Intercollege Transfer
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| Thursday, October 31, 2024 | 2pm – 3pm |
| Wednesday, November 6, 2024 | 11am – 12pm |
| Friday, November 8,2024 | 1pm - 2pm |
| Tuesday, November 12, 2024 | 11am – 12pm |
| Tuesday, November 19, 2024 | 2pm – 3pm |
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Admission Requirements – Non-Computer Science and Data Science Majors
- Current UIC undergraduate students in good academic standing with a minimum cumulative AND math/science GPA of 2.75. Both the UIC cumulative GPA and the GPA for science and math courses must be met.
- Successful completion of Math 180 (Calculus I)
Admission Requirements – Computer Science and Data Science Majors
- Current UIC undergraduate students in good academic standing with a minimum cumulative AND math/science GPA of 3.25.* Both the UIC cumulative GPA and the GPA for science and math courses must be met.
- Successful completion of Math 180 (Calculus I)
- Successful completion of a first-level CS course equivalent to CS 111.
- CS 112, CS 113, CS 107, or CS 109 are appropriate equivalent courses to CS 111
Students interested in transferring to CS+DESIGN, click here.
*Note: CS and DS are highly competitive. Meeting the minimum GPA requirement will not guarantee admission. Students’ GPAs should exceed 3.25 to increase their chances of being admitted.
Applicable Math/Science courses
The following courses are used when compiling the math and science GPA. * Students are not required to complete all courses, however, if completed they will be averaged.
- MATH 180, MATH 181, MATH 210, or any additional 200-level or higher Math courses
- PHYS 141 & PHYS 142
- CHEM 122/123 & CHEM 124/125
- EAES 101 & EAES 111
- BIOS 110 & BIOS 120
- CS 109, CS 111, CS 112, CS 113, CS 107
*Note: PHYS 100, CHEM 101, and Math courses below MATH 180 (MATH 110, MATH 121, etc.) are not calculated in the math/science GPA but are considered for the overall GPA.
Application Process
Students submit an online ICT petition via the Engineering website.