Courses taken at another regionally accredited college or university, that is appropriate to UTA curriculum, may be approved for transfer credit toward a University of Texas at Arlington undergraduate degree. UTA operates on a semester basis; credits transferred from a quarter system institution are converted to semester credit hours. Transfer credits are not calculated into UTA’s GPA. All students seeking to enroll at UTA must meet outlined Admissions criteria listed on our Admissions website.
Credit is normally given for courses that meet the following conditions:
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Equivalent to courses that are or could be offered at UTA
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Completed at a regionally accredited academic institution
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Cannot be used to satisfy high school graduation
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Taken for a letter grade (not including pass/fail)
The following types of non-traditional course work will not transfer to UTA for undergraduate credit:
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Life experience and life skills courses
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Remedial, College preparatory, Vocational, and Developmental courses
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Proctored only courses
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College-Level Examination Program (CLEP)
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Distance Learning Programs or Continuing Education Programs