Students planning to transfer to Oregon State University's College of Forestry should concentrate on college-level courses that fulfill the first and second year requirements for the major of interest as well as OSU's baccalaureate core. This includes especially coursework in basic biological and physical sciences, mathematics, writing, speech, health, and economics.
Consult the Programs of Study for College of Forestry majors and OSU's Baccalaureate Core for specific course details. For admission requirements to OSU as a transfer student, visit the OSU Admissions site.
Because of the professional nature of majors in the College of Forestry, students who enter with two years' of transfer courses may need more than two years to complete their degrees.
The College accepts college-level coursework and credits taken at accredited institutions. Vocational or technical coursework is evaluated on a course-by-course basis in fulfilment of specific requirements, or for possible block transfer credit. Contact Clay Torset, Student Services, if you wish to have your transcript(s) evaluated in advance.
