Transfer FAQs

Tennessee Reverse Transfer allows students to combine college credits from both their community college and their four-year institution toward an associate degree.

For more information, visit tnreversetransfer.org or contact Project Director of Statewide Initiatives Nancy Dietrich at ndietri1@tennessee.edu.

The University of Tennessee and the Tennessee Board of Regents work together to assure the seamless transfer of courses among all Tennessee public community colleges and universities.

Any student who completes the courses listed for their major of a Transfer Pathway will have the opportunity to earn an A.A. or A.S. degree from the community college. The student is guaranteed that all community college courses taken will be accepted at the college/university and will count toward completion of the particular major.

Admission to UT Knoxville is competitive. As a result, the Pathways do not guarantee admission.

Please visit tntransferpathway.org or Project Director of Statewide Initiatives Nancy Dietrich at ndietri1@tennessee.edu.

Tennessee Reconnect is an initiative created by Gov. Bill Haslam to help adults enter higher education so that they may gain new skills, advance in the workplace and fulfill lifelong dreams of completing a degree or credential.

Find more information at tnreconnect.gov. You may also contact Project Director of Statewide Initiatives Nancy Dietrich at ndietri1@tennessee.edu.

The Complete College Tennessee Act was passed in January 2010 to transform public higher education through changes in academic, fiscal and administrative policies at the state and institutional level. The CCTA recognizes the need for more Tennesseans to be better educated and trained, while also acknowledging the state’s diminished fiscal capacity to support higher education.