Admissions Guide to Local In-State Private and Out-of-State Colleges and Universities - Part I

Colleges & Universities

Strong Academic Programs and Majors/ Minimum GPA needed in transferable courses for consideration

Minimum Admission Requirements

Transfer Math and English Requirements/General Education

Application Deadlines/Fee Waivers

Transfer Credit Limitations (i.e., units, AP)

Nonresident transfer students must meet one of the following admission requirements to transfer to ASU:* *associate degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a 2.50 cumulative GPA or higher *an IGETC or CSU GE from a California community college with a 2.50 cumulative GPA or higher * 4.0 = “A” Arizona State University accepts college-level courses in which you have earned a “C-” or better.

*English: No, completion of English is not required to be admitted to the school. However, English will be required to be completed for all our majors. *Math: No, the completion of math is not required, however math is required for our degrees and some degrees will require a higher amount of math, such as science majors or engineering. Psychology is an exception and needs pre-calculus prior to being admitted. *General Education: ASU accepts IGETC and CSU GE Breadth.

*FALL Application: February 1st (VIP) *SPRING Application: October 1st (VIP) *Application Fee: $70 for non-residents (out of state applicants). *Fee waiver: none for Out-of-State students

A maximum of 64 semester hours of credit will be accepted as lower-division credit when transferred from a regionally accredited community, junior or two-year college, with the exception of some special programs. ASU accepts college-level (not remedial) courses in which you have earned a grade of “C” (4.00=“A”) or better from regionally accredited colleges and universities. The applicability of a specific transfer course toward an ASU degree program depends on the requirements of the department, division, college or school in which you are enrolled at ASU. *AP, CLEP, and IB: are accepted. *Military credit: the military credits are honored and a full evaluation is determined after the student applies to the school. Our veteran’s office is unable to provide a preevaluation however, ASU does accept these courses and will give appropriate credit for these courses.

The 4 majors below require a 3.0 transferable GPA *Business *Engineering *Journalism *Sustainability

To meet transfer admission requirements, students must: *have graduated from high school *earned more than 28 units of college credit *a minimum C- grade is required for all transferable units.

*English: Completion of English is not required. *Math: Completion of math is not required. *General Education: APU accepts IGETC and CSU GE Breadth. Transfer Plan for Cerritos: http://www.apu.edu/live_data/files/3 23/apu_transfer_plan_cerritos.pdf

*FALL Application: Feb. 15 (priority deadline); July 1st final transfer deadline *SPRING Application: October 15 – priority application deadline (recommended) and December 1 – final deadline (may be subject to an enrollment waiting list). *Application Fee: $45 *Fee Waiver: information not available

APU will accept a maximum of 70 semester units from a community college. Once a student has reached this ceiling, APU will not accept any additional units from a community college to meet graduation requirements. If a student is enrolled in another four-year college, all transferable credits from a four year college may be accepted. In order to graduate from APU, a minimum of 30 units must be earned at this institution, including at least 15 upper-division units in the major field. At least 18 of these units must be completed within the last 24 units counted toward the degree. Credit by examination (CLEP) may not be used to fulfill the 30-unit minimum requirement. Students may earn credit through AP, CLEP and IB. However, no CLEP credit will be granted in the student’s final semester. APU evaluates courses and service completed through the Armed Services and may grant credit for such courses. Credit is typically based on the recommendations from the American Council on Education (ACE).

Nursing: *Complete applicable prerequisite courses with a grade of B (3.0) *must have a minimum transferable GPA of 3.0

Arizona State University

APU does not require a specific set of college courses or a minimum amount of units completed prior to applying

Azusa Pacific University

NOTE: Information is limited. Please reference the school's website.

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*Nursing: highly competitive and students are evaluated with the current competitive pool (the GPA for nursing varies).

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Colleges & Universities

Minimum Admission Requirements

Transfer Math and English Requirements/General Education

Application Deadlines/Fee Waivers

*At least 15 semester units post high school to be considered a transfer student. Also, you must be a believer of Christian Faith, you must have at least a 2.5 cumulative college GPA, and you must have graduated from high school or earned an equivalent degree (GED). *Must have 15 upper division credits from department and 15 Bible credits in residence.

