OnRamps

• Letter Grade – A student that earns a D- or better in an OnRamps course may count that toward their UT core curriculum requirements.

• P/F – Does Not Take Pass/Fail – Core courses are only accepted for Letter Grades at UT Austin, therefore students who do not earn a Letter Grade will not be able to apply their OnRamps course to core curriculum requirements at the University.

• The University of Texas - Common Transfer Credit Issues

• All transferable credit will be included in your total earned hours at Texas Tech; however, the GPA from your transfer credit is not calculated into your TTU GPA.

• Letter Grade – In order to be eligible for transfer. you must have earned a minimum grade of "D" or above at the sending institution. However, most degree programs require at least a grade of "C" or above in all courses applicable for your degree.

• P/F – Identified as Core, then institution counts it as Core via the Transcript of P/F or Grade earned.

• Texas Tech University Transfer Evaluation FAQ's

• Letter Grade – “Graded Transferrable Credit” does not factor into A&M college GPA, but could affect later on if a student is in a special admission program.

• For example, Dual Credit GPA may factor in during partial programs admission decisions. (Registrar would look at cumulative GPA of all transfer courses to make the admission decision and having a P in there for credit would take that course out of consideration for admissions.)

• P/F – Does Not Take Pass/Fail – would not apply to A&M degree plan.

• Texas A&M University Admissions - Transfer

• Letter Grade – counts toward college credit AND college GPA.

• P/F – counts toward college credit but not for college GPA.

• University of North Texas - Freshman Admissions

• Letter Grade – counts for college credit AND will count in college GPA.

• P/F – counts for college credit but not in college GPA.

• Tarleton State University - Admissions/Transfer Students

• Letter Grade – Courses with a grade below a C-minus (Note: Although the course is non-transferable, the grade received below a C- will count towards a student’s admission eligibility and is calculated into his/her all-college GPA, which is used when calculating Latin degree honors at graduation time.)

• P/F – SMU accepts the grade of Pass for transfer courses with regard to the grading scale used at the awarding institution. For example, if the transferring institution defines "P" as passing and earning credit, then we will evaluate it as a "P" and award credit.

• All SMU students are limited to a total of 12 hours of Pass credits. This includes grades earned for accepted transfer courses. This requirement cannot be waived.

• SMU Enrollment Services - How Credits Transfer

• Letter Grade – Courses with a grade below a C-minus (Note: Although the course is non-transferable, the grade received below a C- will count towards a student’s admission eligibility and is calculated into his/her all-college GPA, which is used when calculating Latin degree honors at graduation time.)

• P/F – SMU accepts the grade of Pass for transfer courses with regard to the grading scale used at the awarding institution. For example, if the transferring institution defines "P" as passing and earning credit, then we will evaluate it as a "P" and award credit.

• All SMU students are limited to a total of 12 hours of Pass credits. This includes grades earned for accepted transfer courses. This requirement cannot be waived.

• SMU Enrollment Services - How Credits Transfer

• To receive credit for a course, a student must earn a C or higher and Baylor must have an equivalent course. Credit will be given for these courses, but it will not apply to the Baylor GPA.

• Letter Grade – Will only accept credit from sending institution transcript that has Letter Grade.

• P/F – Will not be given credit.

• Baylor University - Bringing Credit to Baylor

Students who are considering colleges not listed above can check their college credit policies by speaking with the college they plan to attend directly. It is important to remember that most college systems do not know what OnRamps is, so you would be more likely to get a correct response if you ask if they accept transfer credit from UT Austin and provide the UT Course number.

You can also compare credits between universities by visitng the Texas Common Course Numbering System website. Click "Compare School" and use University of Texas at Austin as one of your comparison schools.  

• Letter Grade – college credit earned and counts toward college GPA. Grade Transfers at OSU preferred transfer option for course credit per the University.

• P/F – will give credit, but will not factor into college GPA. Considered equivalent to CLEP at OSU.

• OSU College Credit Transfer Guidelines

• Letter Grade – counts for college credit earned AND counts toward college GPA.

• P/F – counts for college credit earned, but not for college GPA.

• OU Recommends taking the Letter Grade to help overall OU GPA.

• OU Admissions and Recruitment - Transfer Equivalencies

• Letter Grade – Not counted for GPA. The course has a grade of C or better.

• P/F – Taken as a Pass, but only will take it as P or F, not S.

• Grades earned at another institution are not computed in the University of Arkansas cumulative grade point average. The acceptance of courses for general transfer, whether listed as designated, core, or limited, does not constitute acceptance of the transfer courses or the university’s courses for the fulfillment of degree requirements.

• You should read carefully the requirements for graduation in the appropriate college section of the catalog and consult with the Dean’s Office of the college which will grant your degree.

• University of Arkansas - Transfer and Test Credit

Students who are considering colleges not listed above can check their college credit policies by speaking with the college they plan to attend directly. It is important to remember that most college systems do not know what OnRamps is, so you would be more likely to get a correct response if you ask if they accept transfer credit from UT Austin and provide the UT Course number.

You can also compare credits between universities by visitng the Texas Common Course Numbering System website. Click "Compare School" and use University of Texas at Austin as one of your comparison schools.