Will My Credits Transfer?

Only accredited community college and university credits are accepted. The University of Louisiana at Lafayette does not accept credits from vocational, special program, or business schools.

All courses and grades from an accredited college or university will transfer and be used in your total hours attempted, earned, and cumulative GPA. These totals will be used for financial aid status, scholarship requirements, and academic status. However, all credits will not necessarily satisfy the requirements for your specific major. Transferable credits for degree requirements will be determined by the dean's office of your major at the beginning of your academic journey at the University.

Transfer Equivalency

The Transfer Credit Team facilitates all transfer credit evaluations for prospective and current UL Lafayette students. Transfer credit includes courses, AP, CLEP, dual enrollment, and military credit. The Transfer Evaluation System (TES) will assist you in reviewing what transfer work the University will accept. Evaluated courses from over 1600 institutions already exist in TES. Courses not found in either system have not yet been reviewed. The system is updated daily with newly evaluated courses.

Transfer Evaluation System (TES) allows you to select your transfer institution and see all courses that have an equivalent at UL Lafayette.

Disclaimer: TES is designed to identify potential transfer credit from other academic institutions, though credit is not guaranteed to be awarded. All students wishing to receive transfer credit toward a degree at UL Lafayette must have an official transfer credit evaluation performed by the university. All information contained within this database is subject to change at any time without prior notification.

Transfer Credit Examples:

Direct Equivalent - If a transfer course is considered as a direct equivalent to a UL course, the course will be given the corresponding UL course number.

ENGL 1010 Rhetoric and Composition = ENGL101 English Composition

Elective Equivalent - If a transfer course does not have a direct equivalent but UL Lafayette offers an equivalent discipline, the course equivalent assigned is the course subject within the discipline and a number identifying the level of the course followed by xx.

ENGL 2035 American Major Writers = ENGL 2XX Major American Writers.

General Elective - If a transfer course has no direct equivalent and UL Lafayette does not offer an equivalent discipline. The course equivalent assigned is the course subject ELEC, and a number identifying the level of the course followed by xx.

CMGT 121 Construction Material and Methods = ELEC 1xx Construction Material and Methods.

Beginning in Fall 2009, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette created an articulation agreement with the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts to award students college credit in select courses.

Any LSMSA student can take the approved courses and earn UL Lafayette credit. The requirements for select courses are outlined in the articulation agreement.

For a comparison of courses between Louisiana colleges and universities, please refer to the Master Course Articulation Matrix on the Board of Regents website.