Transfer Equivalencies

Transfer equivalencies determine how courses from other institutions align with our university’s curriculum, ensuring students receive appropriate credit for their previous coursework.

Find Out Which Classes May Transfer to Ole Miss

Use this page to look up which courses could transfer from other schools and universities to the University of Mississippi. If you have any questions, we encourage you to talk to your advisor to discuss your options.

Reminder: If you plan to take a course at another institution and transfer the credit to Ole Miss, you must complete the Permission to Transfer Credit process through your dean’s office to ensure the course is approved. Students who do not receive prior approval risk not being awarded transfer credit if the courses do not equate to UM courses, do not satisfy degree requirements, are not accredited with regional and/or professional accrediting bodies, or conflict with other UM rules.

The Transfer Equivalency card in Experience can also be used to see courses that have been equated for a particular student.

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Equivalencies for ECON 4170 – Labor Economics

School
School Course Name UM Credits
Alcorn State University (1008)
EC 304 — Labor Economics 3.00
Mississippi State University (1480)
EC 3213 — Labor Economics 3.00
Tennessee State University (1803)
EC 330 — Principles of Labor Econ 3.00
Athens State University (0706)
EC 348 — Labor Economics 3.00
University of North Carolina at Pembrok (5534)
ECN 407 — Labor Economics 3.00
Jackson State University (1341)
ECO 313 — Labor Economics 3.00
Vanderbilt University (1871)
ECON 212 — Labor Economics 3.00
University of Memphis (1459)
ECON 3210 — Labor Economics 3.00
University of Georgia (5813)
ECON 4000 — Econ Human Resource 3.00
GEORGIA GWINNETT COLLEGE (4796)
ECON 4102 — Labor Economics 3.00
University of Maryland-College Park (5814)
ECON 470 — Theory of Labor Economics 3.00
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (5816)
ECON 480 — Labor Economics 3.00

Translate Legacy Course Codes to the New Format

Use the Course Crosswalk to match legacy course codes to the new four character prefix and four-digit number. This new format will be the standard for fall 2026 and beyond.