Transfer Credit: Army

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Adjutant General Captains Career Course (AGCCC) provides an opportunity for qualified AGCCC resident graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the AGCCC resident course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of AGCCC program at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following course from AGCCC is a pre-approved course substitution for a specific Webster course. Webster courses do not substitute to the AGCCC program.

Updated January 30, 2020

This transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Air and Missile Defense Captains Career Course (AMDCCC) provides an opportunity for qualified AMDCCC resident graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the AMDCCC resident program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of AMDCCC as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following course from AMDCCC is a pro-approved course substitution for a specific Webster University course. Webster University courses do not substitute to the AMDCCC program.

Updated December 2, 2019

This transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Air Defense Artillery Captains Career Course (ADACCC) provides an opportunity for qualified ADACCC resident graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the ADACCC resident program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion the ADACCC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following course from ADACCC is a pre-approved course substitution for a specific Webster University course. Webster University courses do not substitute to the ADACCCC program.

Updated December 2, 2019

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Armor School Captains Career Course (ACCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for ACCC resident course graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Note: This transfer credit is identified to those ACCC resident graduates between 2003 and 2012. If anyone attended this course from 2012 to present, please see the Maneuver Captains Career Course transfer credits

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the US Army Armor School ACCC resident program between 2003 and 2012.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of ACCC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Application of Transfer Credit Toward Approved Webster University Graduate Programs (Webster University courses do not transfer to the ACCC program.)

Updated December 2, 2019

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Aviation Captains Career Course (AVCCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for AVCCC graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the AVCCC resident course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of AVCCC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Updated December 2, 2019

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Chaplain Captains Career Course (CCCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for CCCC graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the CCCC resident course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of CCCC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Updated December 2, 2019

(formerly known as Chemical Captains Career Course)

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) School Captains Career Course (CBRNCCC) (formerly known as the U.S. Army Chemical School) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for active and reserve officers who attend the resident course at Fort Leonard Wood -or- who graduate from the four (4) phase Reserve Component (RC-CBRN) course to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Note: The BUSN 5760 Applied Statistics prerequisite course will be waived for the MS in Environmental Management degree program.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the CBRNCCC resident or reserve component program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of CBRNCCC resident or reserve component program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following course from the CBRNCCC program is a pre-approved course substitution. Webster University courses do not substitute for CBRNCCC courses.

Updated December 2, 2019

(If completed after January 1, 2024 refer to Special Forces Captains Career Course transfer agreement.)

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the Civil Affairs Captains Career Course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for CA active duty and reserve graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of a CA active duty or reserve course listed above.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of a CA course listed above as "Achieved Course Standards" (or Achieves Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from the Civil Affairs Captains Career Course are pre-approved substitutions for specific Webster University courses. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CA program.

Updated March 26, 2024

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army’s (Combined) Logistics Captain’s Career course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for resident graduates of the Army (Combined) Logistics Captains Career Course. This transfer credit degree program offers CLCCC or LCCC graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements. Note: The Ordinance, Quartermaster, and Transportation Captains Career Courses were joined to form the Combined Logistics Captains Career Course and are recognized as equivalent programs.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the Logistics Captain’s Career Course (LCCC) or Combined Logistics Captain's Career Course (CLCCC) resident program or both phases of the nonresident/reserve program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of CLCCC or LCCC course at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the CLCCC or LCCC program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CLCCC or LCCC program.

Updated January 12, 2021

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Cyber Captains Career Course (CCCC) (17A) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for CCCC graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of CCCC.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of CCCC at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following course from CCCC are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CCCC program.

Updated September 20, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Engineer School Captains Career Course (ECCC) and US Army Engineer School Captains Career Course Reserve Component (ECCC/RC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for ECCC and ECCC/RC graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of US Army Engineer Captains Career course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of DA Form 1059 for resident ECCC program. For ECCC/RC the DA Form 1059 must also be submitted and must show successful completion of all five program phases (CCC Common Core, Army Engineer Organization and Operations, Combat Engineering Management, General Engineering, and Construction Capstone/Combined Exercise). All DA Form 1059s must reflect completion of ECCC or ECCC/CR program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the ECCC or ECCC/RC are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute for ECCC or ECCC/RC courses.

Updated December 2, 2019

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Field Artillery Captains Career Course (FACCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for FACCC resident graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the FACCC resident course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completions of FACCC as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the FACCC course are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster courses do not substitute for FACCC courses.