*English: None. *Math: None. *General Education: IGETC accepted. Language Proficiency graduation requirement can be satisfied with 4 years of the same high school Foreign Language, completion of 3rd semester F.L. course, or can take a proficiency test. IGETC is not recommended for Liberal Studies as well as a B.S. majors or performing arts (B.M. or BFA). CSU GE Breadth is not accepted.

*FALL Application: Nov. 15th (Early Action 1); Jan. 15th (Early Action 2); March 1st (regular Admission) *SPRING Application: November 15th *Application Fee: $55 *Fee Waiver :Application is free if submitted by November 30 for the fall term.

*AP, IB, and CLEP:Maximum of 32 units can be awarded for all forms of advanced credit *Students are allowed to transfer a maximum of 70 units from a community college. Credits from a 4-year institution is unlimited.

*0 credits with an AA (only online) *Transfer-at least 12 transferable baccalaureate-level credits (or the equivalent) from a regionally accredite college or university. *A minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA in all prior collegelevel coursework.

None *General Education: Brandman accepts IGETC or CSU GE Breadth.

*FALL Application: Two fall start dates. Fall 1-rolling admissions ( at least two months in advance. Late August) *SPRING Application: Rolling admissions (fall, spring and summer) * Application Fee: Free *Fee Waiver: not applicable.

*CLEP and AP: Credit is awarded for scores of 3, 4, or 5 on the Advanced Placement Examination (AP Exam). CLEP is also accepted. *Military: 46 credits for military experience. Brandman accepts ACE minimum requirements on selected DSST exams.

*No minimum units for admission *at least 24 transferable units to waive the SAT/ACT exams

*English: Yes, but can be in progress. It is recommended for International transfer students to take an oncampus English class rather than online. *Math: Yes, but can be in progress and may depend on major. If the student does not have a transfer math completed or in progress, then the student will be required to take a placement test. *General Education: Chapman accepts IGETC and CSU GE Breadth.

*FALL Application: March 15 (fall terms runs Aug- *AP, CLEP, IB, Military credit: Dec) *32 units *SPRING Application: October 15 (Springs runs *up to 70 units from a CCC are accepted for Feb-May) transfer *Application Fee: $65 *No cap on units from a 4-year university *Fee Waiver : Yes. Student can apply for a fee *must meet a minimum of 48 units in residence waiver through the Common Application. *124 units required for graduation *32 unit cap on credits earned from dual enrollment as a high school student

Biola University

Brandman University

Chapman University

NOTE: Information is limited. Please reference the school's website.

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Transfer Credit Limitations (i.e., units, AP)

Strong Academic Programs and Majors/ Minimum GPA needed in transferable courses for consideration

Majority of programs require a minimum of 2.5 GPA minimum and nothing higher. *Nursing: Requires a cumulative college gpa of 3.2. In addition to the 3.2 here are the following prerequisites for Nursing: - No repeated science courses - No more than one "C" in any science prerequisites that have been taken - No Nursing prerequisites are needed to transfer (I know this one is very counter intuitive) - A minimum of 27 College Level Credits are needed otherwise we will look at high school GPA and test scores (i.e. SAT/ACT) & College Transcripts If less than 27 College Credits it's on a case by case basis. Students meeting the above requirements are admitted to Pre-Nursing (not the Clinicals Program).

Popular majors-Business, Organizational Leadership, Criminal Justice, Psychology * 2.0 minimum GPA across the board (Impaction not an issue)

*Dodge College of Film and Media Arts Only 10% of the transfer application pool is accepted. Avg. GPA is 3.3. Aim at a 3.6 GPA or higher. *Argyros School of Business and Economics Business Administration major: Minimum 3.0 GPA is required in 4 prerequisites: Econ 201, Econ 202, Math 170 or 116, Acct 101

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Admissions Guide to Local In-State Private and Out-of-State Colleges and Universities - Part I

Colleges & Universities

Transfer Math and English Requirements/General Education

Application Deadlines/Fee Waivers

Transfer Credit Limitations (i.e., units, AP)

*Prospective students are eligible to apply as transfer students if they will have completed two or more terms of academic work (in good standing) at a recognized institution of higher learning by the academic term for which they apply. *Transcripts are evaluated grade by grade. The overall transcript will be assessed versus looking at a minimum GPA. There is no minimum GPA used for admissions.

*English: English, no. Writing, Yes. (it need not be an English course as long as it is clearly a writing-intensive course). *Math: Yes, and then some. Math through Single and MV Calculus, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra. *General Education: Does not accept IGETC and CSU GE Breadth.

