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Transfer Policy
Change of School or Campus from within the USC System
All USC students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or better on at least 15 hours earned at USC. The earned hours must include a four semester hour calculus course equivalent to MATH 141 with a grade of “C” or better. The majority of earned USC hours must be creditable to an engineering or computer science degree.
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All transfer students must have a four semester hour calculus course (equivalent to MATH 141) with a grade of “C” or better and have completed 30 semester hours or more of college work with a minimum GPA of 2.75. The majority of the transfer hours must be creditable to an engineering or computer science degree.
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An international student is defined as a student who is not a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. If academic credentials are from U.S. schools, follow freshman or transfer requirements. If academic credentials are from another country, follow requirements listed below.
 550 TOEFL (if English is not the student’s native language) and a 2.5 U.S. equivalent GPA. 1000 SAT total minimum (SAT R1100; 23 ACT composite if taken before 10/89, 24 if taken 10/89 or later).
Cases not covered, or of some exceptional circumstances, may be considered by the College Scholastic Standards and Petitions Committee. If you have any question concerning transferring please contact the Student Services Office at (803) 777-4177 or 1-800-861-9527 or e-mail us at mayo@engr.sc.edu.
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The chart below lists Technical College courses and their USC equivalents. The third column lists which program requires the course specifically or where the course can fit in any program. Students at Technical Colleges should consult the Pre-Engineering Advisor at their school for further details. All students transferring from Technical Colleges must have 30 degree applicable hours, a 2.75 cumulative gpa, and a C or higher in MAT 140.
| Technical College Course |
University of South Carolina Course |
College of Engineering and Computing Program |
| ENG 101 |
ENGL 101 |
All programs |
| ENG 102 |
ENGL 102 |
All programs |
| ART 101, MUS 105, THE 101, ART 107 or 108 |
ARTE 101, MUSC 110, THEA 200, ARTH 105 or 106 |
Fine Arts -- All programs |
| HIS 101, 102, 201, 202 |
HIST 101, 102, 111, 112 |
History and Liberal Arts Elective -- All programs |
| ECO 210 or 211 |
ECON 224 |
Computer Information Systems (CIS) and/or Liberal Arts Elective -- All programs |
| ACC 101 |
ACCT 222 |
Computer Information System |
| PHIL 110, 115 |
PHIL 211 |
Electrical and Mechanical as the Ethics Elective, and all programs that require a Liberal Arts or Free Elective |
| SPC 205 |
SPCH 140 |
All Computer programs, Civil Engineering as Professional Elective, and free elective for Electrical or Liberal Arts elective for Mechanical and Biomedical |
FRE 101 and 102
SPA 101 and 102 |
FREN 109 and 110
SPAN 109 and 110 |
Completes foreign language, if needed, for engineering but not Computer Science or Computer Information Systems |
| MAT 140 and 141 |
MATH 141 and 142 |
All programs |
| MAT 240 and 242 |
MATH 241 and 242 |
Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Computer Engineering and Computer Science |
| CHM 110 |
CHEM 111 |
All programs |
| CHM 111 |
CHEM 112 |
Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Mechanical and CIS |
| CHM 211 and 212 |
CHEM 333 and 334 |
Biomedical (CHEM 334 as a Technical elective), Chemical, Civil and Mechanical as a technical elective |
| PHY 221 and 222 |
PHYS 211 and Lab and PHYS 212 and Lab |
All programs |
| PSY 101, SOC 101, GEO 101, GEO 102, PSC 201, PSC 205, REL 101, 102, and 103 |
PSYC 101, SOCY 101, GEOG 103, GEOG 121, POLI 201, POLI 105, RELG 110, 201 and 203 |
All programs that require a Social Science or Liberal Arts Elective |
| BIO 101, 102 |
BIOL 101 &L, 102 &L |
Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, CIS, Computer Science (BIOL 101 only) |
| BIO 210, 211 |
BIOL 243 &L , BIOL 244 &L |
Biomedical and Civil (as an ESM elective) |
| CPT 115 and CPT 215 |
CSCE 205 |
Computer Information Systems |
| ECE 101, 102 |
ELCT 101, 102 |
Electrical, Computer Engineering (ELCT 102 only) |
| ECE 205 |
ELCT 201 |
Electrical |
| ECE 221 |
ELCT 221 |
Electrical, Computer Engineering, Mechanical, and Civil (as an ESM elective) |
| ECE 222 |
ELCT 222 |
Electrical and Computer Engineering Civil (as an ESM elective) and Mechanical (as a Technical elective) |
| ECE 211 |
CSCE 211 |
Chemical (Technical Elective), Electrical, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Civil (as an ESM elective), Mechanical (as Technical elective) |
| ECE 212 |
CSCE 212 |
Chemical (Technical Elective), Electrical, Computer Engineering, Computer Science and CIS, Civil (as an ESM elective) or Mechanical (as Technical elective) |
| ECE 240, 245 |
CSCE 240, 245 |
Computer Engineering, Computer Science, CIS, Chemical as a Technical Elective, Civil (as an ESM) and Mechanical (as Technical elective) |
| EGR 281, 283 |
CSCE 145, 146 |
Electrical, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, CIS and Chemical (as Technical elective) and Mechanical (as Technical elective) |
| EGR 270 |
ENGR 101 |
Chemical, Mechanical |
| EGR 274 |
EMCH 201 or ECIV 301 |
Civil, Mechanical |
| EGR 275 |
ECIV 111, ENGR 102, EMCH 111 |
Civil, Mechanical |
| EGR 260 |
ECIV 200 or EMCH 200 |
Civil or Mechanical, Chemical (as a Engineering or Technical Elective) |
| EGR 262, 264 |
ECIV 210 or EMCH 310, ECIV 220 or EMCH 260 |
Civil or Mechanical, Chemical (as a Engineering or Technical Elective) |
| EGR 266 |
EMCH 290, ECHE 310 |
Civil or Mechanical, Chemical |
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We have transfer articulations agreements with the following schools:
- College of Charleston
- Furman University
- Greenville Technical College
- Midlands Technical College
- Trident Technical College
- York Technical College
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For more information
To learn more about the College of Engineering and Computing or for help with student related issues, call 803.777.4177 (local), 800.861.9527 (toll-free) or click to e-mail us.
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