 | The Transfer Equivalency Data Base reflects courses evaluated previously for transfer credit.
New Transfer Students: Applicants with 12 or more college or university credit hours post high school graduation are defined as transfer students. SEND your official transcripts to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions (http://bagmakerblog.com/admissions/transfer). The University Registrar evaluates official transcripts for students who have accepted offers of admission. FINAL official transcripts are required prior to posting credits to the academic record. Currently Enrolled Virginia Tech Students: Pre-approval to transfer credit is required regardless of whether the credit appears in the Transfer Equivalency Database. Contact your academic advisor (found in Hokie Spa under View General Student Information) for transfer credit pre-approval requests. Send official transcripts to the Office of the University Registrar, 250 Student Services Building (0134), 800 Washington Street, Blacksburg VA 24061.
Global Education or Taking Courses Abroad (virtually and abroad): Students receiving transfer credit for courses through study abroad experience, virtual learning, or semester exchange, must have the approval of Global Education Office and have official transcripts mailed to the Global Education Office, 526 Prices Ford Road, Blacksburg, VA 24061. To identify courses from your college that may transfer to Virginia Tech, first select the state where the college is located, then press "Create College List". When the college list is created select the appropriate college and press "Find Courses". |
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Information displayed in this Transfer Guide is believed to be correct. However, the university reserves the right to make corrections and revisions.
Please be reminded that although courses may transfer to Virginia Tech, not all courses apply toward all degrees. Only courses in which the student receives a "C" or better will transfer to Virginia Tech. Typically, transfer credit is granted only from regionally accredited universities and colleges. |
