Understanding how credits transfer to OSU-Cascades
Once you are admitted and have confirmed your enrollment at OSU-Cascades, we will complete an Advanced Standing Report, which is OSU’s official evaluation of any transfer credits submitted during the admissions process. You will be notified that this evaluation has been done via email.
While we do not officially evaluate transfer credits until you have confirmed your enrollment, we do have tools you can use to do this work in advance of our official credit evaluation.
Doing a self-guided, unofficial evaluation of your transfer credit
Get started:
Make sure to have transcripts from each college or university you have attended with you for this process.
Step 1: Determine how your credits transfer
- Credits from Oregon Institutions:
- For credits from Oregon colleges or universities, you can use our Articulation Tables.
- For two year colleges in Oregon and Hawaii, consult our Baccalaureate Core Equivalency Guide for baccalaureate core courses only (OSU’s general education requirements).
- Transfer guides also provide course equivalency information between OSU and Oregon community colleges.
- Central Oregon Community College Transfer Guides
- Credits from institutions Outside of Oregon
- Create a transcript of credits by using the Single Course Search Tool.
Step 2: Now see how the credits count toward your OSU-Cascades degree
- Baccalaureate core
- Major requirements and minor requirements.
- Find curriculum checklist within each academic program
- Chemistry course transfer website
- Other resources:
Step 3: Please contact us if you have any questions!
The Advanced Standing Report: your official transfer credit evaluation at OSU-Cascades
The Advanced Standing Report is OSU's official evaluation of any transfer credits submitted by you in the admissions process. This is done and provided to you once you have been admitted and indicated your intent to enroll by paying your Advance Tuition Deposit (ATD). The Office of Enrollment Services, with assistance from the academic units, determines the transferability of course work completed at other institutions. The petitions below provide an opportunity for the student and/or academic unit to inquiry changes to the articulation for transfer courses and/or request articulations for courses taken at a non-regionally accredited college.
Students will connect with their academic advisor if they are considering petition a course for substitution.