Transfer Information
Program Articulations |
Course Transfer |
Transfer Principles |
Gen Ed Tables
Program Articulations
Indiana State University has partnered with two-year institutions
within Indiana and the surrounding area in Illinois to formalize the
transfer of credit for particular majors. If you are currently
working toward the completion of an A.A., A.S., or A.A.S. or if you
have already earned your associate degree, you may be able to
benefit from these agreements. Please select the appropriate school
for further information.
Program articulations may be initiated at Indiana State or by our
partner institutions. All program articulations follow the same
set of
procedures and a
template for
the articulations.
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Course Transfer
Transfer Central at Indiana State University
evaluates how your credits translate to credit at ISU.
Log in to ISU CAS
for up to the minute course equivalencies from ISU to other Colleges
and Universities. Note: Some Indiana and Illinois schools have
been completed in CAS.
Other Universities will be added as the transfer rules are
completed. Check back soon or contact Joe Taylor at
wtaylor3@isugw.indstate.edu if you have any questions about
course equivalencies from a school not listed in CAS.
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Transfer Principles
In general:
- Only college-level courses numbered 100 or
higher are accepted
- Remedial courses do not transfer
- College Living, Orientation, or Study Skills
courses do not transfer
-
Only
courses from regionally accredited institutions are accepted
-
Middle
States Association of Colleges and Schools
-
North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools
-
New
England Association of Colleges and Schools
-
Northwest
Association of Colleges and Schools
-
Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools
-
Western
Association of Colleges and Schools
- Up to 94 hours of total transfer credit will be accepted for transfer into a bachelor's degree program.
- Up to 47 hours of total transfer credit will be accepted for transfer into an associate's degree program.
- A grade of C or better is necessary in order to transfer a course.
- Generally, an equivalent number of credit hours are given for transfer credit
- Your GPA from other schools does not transfer with you to ISU. Except for graduation honors, your ISU GPA is based only on the courses you complete at Indiana State University.
- All General Education requirements will be waived if you hold a bachelors' degree from a regionally-accredited American institution and are pursuing another
bachelor's degree at ISU
Your courses may be transferred into Indiana State University as equivalent to:
- A specific course within a department
- Elective credit when no specific equivalent course can be determined
- Course identification
- Course number
- 001 – lower division credit given indicating a 100 or 200 level course equivalent, e.g., MATH 001
- 002 – upper division credit given indicating a 300 or 400 level course equivalent, e.g., MATH 002
- General education credit when no specific equivalent
course can be determined
- Course identification –
home department of course
- Course number
- 011 – Liberal Studies Scientific and
Mathematical Foundation
- 021 or 031- Liberal Studies Scientific
and Mathematical Elective
- 012 – Liberal Studies Social and
Behavioral Foundation
- 022 or 032 – Liberal Studies Social and
Behavioral Elective
- 013 or 033 – Liberal Studies Literary,
Artistic and Philosophical Literature and Life
- 014 or 034 – Liberal Studies Literary ,
Artistic and Philosophical Elective
- 015 or 035 – Historical Studies
- 016 or 036 – Liberal Studies
Multicultural US Diversity
- 017 or 037 – Liberal Studies
Multicultural International Diversity
- 018 – Basic Studies Quantitative Literacy
If you are attending a surrounding community college and intend to
transfer to Indiana State University, you may plan the selection of
your general education courses for your associate's degree.
These
tables have been updated using the Course Applicability System (CAS)
as of January 19, 2006. For more information on using the
Course Applicability System and to get an up to the minute planning
guide for any course equivalencies at your College or University,
please go to the ISU CAS
site. Courses that are in brackets are the courses you should
take at your school to transfer to Indiana State University.
If you have any questions please talk with someone in
Transfer
Central.
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