Each year, Woodbury welcomes a number of transfer students from community colleges and other higher education institutions. Transfer students are vital members of our community and help to enrich the Woodbury experience.
Transfer applicants are high school graduates who have completed a minimum of 24 transferable units at the time of application. Any applicant with fewer than 24 units at the time of application should apply as a freshman.
GPA Minimum (unweighted)
2.75+Â Â Â Â Â Regular Admission
2.50-2.74Â Â Transition Track
2.25-2.49Â Â Bridge Program
Domestic applicants are eligible for a Woodbury University Transfer Scholarship of $12,000-$14,000. Click here to learn more about transfer scholarships
GPA Minimum
2.50 minimum for all programs
International transfer applicants are eligible for a Woodbury University International Scholarship of $6,000 if their GPA is 3.0 or higher.
Woodbury University’s Transfer Course Evaluation System (TES) below is intended as a guide for prospective students to view course equivalencies that have been previously evaluated by our academic departments.
TES indicates how course(s) at your current or previous institution(s) may transfer to Woodbury. If a course is not found in TES, this does not necessarily mean the course does not transfer into Woodbury. It may mean the course has not yet been evaluated.
Our goal is to be as flexible as possible while maintaining the integrity of our degree programs. In some circumstances, major courses may require further review.
Current Woodbury Students:
TES (Transfer Course Evaluation System) is intended as a guide for current students who may need to take courses at another institution. Transfer course approvals must be submitted to the Registrar. Please contact the Registrar’s Office at registrarmailbox@woodbury.edu before taking courses at another institution for clarification on proper procedure and necessary paperwork.
Woodbury maintains memorandums of understanding with several local community colleges. Find your major and select your community college to view these transfer articulation agreements.
School of Media, Culture & Design
*Program changes are noted in the individual program bar.
2018-2019 Program Change:
One upper division general education elective was removed from the degree requirements. The major now requires two upper division general education electives instead of three.
East Los Angeles College
2018-2019 Program Change:
Three units of unrestricted electives were removed. There are five units of unrestricted electives instead of eight units
East Los Angeles College
2018-2019 Program Changes:
East Los Angeles College
2018-2019 Program Changes:
East Los Angeles College
2018-2019 Program Changes:
Graphic Design Transfer Information
East Los Angeles College
East Los Angeles College
2018-2019 Program Changes:
MGMT 335 Managing Workplace Diversity is no longer a major requirement. It can be applied to fulfill a management major elective
East Los Angeles College
2018-2019 Program Changes:
Three units of unrestricted electives were removed. There are eleven units of unrestricted electives instead of fourteen units
East Los Angeles College
East Los Angeles College
East Los Angeles College
East Los Angeles College