LIMITATIONS ON TRANSFER AND CORRESPONDENCE COURSES

Transfer credit recommendations must be initiated by the graduate program faculty advisor and are subject to approval by the dean of the Graduate School. The university may accept up to 12 credit hours of graduate coursework from an accredited institution, including coursework completed as part of a previously awarded degree. Graduate certificates and micro-credentials earned at A&M–Central Texas are exempt from this 12-hour transfer limit.

Transferred coursework must be recorded in semester credit hours or converted accordingly. Only courses with a letter grade of A or B will be considered for transfer; courses with non-letter grades (e.g., CR, P, S, U) are not eligible. Academic work completed through correspondence courses—defined as courses without direct faculty interaction—cannot be applied toward graduate degree programs.

Any transfer credits older than six years at the time of graduation will not be counted toward degree requirements.