This course equivalency look-up tool is to help you understand how credits and courses have transferred to the University of Vermont in the past. It's an equivalency tool, and is not a substitute for an official evaluation of transfer credit by the Office of Transfer Affairs (transfer@uvm.edu). Changes happen to this equivalency information regularly, so check back often, and know that no transfer credit evaluation is official until credits appear on your University of Vermont transcript. This is not a comprehensive list of all the courses that could transfer in. This is just a list of what has recently transferred in.  Email transfer@uvm.edu to inquire about additional schools or courses.

How degree requirements are fulfilled

Your academic advisor will determine how transfer credit applies to UVM degree requirements.

Effective Fall 2023, UVM course numbers are four-digits rather than three-digits.  Credit is granted based on when the course was taken at the home institution.  Courses taken prior to Fall 2023 will receive credit showing three-digit course numbers.  Courses taken in Fall 2023 and going forward will receive credit showing four-digit course numbers.  You can use the course renumbering widget to see how three-digit course numbers translate to four-digits and vice versa.  If credit is granted, you will receive the credit whether the course number is three- or four-digits.

About UVM's course numbering system

Transfer courses are either:

• Considered equivalent to courses offered at UVM (the course is assigned a three/four-digit course number in a UVM department and you will find the equivalent course listed in the UVM Undergraduate Catalog) —OR—
• Assigned a generic three/four-digit course number such as 0XX/1XXX for introductory or 1XX/2XXX for intermediate or 2XX/3-4XXX for advanced undergraduate courses.

Transfer Credit Guide

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This is a template page, please click here to access the Transfer Credit Guide.