Transferology

Transferring to Walsh University?

Transfer student admission requirements

• Completed application for admission
• Official final high school transcript
• Official transcripts from all previously attended colleges, universities, or professional schools sent directly from the institution

Transfer of college credit toward a degree for courses taken at another institution must be approved by the Registrar or appropriate division chair. Walsh University accepts transfer credits from regionally accredited institutions with a grade of "C-" or better.

• The DeVille School of Business uses the grade earned and documented on the credit-awarding institution’s transcript for equivalent business core and major coursework when calculating GPA for advancement and graduation.
• Pre-nursing, biology, biochemistry, chemistry, clinical laboratory science, bioinformatics, psychology pre-OT, and psychology pre-PT majors who wish to transfer science courses from two-year colleges must earn a "B" or better.
• Grades earned in transfer courses are not included in the student’s cumulative GPA. Only credit hours are accepted and recorded as “TR.”

Additional Transfer Credit Policies

Nursing transfer students must be in good academic standing in their prior program and meet the Gary and Linda Byers School of Nursing admission criteria.

Students transferring technical program credits (industrial, commercial, culinary, agricultural, mechanical, musical, or arts) from a regionally accredited institution may transfer up to 15 elective hours; these do not fulfill core or major requirements.

Transfer students must complete a minimum of 27 credit hours at Walsh University to earn a degree.

All students must complete their final 27 semester hours prior to graduation at Walsh, including at least 15 hours in their major field.

Transfer students with an associate’s degree may qualify for reduced core requirements.

Note: Courses with designations of Diversity (DV), Service Learning (SL), Catholic Intellectual Tradition (CIT), or Themes (TH1, TH2, TH3) will not transfer into Walsh.

Transfer Equivalency Guides

If you would like to explore how your individual courses and credits transfer to Walsh University from another institution, please use the button below to view our transfer equivalency guides.

Using Transferology

Walsh University uses Transferology, a free tool that helps students explore transfer options—whether transferring schools or taking courses elsewhere.

How to Use Transferology

• Create a free Transferology account.
• Under “Will My Courses Transfer,” enter your current institution, term, and year, then search by academic department.
• Select courses using the green plus sign until all desired courses are added.
• View your courses in the “My Courses” section and click “Search for Matches” to see how they transfer to Walsh University.
• Find Walsh University on the list and click the percentage to view course evaluations.
• Courses under “Match” have been evaluated and may transfer for credit. “Maybe” courses require further review.

Current Walsh Students

Walsh students can also use Transferology to see how courses at other institutions will transfer back to Walsh.

• Create a free Transferology account.
• Under “Find My Replacement Courses,” enter Walsh University as your home school.
• Select your term and academic area, then add courses using the green plus sign.
• Click “Search for Matches” to view replacement course options at other colleges and universities.
• Courses listed as matches may transfer for credit, pending successful completion and grade requirements.

Can’t Find Your Course?

• Some courses not yet listed in Transferology may still transfer—our database is continuously updated.
• Request help directly from Walsh by selecting “Request Information from Walsh University” in Transferology.
• Check the Advising box, complete your request, and click “Send to Walsh.”
• A Recruiter or Academic Adviser will contact you shortly.

* The Transferology database is continuously updated. All transfer information is a guide only. An official course-by-course evaluation will be completed upon admission to Walsh University.