Transfer Student Plans and Information
If you have enrolled in any college-level coursework since graduating from high school, you are considered a transfer student. We have transfer agreements with many community colleges. If you are planning on transferring into Iowa State, take a look at the transfer plans for the major you are considering. If you have questions about transferring into a major, contact the transfer adviser listed below.
All transfer plans can be viewed in the Iowa State University transfer plan portal. Click on College of Human Sciences to see our majors and view a specific plan.
Advisers
Child, adult, and family services
Liz Harris
2321 Palmer Hall
515-294-8193
lizh@iastate.edu
Family and consumer sciences education and studies
Michale Hansen
1360 Palmer Hall
515-294-7169
mhansen@iastate.edu
Early childhood education
Raquel Zuniga
2317 Palmer Hall
515-294-6316
rzuniga@iastate.edu
Financial counseling and planning
Carolyn Steckelberg
1337 Palmer Hall
515-294-8644
steckelb@iastate.edu
Transfer Equivalency Guides
For more information about course equivalencies and transfer credit, please visit Course Equivalency Guides: Iowa State University Admissions.
Other Resources for Transfer Students
ISU Admissions transfer student website – Hundreds of transfer agreements with colleges around the country help create a seamless transition to Iowa State.
TRANSIT allows you to enter coursework you have taken at a community college or university and generate an evaluation to see how it will be accepted at Iowa State University. With TRANSIT you can enter your coursework and get:
- An evaluation of how your courses transfer to Iowa State University.
- A preliminary degree audit showing you how the courses you have taken so far will apply to a specific degree program at Iowa State University.
ISU Admissions Partnership Program (APP) lets you enjoy the benefits of being an Iowa State student while enrolled at your community college. It’s a great way to ensure a smooth and successful transition to your adventure at Iowa State.
Learning communities are small groups of students who generally take two or three courses together and may also live near each other in the same residence hall. Joining a learning community will create a support group who can smooth your transition in many aspects of being a student at ISU. U.S. News & World Report recognizes Iowa State’s learning communities as one of the top 25 programs in the nation.