No matter where you started your college education, WSU Tri-Cities welcomes transfer students! You are considered a transfer for admission purposes if you have attended college since graduating from high school (not including the summer immediately following high school graduation). Find all the transfer admissions information you need to get started right here.
Estimate Your Transfer Credits
You have worked hard for the credits you earned. Learn how to easily estimate credit transfers and which courses to take to meet future WSU requirements with our guide.
Bridges Program for Community College Transfers
Are you a student at Columbia Basin College or Blue Mountain Community College? The Bridges program helps you save money on college costs and pairs you with a transfer advisor who is knowledgeable in your program of study.
Application steps for transfer students
Scholarships for Transfers
As a transfer student, you may qualify for Washington resident or non-resident transfer specific scholarships. Students must apply by the priority deadline of July 15 to be considered.
Opportunities for Accepted Students
Research
At WSU Tri-Cities, a tier-1 research university, you can work alongside respected scientists and researchers from campus and nearby Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Involvement in research can help you develop new skills, establish connections with industry partners, and prepare you for a full-time career.
Student Life
Enrich your college experience through WSU Tri-Cities’ diverse student life! Campus organizations, clubs, and extracurricular activities can help you pursue your passions, engage with fellow Cougs, and find your place on campus.
Orientation
New Coug Orientation is an exciting opportunity to experience WSU Tri-Cities after you have joined the Coug family! Meet with your academic advisor, learn about student resources, and explore how to get involved on campus during this event.
Transfer Admissions FAQ
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