Requirements for On and Off Campus Transfers

    We welcome the opportunity for students to transfer into the College of Engineering. Transfer students in good standing from accredited colleges and universities will be considered for admission to the college at the second and third year academic levels. The degree requirement of professional practice experience precludes acceptance beyond the third year level.

College or University Requirements:

Course/GPA Requirements

• All students who wish to transfer into the College of Engineering must satisfy the course and grade requirements of the College. Those requirements are listed under the program descriptions given on the list at the left.

Department Advisor

• At the bottom of each program's information page is the name of the contact person for that program. You should arrange to meet with that person long before you hope to transfer to plan your program of study. It is that person who will eventually say yes or no to your application for transfer.

When to Apply

• When that program advisor agrees that you have completed requirements for transfer, you may apply and turn the application form in to Jennifer Kearney in 665 Baldwin Hall.

General Questions

• If you are not sure of the program into which you want to transfer or you have any questions about the transfer process in general, please contact Dr. Joseph Nevin via Email: Joseph.Nevin@uc.edu or Telephone: (513) 556-3465.

High School Articulation Requirements:

Degree Requirement (Must have one): (Will be verified by reviewing High School record)

• High School Degree or Diploma
• Equivalent GED

In addition, to be considered for transfer from another college or institution, the following sixteen (16) units of high school preparation are required:

Course Requirements (Group A) - 10 units

• English - 4 units
• Math - 4 units
• Chemistry - 1 unit
• Physics - 1 unit

Course Requirements (Group B) - 6 units (in any combination)

• Foreign language
• General or computer science
• Biology, zoology, botany, astronomy, geology, physiology
• Physical geography, commercial geography, economic geography
• History, civics, economics, sociology
• Fine arts
• Any subject beyond those required in Group A