For Collin College AAS transfers

Two years of credit.
Here's what transfers.

Use your unofficial Collin transcript to explore a possible UNT Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences path. It takes about four minutes. Everything stays in your browser, with no upload or account needed. A UNT advisor can help you confirm the details.

A short coded walkthrough of the transfer planner, ending on a degree map.

UNT transfer planner

Bring your audit. Leave with a degree map.

Time to a plan~4 minutes
Leaves your browserNever
AffiliationIndependent Not endorsed by or operated by UNT or Collin College
Your degree, mapped

Every requirement UNT will check, before an advisor checks it.

51 / 120 HRS
15 Texas Core 21 Occupational 12 Concentration 1 3 elective overflow 69 to go
15/ 42 HRS

Texas Core

Required state curriculum
21/ 21 HRS

Occupational

Your ITSY and ITNW credits
12/ 12 HRS

Concentration 1

Cybersecurity · transferred
0/ 12 HRS

Concentration 2

Information Technology · at UNT
0/ 12 HRS

Concentration 3

To take at UNT
0/ 9 HRS

Unifying core

BAAS 3000 · 3020 · 4100
Course signals

The catalog lists courses. It doesn't tell you which ones run.

Inferred from what has actually been taught since 2016, not a schedule UNT published.

Likely Deprecated

Still in the catalog, but nobody has taught it in years. Building a plan on it is how people lose a semester.

6 courses flagged
No Offering History

No record it has ever run. It may be new, or it may be a ghost entry. Either way, don't count on it.

14 courses flagged
Fall Only

Taught in Fall term after Fall term and never in Spring, going back years. A pattern, not a promise from the registrar.

Pattern since 2016
Prerequisite Review

You may not have what it requires. Checked against your transcript, not against a generic assumption.

25 courses flagged
Top Match

Fits the concentration you chose, weighted by what your existing credits already cover.

46 recommended
Provenance

These flags are inferences drawn from scraped teaching history. UNT publishes it openly; we read what is already public.

data/faculty_history.js · ~600 KB
Without it

Eight tabs and a notebook.

  1. Open RateMyProfessors
  2. Type the professor's name from memory
  3. Pick the right campus out of the list
  4. Go back, open UNTgrades
  5. Search the course code again
  6. Repeat for every course you're considering
With it

Open the course. Click the professor.

  1. Open the course
  2. Click the professor who actually teaches it
01RateMyProfessors

Student ratings, by name. Useful, and the reason you end up typing a professor's name from memory into a search box eight times in a row.

02UNTgrades.app

Real grade distributions per section, per instructor.

03UNT Catalog

Authoritative on what exists and what it requires. Silent on what actually runs next Fall, which is the one thing you need to build a plan.

UNTgrades.app is another UNT student's project. Linked because it's genuinely useful, with credit where it's due.

Privacy

There is no server. That's the whole design.

Your transcript is read in your browser, not uploaded. Parsed courses and plans are saved on this device. Use Clear data before leaving a shared computer.

Which is why there is
  • No account to makeNothing to sign up for
  • No transcript uploadThe file is read locally
  • No transcript serverYour plan is saved in this browser
Where your transcript goes
The PDF on your computer From your Collin portal
This browser tab Where it is read · the whole trip
Your plan, in this browser Shown on screen and saved on this device
The internet No step goes this way

The PDF is not saved by the app. Parsed courses and plans stay in browser storage until cleared. Website files and external links still use the network.

There is no server, and the browser is what enforces that

No account, no login, no database, no upload endpoint, and what none of it defends against
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Find out what actually transferred.

Start with the unofficial transcript PDF from your Collin portal.

You need
One PDF
You do not need
An account
Concentrations supported
IT · Cybersecurity