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Continue your education after WCJC to earn your bachelor's degree, expand your career opportunities, and continue learning before joining the workforce. WCJC has some of the highest transfer rates in the state; so if you're looking to transfer after WCJC, you're in the right place. Reach out to a transfer specialist for help with the transfer process or to talk about if transferring is right for you.

Pick, Plan, Proceed: Meet with a Transfer Specialist

Stephanie Kolacny, Director of Academic and Career Advising, talking to a student
Success is about taking the right steps at the right time, but you don’t have to figure them out alone. We’re here to bridge the gap between where you are today and where you want to go. Whether you’re planning to transfer or looking toward your next career move, we’ll be right beside you with the guidance, resources, and support to help you move forward with confidence.
Stephanie Kolacny
Director of Academic and Career Advising
  • Make an Appointment

    Make an appointment to go over the transfer process, evaluate universities based on your goals, and discuss how to contact the schools you're interested in.

  • Contact Us

    Have questions? Advisors are available on the Wharton, Sugar Land, and Richmond campuses. Email us at advising@wcjc.edu or call us at 979-532-6388.

Texas Common Course Numbering System

How will my credits transfer?

Course equivalency guides show a listing of equivalent courses between WCJC and Texas public colleges and universities. Some university websites also include transferable courses required for specific majors. You can look up course equivalencies from other institutions using the WCJC College Source TES platform or use the TCCNS Matrix to see course equivalency between Texas institutions.
Learn More About TCCNS

Explore Your Options

If you're not sure where you want to transfer, or what you need to transfer, start with the school's website and transfer pages. Learn more about articulation agreements and reach out to us if you have questions.

 

Private universities may use their own numbering system and it is up to the school what WCJC courses they'll accept for credit. Explore their website and transfer information to learn more.

 

Out-of-state universities can decide what WCJC courses they accept for credit. Explore their website and transfer information to learn more. 

 

Some Texas universities offer a joint admission program, where you may be admitted to both WCJC and the university. For more information about joint admission programs, contact the WCJC Transfer Support Office at 979-532-6516.

 

Transfer articulation agreements are special contracts between WCJC and a four-year school. These agreements say which classes from WCJC will count towards a bachelor's degree at the university. Save time and money by checking which credits will be accepted when you transfer from WCJC to these schools.