Transfer Equivalency Self-Service

Transfer Equivalency Self-Service

Have a copy of your transcript? Interested in seeing what your degree audit at the University of West Florida would look like? Find out today by using the Transfer Equivalency Self-Service (through DegreeWorks) app. You can enter as many as 25 courses completed and/or attempted to get a printable copy of your UWF degree audit.* If you have more than 25 courses, please select another transfer credit evaluation option, or email transfer@uwf.edu.

Instructions

• Step 1: Access the Transfer Equivalency Self-Service app.
• Step 2: Get started by creating an account (this will allow us to reach out to you regarding your enrollment at UWF) or sign in as a guest if you’re just exploring options.
• Step 3: Complete the academic intake questions so we can provide you the correct audit for your program of choice (please note some of the answers will auto-fill depending upon your selections).
  • Select your term of intended enrollment
  • Select your program of choice
  • The level will default to “Undergraduate”
  • The degree will default to “BA” or “BS”
  • Confirm your major of choice
  • Add a minor (if applicable)
• Step 4: Begin by adding a class or exam you have completed for credit. 
  • For Classes:
    • First search the name of your college/university, and then click your selection.
    • Next, type in your first class by name (and if we have the course in our system) you’ll be able to add it to your transfer work.
      • Once a class is selected, enter the term in which you attempted/completed the course, credit hours received, grade received, and the type of credits earned (quarter/semester).
      • Select “Proceed” to successfully add to your transfer work.
  • For Exams:
    • Select the type of test you’ve completed
    • Next, enter your test score and test date.
      • Select “Done” to successfully add to your transfer work.
• Step 5: Once all applicable classes/exams have been entered, select “I’m all done!” to process your degree audit. This will then show you your unofficial degree audit, which can also be downloaded as a PDF for printing purposes.

Please note that the Save function is not currently available.

*Disclaimer: The information presented is an unofficial guide to how courses may transfer. Other factors to consider are grades received in the courses, the year in which the course was taken, and the major pursued after transfer. In all instances, final decisions about acceptance of course credit will be made by the University of West Florida.