Transfer Student Information

The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) provides students an academically challenging environment where they put their knowledge into practice on campus, in Michigan and around the globe.

We are excited that you are considering joining us as a transfer student!

How Will My Credits Transfer?

To learn more about transferring your credits - and what your credits might transfer as - please be sure to visit the Transfer MSU webpage. You can search for your courses by institution or you can search by individual MSU courses. If you have questions about this tool or do not see a course listed, be sure to reach out to your Admissions Counselor or your Academic Advisor.

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Connecting with Academic Advisors

As you explore your options and make your academic plan to transfer, feel free to connect with our CANR Undergraduate Academic Advisors based on your major or program of interest.

Our advisors are here to help you learn more about how your credits may transfer and what your path might look like through your major of interest.

Contacting Your Admissions Counselor

Once you have completed your MSU application and submitted all your transcripts and supporting documents, please allow 8 to 12 weeks for your Admissions Counselor to review your application. 

During this time, if you have questions about your application status, please contact your Admissions Counselor directly. Your Admissions Counselor is assigned based on your current institution.

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