Updated December 2, 2019

(formerly known as Finance Captains Career Course)

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Finance and Comptroller Captains Career Course (formerly known as the U.S. Army Finance Captains Career Course or Financial Management Captains Career Course) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for FCCC resident graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the FCCC resident course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of FCCC as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Application of Transfer Credit Toward Approved Webster University Graduate Programs (Webster University courses do not transfer to the FCCC program.)

Updated March 12, 2024

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Infantry Captains Career Course (ICCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for ICCC resident graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Note: This transfer credit is identified to those ICCC resident graduates between 2003 and 2012. If anyone attended this course from 2012 to present, please see the Maneuver Captains Career Course transfer credits.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the ICCC resident course between 2003 and 2012.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of ICCC as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the ICCC program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the ICCC program.

Updated December 2, 2019

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Maneuver Captains Career Course (MCCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for MCCC resident course graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Note: The Maneuver Captains Career Course replaced the Armor Captains Career Course and the Infantry Captains Career Course in 2012.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the U.S. Army MCCC resident program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of MCCC resident program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the MCCC program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the MCCC program.

Updated December 2, 2019

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Medical Department Officers Advanced Course/Captains Career Course (AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC course graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC program are pre-approved course substitutions for specific Webster University courses. Webster University courses do not substitute to the AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC program.

Updated January 31, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Military Intelligence Captains Career Course (MICCC) and Military Intelligence Captains Career Course/Reserve Component (MICCC/RC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for MICCC and MICCC/RC graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the MICCC or MICCC/RC resident course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of MICCC or MICCC/RC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the MICCC or MICCC/RC program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the MICCC or MICCC/RC program.

Updated December 2, 2019

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Military Police School Captains Career Course (MPCCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for MPCCC graduates (both active and reserve courses) to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the MPCCC.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of MPCCC program at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the MPCCC program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the MPCCC program.

Updated December 2, 2019

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence (Signal) Captains Career Course (SCCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for SCCC graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of SCCC regular or reserve component course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of SCCC at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following course from SCCC are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the SCCC program.

Updated December 2, 2019

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Special Operations Forces Captains Career Course (SOFCCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for SOFCCC resident course graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements. Note: The Civil Affairs Captains Career Course, Special Forces Captains Career Course, and Psychological Operations Course were joined to form Special Operations Forces Captains Career Course and are recognized as an equivalent program.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the U.S. Army SOFCCC program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of SOFCCC resident program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the SOFCCC program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the SOFCCC program.

Updated March 26, 2024

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Management Staff College courses provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for the Civilian Education System Advanced Course (CESAC) graduates to transfer up to 9 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Note: Credit recommendations for graduates of the predecessor program Sustaining Base Leadership and Management (SBLM) can be viewed below.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion by January 2007 or later of both the intermediate and advanced courses of the CESAC program in residence at the U.S. Army Staff Management Staff College.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an official transcript from U.S. Army Management Staff College showing completion of the resident CESAC program.
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the CESAC program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CESAC program.

Updated January 12, 2021

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Management Staff College (AMSC) course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for Sustaining Base Leadership and Management Program (SBLM) graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of SBLM resident program July 1987 to present or the non-resident program January 1992 to present.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of SBLM as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Core Course Substitutions: The following core courses from the SBLM are pre-approved core course substitutions to the degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the SBLM program.

Updated January 31, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the United States Army Sergeants Major Academy (USASMA) course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for USASMA graduates of Class 58 (2008 graduation and earlier) to transfer up to 9 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the USASMA program Class 58, 2008 graduation and earlier.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of USASMA Class 58, 2008 graduation and earlier, as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following course from the USASMA program are pre-approved course substitutions for specific Webster courses. Webster University courses do not substitute to the USASMA program.

Updated April 6, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the United States Army Sergeants Major Academy (USASMA) course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for USASMA for students who graduated from 2009 to 2012 to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy program, for students who graduated from 2009 to 2012.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of USASMA program, with graduation dates between 2009 and 2012, as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following course from the USASMA program are pre-approved course substitutions for specific Webster courses. Webster University courses do not substitute to the USASMA program.

Updated April 6, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the United States Army Sergeants Major Academy (USASMA) course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for USASMA calendar year 2013 - 2020 graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the USASMA program in the calendar year 2013 to 2020.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of USASMA in the calendar year 2013-2020 as "Achieved Course Standards" (or Achieved Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards" or submission of an official Command and General Staff College transcript showing completion of USASMA.
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following course from the USASMA program are pre-approved course substitutions for specific Webster courses. Webster University courses do not substitute to the USASMA program.

