency guides, and admissions deadlines)
- Calendar of university and Green River transfer events, including transfer fairs and workshops
See a list of our current of Transfer Degrees.
Transfer Events |
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Check back in the Fall for events! |
Spring Transfer Fair Participants |
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| Institution | Contact Information Click on the representative's Name to email them for more info/schedule a meeting! |
| Antioch University | Nettie Rodriguez, nrodrigueztorres@antioch.edu |
| Central Washington University | Janet Bradshaw, Janet.Bradshaw@cwu.edu Renata Cummings, renata.cummings@cwu.edu |
| Eastern Washington University | Jason Nunez, jnunez16@ewu.edu |
| Pacific Lutheran University | Shaun Antrim, santrim@plu.edu |
| Roseman University of Nursing | Camila Ayers-Montero, cayersmontero@roseman.edu |
| Saint Martin's University | Alicia Carranza, ACarranza@stmartin.edu |
| Seattle University | Jennifer Bautista, bautis10@seattleu.edu |
| University of Washington - Bothell | Riley Fern, rffern@uw.edu |
| University of Washington - Tacoma | John Langston, jlangs3@uw.edu |
| University of Washington - Seattle | Carlos Williams, clwilli@uw.edu |
| University of Idaho | Nain Garcia Rojas, Ngarciarojas@uidaho.edu |
| University of Puget Sound | Hannah Harrington, hharrington@pugetsound.edu |
| Washington State University - Pullman | Hayley Beckman, hayley.beckman@wsu.edu |
| Washington State University - Everett | Jessica Loree, jessica.loree@wsu.edu |
| Washington State University Voiland College of Engineering (Pullman Campus) |
Alena Hume, alena.hume@wsu.edu |
| Western Governors University | Elizabeth Rangel, elizabeth.rangel@wgu.edu |
| Willamette University | Ryann Wegrzyn, rwegrzyn@willamette.edu |
Transfer Resources
| Institution *links to institution's transfer resources pages |
Course Equivalencies Page | Notes |
| Evergreen State College | ||
| *Connect with an advisor to confirm transferrability of certain credits | ||
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*UWT Utilizes UW Seattle's Equiv. Guide -- confirm with a UWT Admissions counselor regarding how courses apply towards your specific area of study at UWT. |
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| University of Washington Bothell |
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| *Connect with an advisor to confirm transferrability of certain credits |
| Institution | Admissions Language Requirement | Graduation Language Requirement |
| University of Washington |
For transfers with less than 40 quarter credits by the application deadline, Admissions requires completion of two years of high school or the second quarter of college elementary world language. For students with more than 40 quarter credits by the deadline we do not need or require them to meet our admissions minimums (CADRs). |
On the UW Seattle campus, all majors in the College of Arts & Sciences and the School
of Social Work require completion of either three years of high school or the third
quarter of college elementary world language to graduate. Information about this requirement
can be found on the Undergraduate Academic Affairs 鈥� Advising website.
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| It is strongly recommended that high school/Running Start applicants to Saint Martin鈥檚 complete an academic program that includes two years of a world language before admission to the university. | Bachelor of Arts students must complete four semester hours (Core140) of one World Language. Bachelor of Science students are not required to complete a language for graduation but can choose to take classes if they wish. Transfer students who come to Saint Martin's University with an approved DTA degree (Associate of Arts, Associate of Pre-Nursing, etc.) fulfill the World Language graduation requirement. | |
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2 credits of the same world language, Native American language or American Sign Language. |
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While we do like to see and highly encourage two courses of global language before
applying, it does not prohibit a student from applying if they have not completed
those courses. Transfer students may use transfer credit to count for one or both
courses. Each approved transfer course must be a minimum of 4 quarter credits or 3
semester credits.
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- Taking two 1-credit language courses in Chinese, French, German, Greek, Japanese,
Latin, or Spanish that are taught in the target language. Two courses are required
for all students, with the following exceptions:
- Students with a high school diploma from a school where the primary language of
instruction was other than English do not need to take further courses.
- Heritage learners (defined by Vald茅s, 2001 as 鈥渁 student of language who is raised
in a home where a non-English language is spoken, who speaks or merely understands
the heritage language, and who is to some degree bilingual in English and the heritage
language鈥�) are required to take only one course.
- Students with AP language exam scores of 4 or 5 or IB higher level language scores
of 5, 6, or 7 are required to take only one course.
- Transfer students may use transfer credit to count for one or both courses. Each
approved transfer course must be a minimum of 4 quarter credits or 3 semester credits.
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| First Year applicants and Running Start students need to have 2 years of a world language (could be ASL). Transfer students are not required to complete any world language in order to be considered for admission. | All majors in the College of Arts and Science need to complete either 2 years of a world language in high school or 1 year of a world language in college. Here is the list of Departments, Schools and Programs in WSU's College of Arts and Sciences https://cas.wsu.edu/academic-units/ Click on each unit to see which majors are in that unit. | |
It is important to confirm with the departments you are applying to in order to determine graduation requirements for the degree you are seeking.