At Vermont State University, we are committed to meeting you where you are on your educational journey. When you’re ready to complete your degree – whether in person or online – we’re ready to help you reach your goal.
We welcome applications from students joining Vermont State for the first time, as well as scholars returning to complete their studies. If you earned college credit after high school graduation or after earning your GED, you are considered a transfer student. Many types of transfer students choose to apply, including students seeking:
- General Transfer: If you have never attended Vermont State University or our legacy institutions (Castleton University, Northern Vermont University, or Vermont Tech), you are a transfer student applying for admission.
- Readmission: If you have attended Vermont State University or our legacy institutions (Castleton University, Northern Vermont University, or Vermont Tech) and are seeking to return to your studies on any of our campuses, you are a transfer student applying for readmission.
- Internal Transfer from CCV: If you are currently attending the Community College of Vermont, you are an internal transfer student, as both CCV and Vermont State are in the Vermont State Colleges System (VSC). To streamline your process, we will waive your application fee and automatically access your VSC transcript. See more information for CCV students.
Where ever your path has led, we are glad you are here now. We are excited to support you as you return to your studies!
Regarding Transfer Credit Evaluation
We understand that transferring earned credits to your program at Vermont State is an important part of your academic journey.
Our Registrar’s Office provides official transfer credit evaluations after admission, offering a preliminary summary of how your completed transferable credits fit into your intended program and VTSU degree requirements.
Transfer Credit Evaluation System (TES)
The TES is an interactive resource for course data and transfer articulation for courses completed outside of the Vermont State College System (CCV and VTSU). Students can use the resource to research how courses at other institutions will transfer into Vermont State University. The information provided by TES is updated and maintained by the Office of the Registrar. View the VTSU TES information here.
Questions?
We understand the importance of this information to your decision process and encourage you to connect with credit evaluation questions. We’re happy to work with you to meet your needs.