Updated June 3, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the United States Army Sergeants Major Academy (SGM-A) course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for SGM-A calendar year 2020-present graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the SGM-A program in the calendar year 2020-present.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of SGM-A in the calendar year 2020-present as "Achieved Course Standards" (or Achieved Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards" or submission of an official Command and General Staff College transcript showing completion of SGM-A.
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following course from the SGM-A program are pre-approved course substitutions for specific Webster courses. Webster University courses do not substitute to the SGM-A program.

Updated June 3, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Air Defense Artillery-Warrant Officer Advanced Course (ADA WOAC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for ADA WOAC active duty and reserve graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the ADA WOAC active duty or reserve course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of the ADA WOAC as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from ADA WOAC program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the ADA WOAC program.

Updated January 31, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Management Staff College courses provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for the Civilian Education System Advanced Course (CESAC) graduates to transfer up to 9 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Note: Credit recommendations for graduates of the predecessor program Sustaining Base Leadership and Management (SBLM) can be viewed in the Army Management Staff College section.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion by January 2007 or later of both the intermediate and advanced courses of the CESAC program in residence at the U.S. Army Staff Management Staff College.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an official transcript from U.S. Army Management Staff College showing completion of the resident CESAC program.
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the CESAC program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CESAC program.

Updated January 12, 2021

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Construction Engineering Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (120A) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for qualified WOAC graduates to transfer up to 6 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of WOAC. Participants can include U.S. Army, U.S. Army National Guard, and U.S. Army Reserve WOAC graduates.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of the WOAC at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from the WOAC program are pre-approved substitutions for specific Webster University courses.

Updated August 3, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Cyber Capabilities Development Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170D) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for qualified Cyber Capabilities Development Technician graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of Cyber Capabilities Development Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170D).
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of the Cyber Capabilities Development Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170D) at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from the Cyber Capabilities Development Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170D) program are pre-approved substitutions for specific Webster University courses.

Updated September 20, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Signal Center Warrant Officer Advanced Course (SWOAC) and/or the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for qualified SWOAC graduates (to include U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence graduates) and/or Information Services Tech WOAC (ISTWOAC) of Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) who have the Warrant Officer occupation specialties of 255N, 255A, and 255Z (specialties 250N, 250A, 250B, 251A, and 254A are included in this program) to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of Signal Center SWOAC or the ISTWOAC. Participants can include U.S. Army, U.S. Army National Guard, and U.S. Army Reserve SWOAC graduates.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of Signal Center SWOAC or ISTWOAC at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from the SWOAC or ISTWOAC program are pre-approved substitutions for specific Webster University courses. Webster courses do not substitute to the SWOAC or ISTWOAC program.

Updated September 20, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Cyber Warfare Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170A) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for qualified Cyber Warfare Technician graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of Cyber Warfare Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170A).
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of the Cyber Warfare Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170A) at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from the Cyber Warfare Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170A) are pre-approved substitutions for specific Webster University courses.

Updated September 20, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Electronic Warfare Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170B or 290A) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for qualified Electronic Warfare Technician graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of Electronic Warfare Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170B or 290A).
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of the Electronic Warfare Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170B or 290A) at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from the Electronic Warfare Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (170B or 290A) program are pre-approved substitutions for specific Webster University courses.

Updated September 20, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Field Artillery Warrant Officer Advanced Course (FAWOAC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for FAWOAC resident graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the FAWOAC resident course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of FAWOAC as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from the FAWOAC program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not transfer to the FAWOAC program.

Updated January 31, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Geospatial Engineering Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (GETWOAC) (125D) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for GETWOAC course graduates to transfer up to 6 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the U.S. Army GETWOAC program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of GETWOAC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the GETWOAC program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the GETWOAC program.

Updated January 27, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Information Protection Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course (WOAC) (255S) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for qualified WOAC graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of WOAC. Participants can include U.S. Army, U.S. Army National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve WOAC graduates.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of the WOAC at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from the WOAC program are pre-approved substitutions for specific Webster University courses.

Updated August 3, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Medical Department Officers Advanced Course/Captains Career Course (AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC course graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC program are pre-approved course substitutions for specific Webster University courses. Webster University courses do not substitute to the AMEDDOAC/AMEDDCCC program.

