TRANSFER

At Evergreen, a single program takes the place of multiple classes. A program spans one, two, or even three quarters—allowing you the time needed to produce the kind of work that would make any portfolio shine. Most programs at Evergreen are team-taught, so you’ll learn from faculty with expertise in multiple academic fields. Since you’ll take just one program at a time, you’ll develop a close working relationship with your faculty team. And they’ll know your schedule, so you won’t have to worry about a field trip conflicting with a test.
At Evergreen, you earn your degree by combining your interests to create your own unique focus area that reflects what’s really important to you. As an undergraduate, you can earn a B.A., B.S., or a combination B.A./B.S.. We also offer master’s degrees in environmental studies, public administration, and teaching. Here are the fields of study you’ll find woven throughout our curriculum.
African American Studies
Agriculture
American Studies
Archeology
Biology
Botany
Business, Management, and Entrepreneurship
Cell and Molecular Biology
Chemistry
Classical Studies
Climate and Environmental
Justice
Communication
Community Studies
Computer Science
Creative Writing
Cultural Studies
Ecology
Economics
Education
Education and English
Language Learning
Ethnic Studies
Film and Media Studies
Film, Video, and Audio
Production
Food Justice
Food Studies
Food Systems
Gender, Sexuality, and Queer Studies
Geography
Health
History
International Studies
Languages and Linguistics
Latinx and Latin American Studies
Law, Government, and Public Policy
MASTER'S DEGREES IN:
Environmental Studies
Public Administration
Teaching
Literature
Marine Science
Mathematics
Microbiology
Music and Performing Arts
Native American and Indigenous Studies
Natural Resource
Management
Philosophy
Physics
Political Economy and Political Science
Psychology
Sociology and
Anthropology
Visual Art and Visual Studies
Zoology
To find out more about Evergreen’s programs, read some program descriptions at evergreen.edu/catalog
• Academic or vocational
• 10 0 level or higher
• Pa ssed with a 2.0 GPA or better
• Up to 90 lower-division academic* credits (level 100-299)
• Up to 45 upper-division academic* credits (level 300-499)
Academic
For more information about direct transfer agreement visit:
Vocation/Technical
90 credits at Evergreen including 32 credits in an integrated program outside the approved technical degree
• Minimum iBT TOEFL score: 79
• Minimum IELTS score: 6
• Completion of English 101 and 102 with a 3.0 or higher from a regionally accredited U.S. school
• Completion of level B-2-3 at an Education First (EF) language center
• Bates Technical College
• Edmonds College
• Pierce College
• Shoreline College
• South Puget Sound Community College
You'll need to provide the financial statement required for visa paperwork.
This statement will be sent to you by the Office of Admissions and should show that you have access to $43,000 (U.S.) to pay one year cost of attendance.
Learn more at evergreen.edu/international/admissions
Brynn Smith (360) 867-6421 brynn.smith@evergreen.edu
for college doesn't have to be complicated.
You will automatically be considered for our Merit Awards at the time of application.
If you reside in a WUE state*, you'll automatically be considered for this merit-based award. This award is in place of the awards listed above.
Oregon, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Hawaii, and Guam.
Apply for as many scholarships as you can. The earlier you apply the more you can earn. Learn more about Evergreen Scholarships at evergreen.edu/scholarships
It’s
no coincidence that Evergreen alumni flourish in the working world.
Nearly 9 in 10 Evergreen alumni are employed or pursuing professional studies within a year of graduation. Here are just a few of the many Greeners using their skills to change the world.
Carrie Brownstein ’98 is a founding member of the band Sleater-Kinney, co-creator and star of “Portlandia,” and author of Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl: A Memoir.
Photo courtesy of IFC
Monica Hunter-Alexander ’13 is the Executive Director of the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission and author of Justice, Peace, and the Future of the Police: How to Dig Deep and Do What's Right — from the Inside.
Paul Stamets ’79 is a ground-breaking mycologist, author, medical researcher, and inspiration for a "Star Trek: Discovery" science officer.
Emily Washines ’10 is the founder and CEO of Native Friends, a filmmaker, historian, and cultural and environmental leader.
“We have Greeners working on the most significant and challenging environmental issues of our time. Our hiring managers tell us that Evergreen degrees impress them because they believe that the educational model inspires intentional, self-motivated learning—an essential quality because of the dynamic nature of our work.”
– Maia D. Bellon ’91, Former Director, Washington State Department of Ecology
There’s no substitute for experiencing Evergreen firsthand. Our 1,000-acre campus has lush forests, an organic farm, and its own beach on Puget Sound. We promise you won’t see another campus like it. Schedule an information session and a campus tour today at evergreen.edu/visit or call (360) 867-6170.