Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering

Transfer students

 

Becoming an ISU Student

Complete the following steps.

  2.  Receive an acceptance letter.
  3.  Pay your admittance fee to the university. 
  4. Meet with your IMSE advisor. 

Campus Visits

You can schedule a campus vist with the Admissions Office and talk to an advisor.

Planning Your Transfer from a Community College

If you plan to transfer from a community college, use the transfer plans for the College of Engineering to find courses that transfer to the B.S. in IE program.

Find out which courses can be transferred in to fulfill the U.S. diversity and international perspectives requirements.

Also, learn about fulfilling the First-Year Composition requirements (English 104 and 105).

Transferring Courses

After applying to ISU, the Admissions Office will review your transcript from the other institution. They will send you a Transfer Credit Evaluation form indicating which courses transfer to ISU with your admissions letter.

Only courses with a grade of "C" or better will be considered.

Not all courses that transfer to Iowa State can be used for the B.S. in IE program.

Courses Not on a List of Approved Transfer Courses

If some of your courses aren't on the approved list, contact Admissions directly at 1-800-262-3810 for a Transfer Credit Evaluation if a course you've taken or want to take while at a different college doesn't show up on the transfer plan lists.

If Admissions evaluates the course as a 100-, 200-, or 300-level course, that means that it is not a specific ISU equivalent course, but is a freshman (100), sophomore (200), or junior (300) level course.

Once you are on campus, you can have a faculty member from the appropriate department conduct a specific review of the transfer course (pdf) (the sociology department if it's a sociology class you want evaluated, etc.).

If you want to know about a course to determine whether you are ready for the next course in a prerequisite sequence, it is recommended that you take the course and have it reviewed when you arrive on campus.