Updated January 31, 2020

(aka Military Human Resources Technician Warrant Officer Advanced Course) at the U.S. Army Adjutant General School

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Adjutant General School Military Human Resources Warrant Officer Advance Course (MHRWO) — aka Military Human Resources Technician Warrant Officer Advance Course — provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for MHRWO resident students and graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master’s degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Warrant Officers completing the MHRWO program. Participants can include MHWRO graduates from: the U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Army National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of MHRWO program or a program equivalent to the current MHRWO program.
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from MHRWO are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the MHRWO program.

Updated January 31, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Advanced Course (MIWOAC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for MIWOAC graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 6 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of MIWOAC course.
2. Application and admission to the Webster University graduate program listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of MIWOAC at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from MIWOAC are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the MIWOAC program.

Updated January 27, 2021

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Military Police School course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for Military Police/CID Warrant Officer Advanced Course (MP/CID WOAC) graduates to transfer up to 9 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the MP/CID WOAC program including students from the U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Army National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of MP/CID WOAC as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the MP/CID WOAC program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the MP/CID WOAC program.

Updated January 31, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Special Forces Warrant Officer Advanced Course (SFWOAC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for SFWOAC graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the U.S. Army SFWOAC program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of SFWOAC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the SFWOAC program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the SFWOAC program.

Updated October 19, 2021

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Special Warfare Operational Design Course (SWODC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for SWODC graduates to transfer up to 6 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the U.S. Army SWODC program.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of SWODC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the SWODC program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the SWODC program.

Updated October 27, 2021

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Warrant Officer Intermediate Level Education (WOILE) course (aka: Warrant Officer Staff Course) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for WOILE course graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the U.S. Army Warrant Officer Intermediate Level Education program on or after 1 January 2013.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of WOILE program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the WOILE program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the WOILE program.

Updated January 31, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Warrant Officer Senior Service Education (WOSSE) course (aka Warrant Officer Senior Staff Course) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for WOSSE course graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Successful completion of the U.S. Army Warrant Officer Senior Service Education program on or after 1 January 2013.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of WOSSE program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the WOSSE program are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the WOSSE program.

Updated January 31, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Acquisition Center of Excellence (AACoE) Army Acquisition Transition Course (AATC) [formerly known as Army Acquisition Professionals Course (AAPC), Army Acquisition Foundation Course (AAFC), Army Basic Contracting Course (ABCC) and Army Intermediate Program Manager's Course (AIPM)] provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for graduates of the Army Acquisition Transition Course (AATC). This transfer credit degree program offers AATC graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the AATC program after October 2021.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an official Army Logistics University transcript showing completion/graduation of the AATC program after October 2021 OR submission of a Joint Services Transcript showing completion/graduation of the AATC program after October 2021, OR submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion/graduation of the AATC program after October 2021.
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the AATC program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the AATC program.

Updated April 16, 2024

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Logistics University [formerly U.S. Army Logistics Management College (ALMC)] course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for resident graduates of the Army Acquisitions Basic Course (AABC) for resident graduates after January 2003 and up to December 2012. From January 2012 to present, because the AABC was discontinued and replaced with the Army Acquisitions Foundations Course (AAFC) and the Army Basic Contracting Course (ABCC), students must complete both courses to receive transfer credits. This transfer credit degree program offers AABC graduates and AAFC/ABCC graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the AABC resident program after January 2003 or the AAFC and ABCC resident program after January 2012.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an official Army Logistics University transcript showing completion/graduation of the resident AABC program after January 2003 or the AAFC and ABCC resident program after January 2012 OR submission of a Joint Services Transcript showing completion/graduation of the resident AABC program after January 2003 or the AAFC and ABCC resident program after January 2012.
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the AABC or AAFC/ABCC programs are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the AABC program.

Updated January 31, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Electronic Warfare Officer Qualification Course (EWOQC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for qualified EWOQC graduates to transfer up to 9 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the U.S. Army Electronic Warfare Officer Qualification Course. Participants can include U.S. Army, U.S. Army National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve Electronic Warfare graduates.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of the U.S. Army Electronic Warfare Officer's Qualification Course at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following courses from the Electronic Warfare Officer's Qualification program are pre-approved substitutions for specific Webster University courses. Webster University courses do not substitute to the EWOQC program.

Updated February 4, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Civil Affairs Officer's Qualification Course (5D-38A) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for CA active duty and reserve graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of a CA active duty or reserve course listed above.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of a CA course listed above as "Achieved Course Standards" (or Achieves Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved course substitutions: The following course from the Civil Affairs Officer's Qualification Course are pre-approved substitutions for specific Webster University courses. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CA program.

