Transferring from ԹϺ
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ԹϺ is proud of the many pathway options our students have to complete an Applied Bachelor's degree, both at ԹϺ, and at in-state universities and colleges. All degrees, whether DTA/MRP, AAS-T or AAS, can fulfill transfer requirements at multiple institutions thanks to the articulation (transfer) agreements between ԹϺ and the transfer college.
An applied bachelor's degree can improve your chances in the job market and help you make more money. Employers want graduates with:
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Critical thinking skills
- Complex problem-solving skills
- Applied knowledge in real-world settings
- A broad (rather than narrow) education
- (2013) "Report of Findings."
How to Transfer
Start thinking about where you will transfer and what major you will pursue.
Resources
- Learn about bachelor's programs related to your program or explore transfer options available to all ԹϺ AAS and AAS-T graduates.
- Use college search engines such as or , to find schools that offer your major. You can also search programs on the .
- Attend transfer events on campus. Check out the Calendar for upcoming campus Transfer Fairs.
- Contact colleges and universities. ԹϺ their campuses, meet with advisors and ask to sit in on classes.
- Find out application requirements and deadlines, including:
- Required GPA
- Foreign language courses
- When the college accepts students into your chosen major
- Will you be able to apply as a transfer student? If you must meet freshman admission requirements, you may need to submit your high school transcript and SAT or ACT scores.
- Learn about prerequisites for your major and ask if there are equivalent courses you can take at ԹϺ.
- Make a plan to complete your courses at ԹϺ. Meet with your faculty advisor and an advisor in the West Building, W207 to determine classes that will assist you in transferring.
- Prepare yourself academically. Take challenging classes that include significant amounts of reading and writing.
- Start collecting materials you may need for your application(s). These may include:
- Transcripts from previous colleges
- High school transcript
- Letters of recommendation (give authors at least 3 weeks notice)
- Turn in the as soon as possible before you plan to transfer. Complete any other application materials for financial aid at your chosen college, making sure you meet any deadlines.
- Look for scholarships a year to six months before you plan to transfer.
Application
Review your college's application steps. Read all directions and make sure you have all required materials to apply. Get separate application materials for your major if needed.
Application Essay/Personal Statement
Start working on your essay at least three (3) weeks ahead of the application deadline so you will have plenty of time to revise it.
Resources
- See “Top Ten Dos and Don'ts for Writing Scholarship Statements” in our Scholarship Directory.
- Staff in The Learning Lab, East Building, E214, or the Supplemental Instruction Study Center, Technology Center, T217, can proofread your essay.
Transcripts
Request official transcripts from Enrollment Services, West Building, W201 at least two weeks before the application deadline. Provide the address of the college(s) where your transcript should be sent.
Complete the Application
Complete the application on paper or online and submit it with all required documents before the deadline.
Pay the Application Fee
Most four-year colleges charge around $50 - 100 to apply. Ask the admissions office if you have questions about paying this fee.
For more details or any questions along the way, see an Advisor.
Transfer Institutions
Institutions that have articulation (transfer) agreements and accept transfer students from ԹϺ are listed below by ԹϺ school and program.
Please note that transferability of credits is always determined by the receiving institution, and that ԹϺ degrees may not always fulfill all needed prerequisites. For questions about transferring to a specific four-year program, start by seeing an Advisor.
All ԹϺ BAS Degrees
These Master's programs accept all ԹϺ BAS graduates thanks to the articulation agreements between ԹϺ and these universities.
- Master of Science
- Master of Professional Studies
- Master of Sports Leadership
All ԹϺ AAS and AAS-T Programs
These Bachelor's programs accept all ԹϺ AAS and AAS-T graduates thanks to the articulation agreements between ԹϺ and these universities.
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- BA in Liberal Studies
- , (offered online, on campus at ԹϺ, in Lynnwood, Wa and Des Moines, WA)
- BAS in Information Technology and Applied Management
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- BS in Technical Management (Online only)
- , Olympia, WA and Tacoma, WA
- Upside Down degree, Olympia and Tacoma, WA
- , Bremerton, WA
- BAS in Organizational Leadership and Resource Management
- , Port Angeles, WA
- BAS in Applied Management (available online)
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- BS in Professional Studies
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- BAS in Professional Technical Education and Instructional Design (AAS-T degrees only)
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- BAS in Applied Management (online only)
- , Spokane, WA
- BA in Liberal Studies
School of Business
Accounting AAS
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BAS in Applied Accounting - (online only)
Up to 120 credits transfer to the BS in Technical Management. Accounting specialization available. -
BAS in International Business -
BAS in Hospitality Management - (online only)
BS in Accounting -
BS in Business offered on campus in Tukwila; BS in Accounting offered online -
BS in Accounting (online only)
Business DTA/MRP
- (online only)
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BAS degrees in Data Analytics and Digital Marketing - (Seattle, WA)
- (Pullman, WA)
Business Technology AAS
- ԹϺ
- BAS in Transportation, Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- BAS in Hospitality Management
Construction Management DTA/MRP
- (Seattle, WA)
School of Design
ԹϺ School of Design & Applied Arts webpage
- ԹϺ
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Design
- BAS in Interior Design
- BAS in Sustainable Building Science Technology
- BS in Architectural Studies
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- BAS in Hospitality Management
- ԹϺ
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Design
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- BAS in Hospitality Management
- ԹϺ
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Design
- BAS in Digital Gaming & Interactive Media
- ԹϺ
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Design
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- BAS in Sustainable Practices
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- Upside Down degree, Olympia and Tacoma, WA
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- BAS in Environmental Conservation
School of Education
ԹϺ School of Education webpage
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- BA in Liberal Studies and Endorsements in Education
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- BA in Children’s Studies
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- BAS in Child, Youth and Family Studies
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- BAS Early Childhood Education
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- BAS in Allied Health
School of Engineering and Manufacturing
ԹϺ School of Engineering and Manufacturing webpage
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- BAS in Operations Management
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- BAS in Operations Management
