LIT Transfer Pathways

Start at Lamar Institute of Technology and continue toward a bachelor's degree through transfer pathways designed to save time, reduce cost, and support your long-term academic and career goals.

Whether you plan to complete core curriculum courses, earn an associate degree, or transfer credits into a university program, LIT advisors can help you select the right courses and avoid taking unnecessary classes.

Before You Transfer

Students planning to transfer should:

  • Meet with an academic advisor before registering each semester.
  • Review transfer requirements for the university and major.
  • Use the Texas Common Course Numbering System to check course compatibility.
  • Request official LIT transcripts when applying to transfer.
  • Confirm financial aid, scholarship, and admission deadlines with the transfer institution.

Transfer Tools & Resources

  • LIT Core Curriculum
  • LIT College Catalog
  • Texas Common Course Numbering System
  • Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
  • Transfer Admissions Requirements
  • Official Transcript Request

Transfer Pathways and Partner Universities

LIT students have opportunities to continue their education through partnerships and transfer pathways with universities, including:

  • Lamar University
  • Sam Houston State University
  • Texas State University
  • Sul Ross State University
  • University of Houston
  • Stephen F. Austin State University

Students should work with an advisor to confirm how LIT courses apply to the intended bachelor's degree.

Field of Study

  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
  • Criminal Justice
  • Education
  • General Business
  • Management Information Systems  - Enterprise Systems
  • Management Information Systems  - Business Analytics
  • Marketing
  • Business Management
  • Human Resources Management
  • Speech & Hearing Sciences
  • Chemical Engineering 
  • Computer Engineering 
  • Electrical Engineering 
  • Industrial Engineering 
  • Agriculture and Industry
  • Organizational Leadership 

Common Course Numbering System

Texas public colleges and universities use the Texas Common Course Numbering System to help students identify courses that are equivalent across institutions. Students should still meet with an advisor before registration to ensure courses apply to their selected transfer major.

Need Help Planning Your Transfer?

LIT's advising team is available to help students explore transfer options, select courses, review degree plans, and connect with university partners.

Contact Transfer Advising

Dr. Angela Hill
Email: provostoffice@lit.edu
Phone: 409-880-8188
Location: Cecil Beeson 230