At WSU, the following procedures are used to ensure every veteran receives the maximum amount of college credit for military training possible.
WSU evaluates every military transcript received from active duty military and veterans pursuing a WSU education.
WSU uses the American Council on Education (ACE) “A Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services” as a guide. ACE translates military courses and occupations into academic credit recommendations, and provides guidelines to interpret and recommend credit for college courses.
ACE recommendations for the amount and level of credit (upper or lower division) are followed if the military course is applicable to university or departmental regulations.
ACE credits on transcripts that do not match any courses in any degree of pursuit may be accepted as elective credits if applicable to the student’s degree program
DANTES Credit: Credit for DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSSTs) will be granted for college-level academic subjects (non-vocational/technical courses) using the minimum score and credit amount recommendations of the American Council on Education. Please see Academic Regulation 16 for more details.
Military credit awarded from a Joint Services Transcript (JST), Air University, and DANTES test credit is limited to a maximum of thirty [30] semester credits per Academic Regulation 16.
DANTES/DSST Exams and Equivalencies
Must have a score of 400-500 for credit. Anything below 400 is non-transferable.
Subjects
WSU Equivalencies
Business Ethics and Society
ELECTIVE 1XX
Business Mathematics
ELECTIVE 1XX
Computing and Information Technology
ELECTIVE 1XX
Human Resource Management
ELECTIVE 1XX
Introduction to Business
ELECTIVE 1XX
Management Information Systems
ELECTIVE 1XX
Money and Banking
ELECTIVE 1XX
Organizational Behavior
ELECTIVE 1XX
Personal Finance
ELECTIVE 1XX
Principles of Finance
ELECTIVE 1XX
Principles of Supervision
ELECTIVE 1XX
Business Law II
ELECTIVE 1XX
Financial Accounting
ELECTIVE 1XX
Subjects
WSU Equivalencies
Ethics in America
ELECTIVE 1XX
Introduction to World Religions
UCORE 1XX [DIVR]
Principles of Advanced English Composition
ELECTIVE 1XX
Principles of Public Speaking
COM 3XX
Race
ELECTIVE 1XX
Environment and Humanity
ELECTIVE 1XX
Subjects
WSU Equivalencies
Fundamentals of College Algebra
ELECTIVE 1XX
Math for Liberal Arts
ELECTIVE 1XX
Principles of Statistics
ELECTIVE 1XX
Subjects
WSU Equivalencies
Astronomy
ASTRONOM 1XX [PSCI]
Environmental Science
ELECTIVE 1XX
Health & Human Development
ELECTIVE 1XX
Intro to Geology
ELECTIVE 1XX
Here's to Your Health
ELECTIVE 1XX
Physical Geology
ELECTIVE 1XX
Principles of Physical Sciences
ELECTIVE 1XX
Subjects
WSU Equivalencies
A History of the Vietnam War
HISTORY 1XX [HUM]
Art of the Western World
UCORE 1XX [ARTS]
Criminal Justice
ELECTIVE 1XX
Foundations of Education
ELECTIVE 1XX
Fundamentals of Counseling
ELECTIVE 1XX
General Anthropology
ELECTIVE 1XX
History of the Soviet Union
HISTORY 3XX [HUM]
Introduction to Geography
ELECTIVE 1XX
Introduction to Law Enforcement
ELECTIVE 1XX
Lifespan Developmental Psychology
ELECTIVE 1XX
Substance Abuse
ELECTIVE 3XX
The Civil War and Reconstruction
ELECTIVE 1XX
Human Geography
ELECTIVE 1XX
Intro to the Modern Mid East
ELECTIVE 1XX
Western Europe Since 1945
ELECTIVE 1XX
Subjects
WSU Equivalencies
Ethics in Technology
ELECTIVE 1XX
Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
ELECTIVE 3XX
Technical Writing
ELECTIVE 1XX
Intro to Computing
ELECTIVE 1XX
Subjects
WSU Equivalencies
DANTES/DSST 100-Level Elective
ELECTIVE 1XX
DANTES/DSST 300-Level Elective
ELECTIVE 3XX
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can military credit transcripts be accessed?
Official transcripts for Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy active duty, reserve, and veterans can be requested Joint Services Transcript (JST) website. JST account registration is required to request official transcripts.
Please Note: Military transcripts may also list College Level Test Scores such as DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSST) or Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT), and credit can be awarded based on the American Council of Education (ACE) recommendation. College Level Examination Program (CLEP) scores may also be evaluated off these transcripts.