TRANSFER
WE CAN’T WAIT TO WELCOME YOU!
Are you looking to continue your college education in a new environment? We have innovative and affordable academic programs that will spark your creativity. We’re located in one of the country’s premier communities for engineering and computing which means strong ties to industry for research, internships, guest speakers, and jobs. With an SCE degree in hand, you’ll be well-equipped to enter a job market with the highest-paying and most in-demand careers.
At SCE, personal attention to students is a priority. Faculty and staff reach out to students throughout their academic careers. All SCE students receive academic advising to make sure they register for the right courses and remain on track for graduation.
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
Transferring from one university to another can be complicated, but not at UMKC. We’ll do our best to keep the process simple for you. Review the admission requirements for transfer students below and contact us if you have any questions.
TOEFL scores are required for international students without prior U.S. degrees. Scores and applications will be considered by the academic departments.
| Degree Program | Cumulative GPA | Engineering Coursework GPA | Suggested Courses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Civil Engineering | 2.0 | 2.5 | Calculus I and II, College Chemistry, Engineering Physics I |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering | 2.0 | — | Calculus I and II, College Chemistry, Engineering Physics I |
| Mechanical Engineering | 2.0 | 2.5 | Calculus I and II, College Chemistry, Engineering Physics I |
| Computer Science | 2.0 | — | College Algebra, Statistics, Calculus I, Discrete Math |
| Information Technology | 2.0 | — | College Algebra, Statistics, Calculus I, Discrete Math |
MORE INFO
More information about transferring to UMKC can be found online at the university’s main transfer information center.
CHECKLIST TO BEGIN
LOCAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE PARTNERSHIPS
MCC – UMKC Collaborative Engineering Program
Metropolitan Community College and the School of Computing and Engineering at UMKC have teamed up to form the Collaborative Engineering Program (CEP). Participation in CEP is a great way to pursue quality education that’s affordable.
Here’s how it works. Students start in the Associate in Engineering or Associate in Computer Science at MCC. While pursuing their associate degree, students will co-enroll in a few select courses at UMKC. Once the associate’s degree requirements are completed, students will then come to UMKC to finish their bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Computer Science.
What are the benefits?
- Two Degrees: Students who complete the plan will earn associate and bachelor degrees.
- Affordability: The combination of MCC’s low tuition rates and UMKC scholarships means students can save thousands of dollars.
- Seamless Transfer: There’s no guesswork on how your classes will transfer because we have worked out all of the details in advance.
- More Resources: Take advantage of the academic support, student groups, and career programming offered at both schools.
Let us know you’re interested in the Collaborative Engineering Program by completing this interest form.