Review Your Transfer Credit Evaluation
Transfer Credits
Learn how transfer credit is evaluated, how to view your DARS transfer evaluation, how articulation agreements can help with degree planning, and how prior learning may count toward college credit.
Understand How Your Credits Apply
Transfer credits can help you move closer to completing your CSU Pueblo degree. Use this page to review your evaluation, explore transfer guides, and learn about credit for prior learning.
Transfer Evaluation
After admission and receipt of official transcripts, CSU Pueblo reviews previous coursework and completes your transfer evaluation in DARS.
Articulation Agreements
Transfer guides can help you choose courses at another institution that align with CSU Pueblo degree requirements.
Prior Learning Assessment
Significant work, military, or professional experience may be eligible for college credit through prior learning assessment.
Transfer Evaluation
Approximately two weeks after you have been admitted to CSU Pueblo and submitted all official transcripts, you will receive an official evaluation of transfer credit.
The evaluation is completed in DARS, the Degree Audit Reporting System, and includes courses taken at previous institutions, whether or not they were accepted for transfer credit. In-progress courses are excluded.
How to View Your DARS Transfer Evaluation
Sign in to PAWS and go to DARS to view your transfer evaluation. Contact your academic advisor with any questions about how your transfer credits apply to your degree plan.
Articulation Agreements and Transfer Guides
Use transfer guides and articulation agreements to plan courses, understand degree pathways, and prepare for a smoother transfer to CSU Pueblo.
Statewide Transfer Articulation Agreements
The State of Colorado has developed statewide transfer articulation agreements that create guided degree pathways for transfer students. These agreements specify program admission requirements and recommended community college coursework for many bachelor’s degree programs.
Pueblo Community College
Use these guides to see what courses to take at Pueblo Community College that can transfer and apply to CSU Pueblo bachelor’s degree requirements.
- BSBA Accounting
- BA Art & Creative Media Art History
- BS Biology
- BS Chemistry
- BS Construction Management
- BA/BS Criminology
- BS Early Childhood Education
- BS Elementary Education
- BA English
- BS Health Science
- BA/BS History
- BSBA Management
- BSBA Marketing
- BA/BS Mathematics
- BA/BS Political Science
- BA Psychology
- BS Psychology
- BSW Social Work
- BA/BS Sociology
- BS Wildlife and Natural Resources
Pikes Peak State College
Use these guides to see recommended coursework for transferring from Pikes Peak State College to CSU Pueblo.
- BS Biology
- BS Civil Engineering
- BS/BA Criminology
- BS Cybersecurity
- BS Early Childhood Education
- BS Engineering, Mechatronics
- BS History
- BS Industrial Engineering
- BS Liberal Studies, Elementary Education
- BSW Social Work
- BS Wildlife and Natural Resources, Aquatic Emphasis
- BS Wildlife and Natural Resources, Terrestrial Emphasis
Arapahoe Community College
Use these agreements to review pathways from Arapahoe Community College to CSU Pueblo.
Trinidad State College
Use these direct transfer articulation guides to plan coursework at Trinidad State College that applies to CSU Pueblo degree requirements.
Community College System Guides
Use these guides when starting at a community college and planning to transfer to CSU Pueblo for a program not listed above.
Prior Learning Assessment
Do you have significant work experience? You may be eligible for college credits through Prior Learning Assessment.
Prior Learning Assessment may help students receive credit for college-level learning gained through work, military service, professional training, certifications, or other experiences.
Contact Extended Studies to learn more about eligibility and next steps.
Extended Studies
Phone: 719.549.2360
Questions About Transfer Credits?
Sign in to PAWS to view your DARS transfer evaluation, contact advising with questions about your degree plan, or connect with Extended Studies about prior learning credit.