Updated August 25, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit guidelines with the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) provides graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

The current agreement reflects 2017 to present. Prior agreements can be viewed here:

Transfer credit for the CGSC program prior to July 2003 is limited to 9 credit hours based based on the transfer credit guidelines (earned grade of B- or above or other equivalent satisfactory graduate grade) in the Webster University graduate catalog for courses transferred from a regionally accredited educational institution. If any Webster University students attended the Combined Arms Services Staff School (CAS-3), this would be an additional 3 credit hours for a total of 12 transfer credit hours.

• August 2003 to July 2008 (PDF)
• Academic Year 2008-2009 (PDF)
• Academic Year 2009-2010 (PDF)
• Academic Year 2010-2011 (PDF)
• Academic Year 2011-2012 (PDF)
• Academic Year 2012-2016 (PDF)

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the Command and General Staff specific course curriculum with grades of B- or above or other equivalent satisfactory graduate grade.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.
3. Students who have earned a master's degree at the Command and General Staff College would be eligible for sequential status in selected Webster University degree programs instead of being awarded transfer credits.

Documentation

1. Submission of an official Command and General Staff College transcript showing specific course completion.
   (Note to advisors: Actual classes completed vary based on the location courses were taken. A careful review of the transcripts is needed to accurately transfer credits.)
2. For students who complete the Red Team Leader Course, a Memorandum of Completion and a DA 1059 will be required showing completion of the RTLC program as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
3. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the CGSC program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CGSC program.

Updated September 6, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Cyber Capabilities Development Officer (CCDO) Course 17D provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for CCDO Course graduates to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the CCDO Course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of CCDO Course at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the CCDO Course are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CCDO program.

Updated September 20, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Cyber Electromagnetic Operations Officer (CEOO) Course 17B provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for CEOO Course graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the CEOO Course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of CEOO Course at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the CEOO Course are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CEOO program.

Updated September 20, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Signal Center (U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence) Cyberspace Information Systems Engineer (CISE) (FA 26B) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for CISE graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of CISE course.
2. Application and admission to the Webster University graduate program listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of CISE at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from CISE are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the CISE program.

Updated November 18, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence, Cyberspace Operations Officer Course (COOC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for COOC graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of COOC course.
2. Application and admission to the Webster University graduate program listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of COOC at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from COOC are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the COOC program.

Updated July 11, 2023

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the Defense Information School (DINFOS) course provides pre-approved transfer credit for DINFOS graduates to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's degree programs in the School of Communications (MA in Public Relations or MA in Strategic Communications), Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

Credit is awarded for any combination of the following DINFOS public affairs courses:

Course Title: Public Affairs Officer Qualification (PAOQC) — Also known as Public Affairs Qualification Course (PAQC)
Course Number: DD-0504-0024
Location: Defense Information School, Fort Meade, MD
Dates: 10/08-present

Course Title: Joint Intermediate Public Affairs (JIPAC)
Course Number: DD-0504-0029
Location: Defense Information School, Fort Meade, MD
Dates: 06/08-present

Course Title: Joint Senior Public Affairs (JSPAC)
Course Number: DD-0504-0033
Location: Defense Information School, Fort Meade, MD
Dates: 04/07-present

Course Title: Joint Senior Enlisted Public Affairs (JSEPAC)
Course Number: DD-XXXX-XXXX
Location: Defense Information School, Fort Meade, MD
Dates 10/08-present

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report(s) (DA Form 1059) showing completion of the appropriate course as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

DINFOS Courses Approved as Webster Course Substitutions

The following courses from the DINFOS program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the DINFOS program.

Joint Intermediate Public Affairs (JIPAC)

Public Affairs Officer Qualification (PAOQC)

Joint Senior Public Affairs (JSPAC) and Joint Senior Enlisted Public Affairs (JSEPAC)

 

Updated June 14, 2024

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Information Operations Qualification Course (IOQC) (FA 30) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for IOQC graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of IOQC resident course.
2. Application and admission to the Webster University graduate program listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of IOQC at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from IOQC are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the IOQC program.

Updated January 27, 2021

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Signal Center (US Army Cyber Center of Excellence) course Information Systems Management Course (ISSM) (FA 25A and/or FA 53A) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for resident ISSM graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of ISSM resident course.
2. Application and admission to the Webster University graduate program listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of ISSM at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from ISSM are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the ISSM program.

Updated November 18, 2022

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Installation Management Course provides an opportunity for qualified graduates to transfer up to 6 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the Installation Management course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) showing completion of the program at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the Installation Management Course are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the Installation Management Course program.

