Get Master's Program

This guide provides a comprehensive, user-friendly approach to filling out the Master's Program Transfer Credit Request form online. Follow these steps to ensure all required information is accurately entered and submitted for your graduate degree requirements.

Follow the steps to complete your Master's Program form effectively.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Transfer Credit Request form and launch it in the appropriate online editor.
2. Begin by entering your personal information. Fill in your last name and first name in the designated fields.
3. Next, provide the name of your school and indicate your degree program. This information is necessary for processing your request.
4. Specify your anticipated graduation date in the provided field. This helps the institution understand your timeline.
5. Fill in your mailing address to ensure that any correspondence reaches you properly.
6. Complete the section that asks for your department and emphasis area within the Master's Program.
7. Enter your contact phone number to facilitate communication regarding your request.
8. In the courses taken section, list the graduate courses you wish to have considered for transfer credit. Include the course number, title, institution, credits earned, and the grade received.
9. In the courses to be taken section, indicate any upcoming courses you plan to take for credit transfer. Fill out the number, title, institution, credits expected, grade anticipated, term/year taken, and term/year to be taken.
10. Review the transfer credit restrictions listed on the form, ensuring you agree to the terms regarding credits and grades, and indicate your acknowledgement.
11. Fill in the date and sign the section for your academic adviser, content adviser (if applicable), department chair/program director, and school dean.
12. After completing all required fields, save your changes, then download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete your Transfer Credit Request form online today to ensure a smooth transition in your Master's Program.