Tennessee Reverse Transfer

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The Tennessee Reverse Transfer Program is a process that allows transfer students who are currently attending a four-year school to combine four-year college credits with community college credits to receive an associate degree. Unfortunately, challenges arise that can disrupt a student's progress toward completing a bachelor’s degree. By completing an associate degree, students ensure that those credits don’t go to waste.

Cycle Opens 6/23/205
Reminder to Institutions to Load Data 7/8/2025
Deadline to Load Courses 7/31/2025
Second Reminder to Institutions to Load Dat3 8/7/2025
Deadline for Bachelor's degree granting institutions to Load Eligible Student List 8/28/2025
Notification to Students to Opt-in 9/2/2025
Reminder Notification to Students to Opt-in 9/9/2025
Reminder Notification to Students to Opt-in 9/16/2025
Reminder Notification to Students to Opt-in 9/23/2025
Deadline for Students to Opt-in 9/30/2025
Notification to Institutions to Load Transfer Student List and/or Course History 10/1/2025
Second Notification to Institutions to Load Transfer Student List and/or Course History 10/15/2025
Deadline to Load Course Equivalencies, Course History, and Transfer Student list 10/27/2025
Degree Audit Starts 10/28/2025
Deadline for Outcomes 12/16/2025

This subcouncil focuses on the advancement of the effectiveness of the Tennessee Reverse Transfer Program, which allows students who started their postsecondary education at a Tennessee Community College to receive an Associate Degree after they’ve transferred to a four-year university. The subcouncil will have oversight of the Reverse Transfer process and policies and will review the policy and its impact annually. As of January 2023, THEC is responsible for the centralized administration and coordination of The Tennessee Reverse Transfer
System (TRTS) for the state.  

     

Contact:

Dr. Tracy T. Comer
Senior Director of Articulation & Transfer
Ph: (615) 925-1992
tracy.comer@tn.gov