This site will allow you to obtain an unofficial transfer credit evaluation to assist you in your course planning for the University of Oregon. The information provided is an excellent tool to unofficially evaluate your coursework from other institutions.

Your transfer credits are evaluated as soon as all of your official transcripts (and, for fall-term applicants only, your advanced tuition deposit) have arrived. We send a transfer evaluation report, showing the number of credits transferred and course equivalents, to your mailing address before you meet with your adviser and register for classes. This report tells you which courses we have accepted and which courses count toward your general-education requirements. Your major adviser determines whether your transfer work meets major requirements. For more information about the general-education requirements, check out the UO Catalog.

International transfer students
If you are an international transfer student, please refer to the international transfer admission requirements.

Associate of arts degrees
When you complete an associate of arts Oregon transfer (A.A.O.T.) degree at an Oregon community college, you will have completed your writing and group requirements before coming to the UO. This agreement does not apply to students who earned an A.A. degree outside Oregon. The UO has articulation agreements with several Washington community colleges. A list of schools with articulation agreements is available online.

Transfer credits
The UO accepts college-level academic course work from regionally accredited two- or four-year colleges and universities. Credits from colleges outside the United States are evaluated individually. To grant transfer credit, we require official transcripts.

The link below assists you in determining transfer course equivalencies for other colleges and universities and how they are used to meet degree and major requirements at the University of Oregon.

There is no maximum number of credits that can be transferred from a regionally accredited four-year college or university.

Up to 124 credits from an accredited community or junior college may be applied to a bachelor's degree. Credits earned at a community or junior college are transferred as lower-division credits and cannot be used to satisfy the UO upper-division graduation requirement. If you have more than 124 credits, we accept all of your course work, but only the 124 credits. Up to 12 credits of vocational-technical, physical education, and music performance courses, and up to 48 credits in professional courses such as veterinary medicine or nursing may be transferred.

Semester and quarter system
One semester credit is equivalent to 1.5 quarter credits. (Multiply the number of semester credits by 1.5 for the number of quarter credits.) Students transferring from a school on a semester system do not lose credits; the credits are just expressed in a different way. One semester course is generally equivalent to one quarter course. Occasionally, two semester courses taken in sequence may be equal to three courses in the quarter system.

GPA calculation and grades
To determine your GPA for admission, we include all attempted credits for which you received an A, B, C, D, or F, even in repeated courses. Incompletes and withdrawals are not considered in the transfer GPA.

We accept transferable courses with grades of D- except for courses required for transfer admission (one college-level writing course and one college-level mathematics course) and for courses that satisfy the general-education requirements in writing, mathematics, and a second language. Grades of C- or better, P, or S are required in these courses.

We accept transferable courses graded P or S. However, because the UO required graded credits (A, B, C, or D), we recommend that you take no more than 12 credits of P or S work at your transfer school. We also recommend that all courses in your intended major, as well as writing, mathematics, and second languages, be taken for letter grades. If your school offers only P/N (pass/no pass) or S/U (satisfactory/unsatisfactory) grades, contact the UO Office of Admissions.