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- BAS in Operations Management
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- BAS in Operations Management
- BS in Mechanical Engineering
- Gonzaga University
- Saint Martin’s University
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- BS in General Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Concentration
- Seattle University
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- BS in Mechanical Engineering
- University of Washington Seattle
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- BS degrees in Civil and Mechanical Engineering
- Washington State University
- (Pullman WA)
- (Tri-Cities, WA)
- , (Pullman, WA)
- Pullman, Everett, Bremerton and Tri-Cities
- ԹϺ
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Design
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- BAS in Operations Management
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- BAS in Operations Management
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- BAS in Operations Management
School of Health Sciences
ԹϺ School of Health Sciences webpage
- Bellevue College
- ԹϺ
- BAS in Public Health
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- BA in Health Counseling & Psychology
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- BA in Psychology (online only)
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- BAS in Information Technology and Applied Management (offered online, on campus at ԹϺ, in Lynnwood, and Des Moines)
- City University
- (online only)
- (online only)
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- BAS in Child, Youth and Family Studies
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- BABS in Youth Development
- Seattle Central College
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- Upside Down degree, Olympia and Tacoma, WA
- (Seattle, WA)
- (Pullman, WA)
- ԹϺ
- BAS in Public Health
- Bellevue College
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- BS in Public Health
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- BS in Healthcare Administration
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- BS in Healthcare Administration
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- BA in Health Services Administration
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- BAS in Allied Health
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- BAS in Health Information Management
- ԹϺ
- BAS in Public Health
- Bellevue College
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- BAS in Allied Health
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- BAS in Health Information Management
The following colleges and universities offer RN to BSN degrees.
- (online available)
- (online only)
- ԹϺ
- BAS in Public Health
- Bellevue College
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- BAS in Allied Health
The following colleges offer BS degrees in Nursing. For Public Health degree options see Health Sciences AAS-T.
- (Seattle, WA)
- (Nursing program in Portland, OR)
- (multiple locations)
- ԹϺ
- BAS in Public Health
- Bellevue College
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- BAS in Allied Health
Master's Degree
- Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT)
School of IT
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- BS in Electrical Engineering
- Gonzaga University
- University of Washington Bothell
- University of Washington Seattle
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- BS in Computer Engineering
- Washington State University
- (Pullman and Everett locations)
- Western Washington University
- (Seattle, WA)
- (Pullman, WA)
- (online only)
Some degrees below require more than 20 credits of academic coursework for admission, making the AAS-T degree a better choice for transfer.
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- BAS in Information Technology and Applied Management (offered online, on campus at ԹϺ, in Lynnwood, and Des Moines)
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- BS in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance
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- BAS in Cyber Security
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- BS in Applied Technology (Online option)
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- BAS in Information Technology: Network Administration and Security
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- BAS in Cyber Security and Forensics
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- BAS in Information Systems
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- BAS in Information Technology: Networking
- Spokane Falls Community College
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- BS in Information Technology (online only)
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- Several degree options (Online only)
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- BS in Cybersecurity
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- BAS in Information Technology: Networking
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- BAS in Information Technology: Networking
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- BAS in IT Application Development
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- BS in Information Technology (online only)
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- BAS in Information Systems and Technology
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- BAS in Information Technology in Application Development
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- BAS in Information Technology and Applied Management (offered online, on campus at ԹϺ, in Lynnwood, and Des Moines)
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- BS in Information Technology (online only)
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- BAS in Information Technology: Software Development
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- BAS in Application Development
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- BAS in Information Systems and Technology
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- BS in Information Systems or Information Technology (online only)
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- BS in Information Technology (online only)
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- Several degree options
The AAS-T degree transfers to all degrees listed above as well as:
- University of Washington, Bothell, WA
- University of Washington, Tacoma
School of Transportation Technology
ԹϺ School of Transportation Technology webpage
Other Transfer Options
Transfer to a college or university program that do not have articulation agreements with ԹϺ (not listed above) IS possible, but needs careful planning and may require taking additional courses. Meeting with an advisor early on in your program will help you select courses suited for your transfer.
Without a clear transfer pathway, colleges and universities will evaluate your ԹϺ transcript course by course. Many institutions have course equivalency charts on their websites to help students see how courses transfer. Local colleges and universities with charts online include: , , , , , , , , and .
If you are thinking of applying to transfer to the University of Washington, you may also find the transfer planner helpful.
Transferring out of state? keeps course equivalencies for many colleges across the country.
Washington 45 is a list of general education courses offered at both community and technical colleges as well as public four-year schools. ԹϺ offers many of these courses. Most four-year schools accept that these courses meet a year's worth of general education requirements toward a Bachelor's degree. The largest number of credits that can transfer is 45.