Updated February 4, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Signal Center (U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence) Network Systems Engineer Course (NSEC) (FA 26A), Information Systems Engineer Course (ISEC) (FA 26B) and the Data Systems Engineering Course (DSEC) (FA 26B) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for NSEC, ISEC or DSEC graduates the opportunity to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of NSEC, ISEC, or DSEC course.
2. Application and admission to the Webster University graduate program listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of NSEC, ISEC or DSEC at "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from NSEC, ISEC or DSEC are pre-approved course substitutions to degree programs listed previously. Webster University courses do not substitute to the NSEC, ISEC or DSEC program.

Updated October 22, 2024

Webster University’s cooperative degree program with the U.S. Army Pacific Command Regional Leader Development Program-Pacific (RLDP-P) provides one program for pre-approved graduate transfer credit. Transfer credit for the RLDP-P program is approved up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of first three phases of the Regional Leader Development Program-Pacific (RLDP-P).
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.
2. Submission of a certificate showing completion of the first two phases of the Regional Leader Development Program-Pacific and a copy of the official letter awarding the 6Z Skill Identifier.
3. Submission of an official CGSC transcript.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following coursework from the RLDP-P (taken at CGSC) are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster courses do not substitute to the CGSC program.

Updated January 12, 2021

(If completed after January 1, 2024 refer to Special Forces Captains Career Course transfer agreement.)

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Officer Psychological Operations (PSYOP) Course provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for PSYOP active duty and reserve officers to transfer up to 12 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the U.S. Army Officer Psychological Operations (PSYOP) active duty or reserve course.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of the PSYOP Officer Qualification Course Phases 1-5 for active component -or- the PSYOP Officer Qualification Course Phases 1-4 for reserve component as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the PSYOP program are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not transfer to the PSYOP program.

Updated March 26, 2024

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Space Operations Officer Qualification Course (SOOQC) provides pre-approved graduate transfer credit for graduates of the U.S. Army Space Operations Officer Qualifications Course (SOOQC) OR the U.S. Air Force National Security Space Institute (NSSI) Space 200 Space Application Course and Space 300 Space Integration Course to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies and select programs in the College of Science and Health, including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

• Transfer credit awarded applies only to: SOOQC, and NSSI Space 200 and Space 300 (December 2010-present). SOOQC graduates must submit an official/certified copy of the courses completion certificate before transfer credit can be awarded. NSSI Space 200 and Space 300 (December 2010-Present) graduates must submit an official copy of a transcript from the USAF Air University reflecting completion of the NSSI courses.
• Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate program listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

• SOOQC graduates must submit an official/certified copy of the courses completion certificate before transfer credit can be awarded. NSSI Space 200 and Space 300 (December 2010-present) graduates must submit an official copy of a transcript from the USAF Air University reflecting completion of the NSSI courses.
• Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Course Substitutions: The following courses from the SOOQC are pre-approved course substitutions. Webster University courses do not substitute to the SOOQC program.

Application of Transfer Credit Toward the MS Space Systems Operations Management Degree:

Emphasis in Engineering and Technical Management

Emphasis in Acquisitions and Program Management

Updated February 26, 2020

Webster University's transfer credit degree program with the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence (Signal School) Telecommunications Systems Engineer Course (TSEC) (FA 24), Network Systems Engineer Course (NSE) (FA 26A) and applies only to TSEC or NSE graduates from May 2001-present to transfer up to 15 credit hours of graduate transfer credits. The credit can be applied to master's programs in the Walker School of Business & Technology; select programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences including the MS in Criminal Justice, MA in International Relations, MA in Legal Studies and MA in National Security Studies; and select programs in the College of Science and Health including the MS in Environmental Management, MA in Human Services and the MS in Science Management and Leadership. Transfer work can be used as either core courses or elective courses, depending on program requirements. Some programs may accept fewer credits based on specific degree requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

1. Completion of the TSEC or NSE curriculum May 2001 or later.
2. Application and admission to one of the Webster University graduate programs listed above following prescribed admission procedures.

Documentation

1. Submission of an Academic Evaluation Report (DA Form 1059) that reflects completion of TSEC or NSE as "Achieve Course Standards" (or Achieve Academic Standards) or "Exceeded Course Standards."
2. Submission of an official transcript showing completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited academic institution.

Transfer Credit Awarded

Pre-approved Core Course Substitutions: The following courses from the TSEC or NSE curriculum are pre-approved core course substitutions. Webster courses do not substitute to the TSEC or NSE program.

Updated February 26, 2020