DTA 1TT: Transfer credit accepted within the restrictions of the Direct Transfer Agreement (AA-DTA, 15 credits max) or Associate of Science-Transfer (AS-T, 5 credits max) degrees.TRAN 1TT: Transfer courses that do not correspond to any one WWU department/major but may be used in the general elective area.These courses may not be used as electives in the major or minor ENGL 1TT): Transfer courses that have no WWU equivalent but a) correspond with a WWU department/major and b) may be used in the general elective area. ENGL 1XX): Transfer courses that have no WWU equivalent but correspond with a WWU department/major and may be used as electives in the major or minor, if needed Transfer coursework completed prior to that time has been evaluated as accurately as possible and will appear as if it was earned in 1998. Western's online catalog was created Fall Quarter, 1998.All credits earned at the lower division level will transfer as lower division credit, even if the course is equivalent in content to an upper division WWU course.Semester credit hours are converted to quarter credit hours by multiplying by 1.5.The number of credits earned for an accepted transfer course will be used even if the number of credits for the equivalent course at Western differs.To find out if Western has received a transcript, students may check their Confirmed Student Portal. Students should email and include name, W number, and specific question. Any questions about how courses were accepted should be directed to Admissions Office. Those transfer courses satisfying a GUR at Western will have the GUR attribute listed in the far right column.Р”Р„ maximum of 105 credits at the 100-200 level can be applied toward earning a degree at Western.

These grades do not affect a studentРІР‚в„ўs Western GPA, but may be considered by departments when determining eligibility to declare the major. Grades earned at another institution will show up on the TER with a РІР‚ВTРІР‚в„ў. Regardless of whether these courses apply toward a major or minor, they do count toward the 180 credits needed for graduation. Students should contact the academic department to find out whether these courses may be used as a prerequisite or toward a major or minor. These courses may or may not count toward a major or minor. For these courses, there is no equivalent course taught at Western within that discipline. Transfer courses with an equivalent ending in XX or TT.Taking a course at Western that appears in the right-hand column will be considered a repeat and you will lose your transfer credit for that course. Transfer courses with exact course equivalents at Western.If you have earned a degree such as an Associate Degree with Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA), it will show up under the institution name, as in this example with Whatcom Community College. The WWU Equivalent Courses are listed in the right column. The name of the transfer college or institution and courses from that college are listed in the left column.Helpful info for students who are bringing in transfer credits from Running Start, AP, IB, or College in the High School, or other colleges: ( Transfer Course Equivalency Report Example)

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