Undergraduate Student Transfer Credit
Transferring Credit from Another College/University
Undergraduate students who have completed work at other educational institutions may be entitled to transfer credit by presenting official transcripts from those institutions to be evaluated by the Registrar’s Office. Coursework may be applied to general education (Cornerstone Core) and/or major/minor requirements, or may transfer as elective credit. Certain criteria must be met in the transfer credit evaluation. See the academic handbook for the university transfer credit policy.
Sending Your Undergraduate Transfer Credit
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Order an official transcript from the institution from which you earned the credit to be sent directly to George Fox University - Registrar's office.
Electronically to: registrar@georgefox.edu
Or mail to:
Registrar's Office
George Fox University
414 N. Meridian St. #6189
Newberg, OR 97132 -
When we receive the transcript it can take a couple weeks for us to process, evaluate and post your transfer credit. Once we do, we'll send you a confirmation email.
Undergraduate Transfer Credit Equivalencies & Evaluation
You can find some established undergraduate transfer equivalencies through the College Source Transfer Equivalency System. Several schools are listed here.
If the school you intend to transfer credits from is not listed:
- Prospective undergraduate transfer students: Contact your transfer admission counselor.
- Current traditional undergraduate students: Please complete the Transfer Evaluation Request Form. You will receive an email within a few days to let you know if the credits would be accepted and how the coursework would transfer.
Undergraduate Transfer Guide & Articulation
Transfer Guides for Cornerstore Core
Transfer Articulation Agreements
These guides show courses you could take at the schools listed below in order to fulfill the George Fox general education requirements.
Alternative Credit
Learn about alternative ways to earn credit, including Advanced Placement (AP), CLEP, International Baccalaureate (IB) and foreign language proficiencies.