Transfer Credit

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The front entrance with parking at the UMKC Administrative Center is closed for construction. Please use the entrances on the east, south and north ends of building. The Office of Admissions and UMKC Central will be relocating to their new offices in Atterbury Student Success Center from July 27 to August 14. Walk-in services may be limited or not available during that time.

Evaluate Your Credits

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Sign Up for Transferology

Transferology, a nationwide network designed to help you explore your college transfer options, is a streamlined way of finding answers to questions about your college transfer.

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Run a Degree Audit

Learn which courses you have covered and those you still need to take by reviewing UMKC's general education requirements and running an unofficial degree audit to plan your course of study.

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View Your Transfer Guide

If you attend a local community college, your program may be outlined in our transfer guides. Discover how your community college courses fit into your UMKC degree plan.

More Transfer Credit Opportunities

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Dual Degree

Complete an associate degree at one of our community college partners, then transfer to your chosen program at UMKC to earn a bachelor's degree in just two additional years, with a renewable transfer scholarship up to $3,500 for eligible students.

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Associate Degree

Did you know your UMKC coursework can apply toward your degree at a Missouri community college or Johnson County Community College? With reverse transfer, the courses you take toward your bachelor's degree at UMKC can help you earn your associate degree.

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Veterans and Active Military

U.S. veterans and members of the military will follow the admissions process based on the number of credit hours they have. Use the Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services to estimate your credit.

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International Students

International students transferring from a college or university located outside the United States should contact International Student and Scholar Services to learn how your credits will transfer.

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