Transfer and Articulation

Creating a smooth transition to ETSU

Transfer and Adult Student Outreach

Transfer and Adult Student Outreach

 

Welcome! 

We encourage you to become familiar with this website. It provides the information you need to understand how your credits will transfer and may even help with course registration at your current institution. We aim to make your experience seamless and hope the site answers all your questions.

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Helpful Resources

Carefully review the undergraduate catalog for your ETSU major. Look for specific requirements that may be part of the general education core. If you can take a course at the community college level that will fulfill both a major requirement and a general education requirement, we encourage you to do so. 

Explore Dual Admission Opportunities

Ask about enhancing your transfer experience with Dual Admission.

Transfer & Adult Student Services

Connect with our new students office and review their student services.
 

Academic Common Market

Academic Common Market helps students earn out-of-state education for an in-state tuition price if the desired degree is not offered in their state.

Don't be afraid to ask questions! We are here to help you make the best of your transfer experience! Contact us today. 

Apply Today

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Our Mission


The mission of the Office of Transfer and Adult Student Outreach is to provide transfer students with the appropriate resources for academic success, thus creating a smooth and seamless transition for East Tennessee State University students.

We look forward to our  2025 Articulation and Partnership Symposium
March 27th at 9am

with Keynote Speaker 
Dr. Catherine Hartman - Assistant professor of college leadership and faculty scholar at the Belk Center for Community College Leadership and Research at North Carolina State University, scholar at the National Resource Center for the First year Experience and Students in Transition. 

and Special Guest Speaker Dr. Brian Bennett, Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Computing, ETSU
Topic: "Higher Education Meets AI: What's New and What's Not"

To Register for this conference please click here: