Many classes at your current or former school may be transferred to KU. However, you must submit official transcripts of completed coursework before a final determination can be made.

KU uses a Transfer Equivalency System called CredTran, which is provided as a guide to how classes at your current or former school are transferred to KU.
However, note that:

• The fact that a course appears in the list does not guarantee that the course will transfer in your individual case.
• After you're admitted to KU, we'll evaluate your official transcripts. Apply as early as possible because some courses may take time to evaluate. You’ll have the chance to review your Degree Progress Report (DPR) at or prior to your orientation and enrollment program to see which courses transferred and how they will apply to a KU degree.
• If the course or school you are looking for is not on the list, we will evaluate those courses after you have been admitted to KU. Keep in mind, KU does not accept any courses that are remedial, vocational, or technical in nature.
• Just because the course may transfer to KU does not mean that it will fulfill a requirement. See Understanding the Codes for more information.

Also, the fact that a class from your current or former school is listed does not guarantee that the school currently offers the course or plans to offer the course in the future.

CredTran is subject to frequent revision. The date at the bottom of a particular school listing reflects the latest revision date for transfer equivalencies from that school. Also, we add courses to the list on a regular basis, particularly schools that send a large number of transfer students to KU.