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Transfer Credit Re-evaluation Appeal Form (PDF) - George Mason - gmu 2026

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The document outlines the process for students at George Mason University to appeal for a re-evaluation of transfer credits. It details the responsibilities of students in submitting necessary documentation, the procedure for academic departments to approve or deny requests, and emphasizes that incomplete forms will not be processed. Additionally, it clarifies that approvals do not create waivers and must be handled through the Office of the Registrar.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Transfer Credit Re-evaluation Appeal Form in the editor.
Begin by entering your personal information at the top of the form, including your name, date, Gnumber, and Mason email. Ensure all details are accurate for proper identification.
Attach any required catalog course descriptions or syllabi that support your appeal. This is crucial as incomplete forms will not be processed.
Fill in the transfer institution details along with the course prefix, number, title, and credit for each course you wish to appeal. You can combine up to two courses for one specific Mason course.
Specify the requested Mason equivalent course and credit. Double-check this section for accuracy before submission.
Once completed, submit the form to the appropriate academic department at Mason. Remember that forms cannot be submitted directly by students.

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Do colleges usually accept appeals?

Weingarten said that the majority of top colleges and universities do not accept admissions appeals, with some notable exceptions, including the UC system, the University of Southern California, and the University of Texas at Austin.

How long do you have to finalize your transfer credit at GMU?

Time limit for finalizing transfer credits Transfer students must resolve any questions about transferred credits within one year of entering Mason. This includes courses from other institutions or credit by exam.

Can you appeal a transfer credit?

Answer: Yes. Most schools have a Transfer Council or Boarda group of individuals who work together to review transfer credit decisions. If you feel that your previous experience or coursework should transfer, but the judgement didnt fall your way, you may be able to issue an appeal through the registrars office.

Can you appeal transfer credits?

The appeal process allows students to contest the evaluation of transfer credits at a new institution, especially if they believe credits should apply differently to their academic plan.

Can a school refuse to transfer credits?

So, yes, students will generally find that most of their credits do transfer as long as the student is transferring from a regionally accredited institution (most non-profit and state schools are accredited within their region be careful about trying to transfer credits from smaller, for-profit technical or business

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