If a student disputes the evaluation of baccalaureate level credit transfer, the student must file a written appeal via email with the Office of the Registrar ((800) 462-7845 X4 or registrar@csuglobal.edu) within 30 days of their degree evaluation being completed. The Office of the Registrar will review the appeal, confer with the appropriate program leader(s), and notify the student in writing of the decision, including the rationale.
If a student disputes the decision, the student may submit a Provost Appeal. The Provost or their designee will review the appeal and notify the student in writing of the decision, including the rationale.
CSU Global abides by the Colorado statewide guaranteed transfer policies. Undergraduate students wishing to further appeal decisions regarding transfer of credit from Colorado public institutions governed by the statewide guaranteed transfer agreement may review information from the gtPathways website for information regarding additional appeal procedures: https://cdhe.colorado.gov/students/attending-college/credit-transfer. Additional limitations on transfer credits may apply. The maximum transfer limit from a combination of all sources is 90 credits.
Acceptance of credit does not necessarily signify that a program will accept the same credit toward major or specialization requirements. Each program evaluates transfer courses to determine applicability to major and specialization requirements.