How to use the Transfer Equivalency System and get approval for classes

Sep 29, 2026

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Step-by-step guidance on using the Transfer Equivalency System (TES) to determine whether prospective courses are listed and how to obtain approval. The material explains where to find TES, how to search by attending university, and how to interpret core course listing examples. It also identifies who approves course “flags,” including specific departments and contacts for oral communication, quantitative reasoning, writing, ethics/religion and society, and diversity. Finally, it shows how to request approval when a course is approved or not approved in TES.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages1

Reading Time3 min

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How to find TES

Online Equivalency Listing

General information about core course listings

Who to contact for course approval

Approvers for course flags

How to seek course approval

If approved in TES

If not approved in TES

FAQs

Where can I find the Transfer Equivalency System (TES)?

Go to www.xavier.edu/registrar, click Transfer Work, then scroll down to Online Equivalency Listing. Search for the university you will be attending.

What should I do if a course is not approved in TES?

Email or schedule a meeting to discuss course equivalency with the department chair or the course approver.

Who approves the different TES course flags?

Oral Communication is approved by Dr. Andrew Zolides (Communication Department); Quantitative Reasoning by Dr. Liz Johnson (Computer Science Department); Writing by Dr. Wendy Maxian (Communication Department); Ethics/Religion and Society by Dr. Myron Jackson (Philosophy Department); Diversity by Dr. Christine Anderson (History Department).

Sep 29, 2026

Upload by hdkawk