The Office of the Registrar in St. Louis conducts the transfer-of-credit-hour evaluation. Once all of your documents have been provided to us here in Vienna (full acceptance), we will send them to St. Louis for evaluation. For this to happen, you need to be a fully accepted student (not a provisionally accepted student who is still missing some documents). This process can take several weeks, so please make sure you send all outstanding documents in as soon as possible.

Transfer Credit Grading Policy

Transfer credit normally includes:

1. College/University - level work completed at accredited educational institutions. Please make sure that your college or university is accredited by the Ministry of your country for that purpose. The University accepts transfer credit college-level work satisfactorily completed with a grade of C or better. Courses completed with a grade of D have severe transfer restrictions and generally are not applicable toward graduation requirements at Webster. As a general rule of thumb,  European ECTS credits might transfer in on a rate of  2:1 eg  6 European ECTS credits = 3 American credit hours. The exact transfer depends on the course work, the hours of the specific class, content and also the grades received for the course.

2. Standardized tests conducted external to Webster. These include ACT-PEP; Excelsior College Examinations; CLEP; DANTES; GED College Level; and USAFI. Because this credit is normally designated lower division, no more than 64 credit hours are transferable. Academic departments approve area exams, establish possible course equivalencies, determine acceptable test scores, and determine the amount and level of credit.

3. Extra-institutional credit. The University awards transfer credit for selected military and corporate training programs that have been reviewed by the American Council on Education (ACE). For information, see this section below.

4. Associate's degrees. The University always attempts to provide full transfer of successfully completed associate's degrees from regionally accredited institutions. When part of a completed associate's degree, transfer credit may include pass/fail courses, advanced placement, credit by examination, dual credit, and experiential learning credits. The integrity of the associate's degree will not be invalidated by these components, and transfer credit will be provided according to existing academic policies.

5. Advanced Standing Credits.

Enrolled freshmen who have taken advanced placement (AP), accelerated, or honors courses may qualify for college-level credit from the University. Students who wish such work to be considered for first year (freshman) lower-division transfer credit should submit official documentation for evaluation, including test scores and/or college transcripts.

Final credit is determined according to departmental guidelines for credit by exam.

Webster University grants credit in the appropriate academic department for scores of 3 or above on the advanced placement tests (AP exams) from the College Board. Exams are available in the following subject areas: art, biology, calculus, chemistry, computer science, economics, English literature and composition, French, German, government and politics, history, Latin, music, physics, and Spanish.

To request your Advanced Placement (AP) results, please do the following:

If you did not specify “Webster University Vienna” to receive your grade report at the time of testing, you can contact the automated AP Grade Reporting Service to send additional grade reports. Please request that your scores be sent from AP Services directly to Webster Vienna with our college code indicated (9131).

 College Board Website  http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/Controller.jpf

To request that your score reports be sent to colleges, call (609) 771-7366 (outside the United States, U.S. territories, or Canada) on or after July 4.

When Requesting Grade Reporting Services: Be sure to include the following information with each of your requests:

1. The grade reporting service(s) you are requesting. In this case, your Advanced Placement results.
2. Your full name, home address, gender, date of birth, AP number(s), and social security number (if you have one).
3. Each year you took AP Exams.
4. A credit card number and expiration date, or a check or money order for the exact amount due. Make checks and money orders payable to AP Exams.
5. When requesting additional grade reports, include the name, city and state, and college code (Webster University Vienna- 9131) of the college you would like to receive your report.
6. When requesting grade withholding, grade cancellation, multiple-choice rescoring, or your free-response booklets, also include the name(s) of the exam(s) to which your request applies.

Requests generally take one week to process.

Webster University maintains policies and guidelines that promote and facilitate student transfer to the University, including transfer coursework applicable to general education requirements. Students who have completed an approved associate of arts degree will have satisfied Webster University's general education requirement. Students who have completed an approved general education program in Missouri (the"CBHE Model 39-credit-hour general education program"), or the equivalent in other states where Webster University holds articulation agreements, will have satisfied Webster University's general education requirement. Completion of the general education program must be verified or documented on the sending institution's official transcript. Students transferring to Webster University without completion of an associate of arts degree will have their previous college-level coursework evaluated on a course-by-course basis for equivalency with Webster University's general education requirement.

Transfer Credit (Graduates)

Transfer credits may be granted for graduate-level university course work from other accredited institutions upon evaluation and approval. Candidates may transfer up to 9 credit-hours (equivalent to 3 courses) into an MBA program and up to 12 credit-hours (equivalent to 4 courses) into an MA program.