Your technical training counts.
Hands-on coursework from your program transfers toward your bachelor's degree, not just your general education classes.
Transfer to Polytechnic@UofM
If you've earned an associate degree at a Tennessee community college or a diploma or certificate at a Tennessee College of Applied Technology, or an associate degree at Moore Tech, you may already be up to halfway to a bachelor's degree with The Polytechnic@UofM.
Tell us where you studied, and an advisor will show you exactly how your credits apply.
Why Polytechnic?
Hands-on coursework from your program transfers toward your bachelor's degree, not just your general education classes.
You will know how your credit applies before you enroll. Complete your degree that takes your career to the next level.
Our Bachelor of Applied Science degrees build on the skills you already use at work and prepare you to lead, supervise and advance.
Transfer Pathway Finder
Find the program you studied, then see the bachelor's degrees it transfers into. Not sure where you fit? Tell us about your program and we'll figure it out with you.
Start by choosing where you studied. Then select your program to see potential degree pathways.
1. Where did you study?
2. What did you study?
Your potential transfer pathways
Your previous work matters
You can transfer up to 60 credits, about half of a bachelor's degree. Your general education classes count toward our general education requirements.
You can transfer up to 30 credits for the hours you spent in your diploma or certificate program.
Some of your classes count as specific courses in your new degree. The rest count as electives, so the hands-on training you've already done isn't wasted.
You finish the rest with us, following a semester-by-semester plan built for your program.
Credit awarded depends on your program and your transcript. A grade of C or better is required.
Next steps
Tell us where you studied and what you'd like to do next. A Polytechnic advisor will review your program and send you a plan showing how your credits apply and what's left to finish.
No. You can reach out while you're still enrolled, and we'll help you plan ahead.
Yes. Our programs are designed for students who work, and many courses are offered online or in the evening.
We still want to hear from you. We accept credit from technical degrees earned at other schools too, even without a formal agreement. Fill out the form, and an advisor will review your transcript.
No. Your plan is free, with no obligation to apply.