Incoming first-year undergraduates and transfer students - review information about AP and transfer credit on the Office of the First Year website.Transfer credit requests for advanced degrees at MIT are considered special cases and are rarely approved.Additional approval, beyond that of the transfer credit examiner, is required for HASS and CI transfer credit.If the transcript is in a language other than English, you must provide a translation from a licensed translator.
Transfer credit requests must include an official transcript showing work and final grade.You cannot receive transfer credit for subjects used to fulfill a degree at another institution.Credit is considered with all other academic information in reviewing your application and in formulating your degree program. Graduate students - your major department determines to what extent subjects are acceptable for credit toward the requirements of your advanced degree. If there is no equivalent subject at MIT, the examiner may award elective credit. Although the grade is not used in calculating your term or cumulative GPA, the credit counts towards your Institute requirements. Transfer credit will appear on your academic record with a grade of S. Each department has its own transfer credit examiner who can advise you on procedures and appropriateness. You may request transfer credit for subjects taken before you arrived at MIT or while you were already enrolled as an MIT student. Subcommittee on the Communication Requirement.Restricted Elective in Science and Technology (REST) substitution.17 Appendix: Guidelines for Subject Numbering.16 Appendix: Degree Programs - Table of Required Votes.15 Appendix: Excerpts from Rules and Regulations of the Faculty Regarding Grades.14 Appendix: Excerpts from Rules and Regulations of the Faculty Regarding Degrees.9 Guidelines for Preparing Subject Proposals.5 Subjects: First-Year Advising Seminars.
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