Transfer students
The Division of Engineering Technology offers programs that allow you to transfer technical coursework from community colleges. You can apply up to 64 credits from your community college courses toward your Engineering Technology degree requirements.
However, it’s important to note that not all transfer credits automatically count toward your degree. For them to be applied, they must align with your specific plan of study at WSU.
Equivalency transfer check
- Visit the Transfer Credit website
- In the gray "Course Equivalency" box, type in your community college.
- Choose your institution from the list.
Math/science
- Search by the "List courses starting with."
- If possible, make sure the class transfers before you take it.
Technology courses
- Search by the "List courses starting with."
- Classes that show up on the table as ET, MCT or EET 1XXX may be used as lower division tech electives. You can use 18-26 credits of these electives for graduation, depending on your major program. If you have completed most credits in this area, concentrate on the math and science section of your transfer.
General education
- Use the "Display courses with this general education attribute" box to find pre-approved courses.
Brian Breuhan
BSMCT, '13
WSU's partnership with local community colleges is a true strength. Personally, following this path significantly reduced my student loan debt upon graduation. I proudly consider my Bachelor's degree from WSU as one of my greatest educational achievements (even holding it as a higher achievement than my Masters).
Brian Breuhan
BSMCT, '13