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Degree Works Transfer Equivalency Self-Service, March 2022
Operations and procedures associated with the degree audit process for use by students who are considering transferring previous course work.
Transfer Equivalency Self-Service
For use by students who are considering transferring to a school, to see how their transfer classes articulate and apply to a degree at that school.
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You can begin to use Transfer Equivalency Self-Service even without signing in.
Set Enrollment goals (Basics)
The first step in the Transfer Equivalency process (Basics) allows you to set key degree related goals.
Define transfer records (Transfer)
This second step in the articulation process (Transfer) enables you to define all records (Class and Exam) for audit consideration.
Consider your options (Results)
The Results page offers a set of options to guide your next steps.
- View the audit report
  The audit report shows how the courses you took at other institutions will apply at the target school, along with the courses still needed to complete your intended degree at the target school.
Download PDF
Choose where your customized degree audit information is saved for review.

Consider your options (Results)

The Results page offers a set of options to guide your next steps.

Your Degree Audit Worksheet displays. Elements identified are:

Degree Audit definition (Level, Degree, Academic Year, and Major)
Degree Progress (requirements and credits expressed as percentages)
Requirements (Unmet conditions)
- Degree
- Transfer
- American Institutions
Course Equivalencies

Your next steps are:

Download PDF (your customized Transfer Equivalency information)
Select any Additional options (choices external to the Transfer Equivalency Self-Service application)

Note: The Download PDF button may or may not be configured to display by the institution. Any available Additional options represent one or more external choices, customized by the institution, to meet additional processing needs.