Transfer Information & Services

Transfer Information and Services

A successful transfer of college credits involves careful planning and takes time to develop. The following information can help you through the process. These resources may help you make informed and efficient transfer decisions, as well as help you transfer the credits you earn at GCCC to your next college experience!

Transfer Guide


Transfer Advising Tools & Information

Students should start thinking about their transfer goals as early as their first semester at GCCC. Identifying your transfer insitution early will help you in many ways:cowboy gold
Enroll in the correct courses for your future degree
 
Verify that your courses apply to the desired program
 
Obtain Dual Advising from both GCCC and your transfer institution
 
Meet early Spring transfer deadlines

 

 

Protect your progress by completing the Statewide General Education Package, which cannot be "unbundled" when transferring to a KS public university

 

Understand eligibility for reverse transfer

 

Course Transfer:

There is a growing list of courses approved by the Kansas Board of Regents for guaranteed transfer among all Kansas public post-secondary institutions. Visit the Kansas Board of Regents for more information.

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Reverse Transfer:

Students who transfer to a Kansas public university from a Kansas public community college or technical college (or vice versa) are eligible for Reverse Transfer, which allows for the attainment of any associate degree for which one is eligible along the way to additional certificates and degrees. Visit the Kansas Board of Regents for more information.

KBOR Official Site


Dual Enrollment Credits

High school students can start planning early! Consider which of the dual-enrollment credits available will meet the needs of your desired transfer program. 

  • High school students can take Advanced Placement courses or international baccalaureate courses for college course credit.
  • High school students can take GCCC courses for high school and college credit; General Education courses can help students complete the State-wide General Education Package before they graduate high school!
  • High school students can also take technical education credits through the Excel CTE program, with the cost covered by the state. 

Transfer Tips arrows gold

  1.  If you plan to transfer credits, start thinking about it early — even when you're determining your first semester at GCCC Research schools/programs that you are interested in,
  2. Know yourself and what is important to you when you think about a school (location, certain degrees offered, price, etc…),
  3. Meet regularly with an academic advisor, Know the difference between credits that transfer and credits that apply to a degree,
  4. Know the admissions and scholarship deadlines for the schools you are interested in transferring to, Use the GCCC Transfer Intent form to connect with Dual Advising opportunities,
  5. Complete your Associates Degree first, Leverage guaranteed transfer options, like the Statewide General Eduation package or a System-wide Associates Degree,
  6. Prepare in advance for success at your transfer school —arrange a campus tour, visit with program faculty, figure out living arrangements, and prepare early!

Transfer Your Credits

Planning to transfer? The resources below show how GCCC courses transfer to other Kansas public colleges and universities. Work with your academic advisor to create a transfer plan that fits your goals.

Guaranteed Transfer

Many general education courses at GCCC are guaranteed to transfer to any Kansas public college or university through the Kansas Board of Regents. Visit Kansas Seamless Transfer to view the list of approved courses and learn more.

Reverse Transfer

If you transfer before earning your associate degree, you may still be eligible to receive it through Reverse Transfer by combining credits earned at GCCC and another Kansas public institution. Visit Kansas Seamless Transfer for more information.


Transfer Frequently Asked Questions

Why graduate from GCCC if you plan on transferring?
Graduation isn’t just a ceremony! When you apply to graduate and GCCC determines that you have met all the requirements for a degree at the end of the semester, your transcript shows that you have earned a degree by following a curriculum and that you maintained a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher. Completing a degree says something important about what kind of student you are!
How do you graduate? Do you have to participate in the graduation ceremony?
You should meet with an advisor to review your Degree Check so you can clearly understand what requirements you still need to complete and create a plan to finish them by the time you want to transfer. If you are only a few credits or courses away from earning your degree at GCCC but need to be at the university in the upcoming semester, you may want to consider reverse transfer options. Finally, be sure to submit your graduation application by the deadline. You do not have to participate in the graduation ceremony, but each spring the ceremony is a great way to celebrate your achievement with family and friends. We’d love to see you there.

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