*FALL Application: April 1. All required items due for transfer application, except work-in-progress form. (Note: HMC does not accept applications for mid-year transfers. All new students begin in the fall semester.) April 15, completed work-inprogress form due. May 15, admission decisions mailed out to transfer applicants. June 10, admitted transfer student’s deadline to reply to offer of admission. *SPRING Application: No mid-year transfers. *Application Fee: $70 *Fee Waiver: Contact Admissions.

*AP, CLEP, IB, Military credit: HMC does not accept any exams for credit. *The maximum allowable is 64 of our units. However, HMC doesn't think of it as # of units but a match in the core curriculum. *Any Academic Renewal and Course Repetition will be looked at when assessing the overall transcript(s). This does not ensure it will be honored.

*HMC programs are all competitive.

*In order to waive submission SAT/ACT scores, students must *English: Domestic Students: Strongly have at least 30 or more transferable semester units. encouraged for all majors, but in most cases not required *Math: MATH REQUIREMENTS ARE NECESSARY FOR THESE SPECIFIC MAJORS: Business, Science and Engineering, Economics) *International students must show English proficiency through completion of transferable English courses or through testing services such as TOEFL and IELTS *General Education: Does not accept IGETC and CSU GE Breadth to satisfy GE. However, courses may transfer for credit and some cases may satisfy the CORE.

*FALL Application: Feb. 1 (early priority date for transfer students) March 15 (priority date for transfer students) *SPRING Application: Oct. 15 (priority date) *Application Fee: $60 *Fee Waiver :Yes, on a case by case basis.

*AP: AP Exams are accepted with a minimum score of a 4. *IB: IB is accepted witha minimum score of 5. *Military: Military credit is accepted on a case by case basis. *CLEP: No. - A maximum of 60 semester hours from twoyear college(s) is transferable to the degree program of the University. -Courses with grades below C (2.0) do not transfer. -Policies regarding transfer credit may vary slightly among the individual colleges and majors, depending upon degree requirements.

*Applications to Animation, Dance, Music and Theatre Arts require portfolio or audition. *Applications to Production (Film & Television) and Studio Arts have an option to submit portfolio. Some majors, particularly those in the School of Film & Television, may require stronger records than the minimum 3.00 cumulative average generally required for admission consideration. *Likewise, certain majors (i.e. business, sciences) require some prerequisite courses be completed prior to transferring. Business applicants must complete a calculus/business calculus course that includes both differential and integral calculus with a grade of "B" or better to be eligible for admission.

*24 minimum transferable units with a 2.4 GPA

*FALL Application: March 15th (Rolling deadline) *SPRING Apllication: Nov. 1st (Rolling deadline) *Application Fee: $50 Fee Waiver is available except for Nursing. Contact your MSMU Transfer Admissions Counselor for a fee waiver.

*AP, CLEP, IB and Military: AFTER approved by bachelorette dean *70 maximum transferable units (Units can be combined with 4-year institutions)

MSMU does not have colleges and schools. * Non-Nursing majors require a 2.4 GPA. *Nursing recommends a 3.2 GPA to stay competitive and a 2.7 minimum GPA in the science prerequisites.

Harvey Mudd College (Claremont Colleges)

Loyola Marymount University

Strong Academic Programs and Majors/ Minimum GPA needed in transferable courses for consideration

Minimum Admission Requirements

Mount St. Mary's University

NOTE: Information is limited. Please reference the school's website.

*English: not required to transfer. *Math: not required to transfer. *General Education: IGETC and CSU GE Breadth not accepted to satisfy GE, but IGETC is recommended.

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Admissions Guide to Local In-State Private and Out-of-State Colleges and Universities - Part I

Colleges & Universities

Minimum Admission Requirements

Transfer Math and English Requirements/General Education

Pitzer College (Claremont Colleges)

Transfer Credit Limitations (i.e., units, AP)

Strong Academic Programs and Majors/ Minimum GPA needed in transferable courses for consideration

*A minimum 2.0 GPA or higher in at least 24 transferable units is needed to be considered. *Admissions is offered with a minimum of 35 credits and the IGETC with a 2.5 GPA; or earned an associate’s degree with a GPA of a 2.0.

*English: Yes. *Math: Yes. *General Education: NAU accepts IGETC.

FALL Application: May 1st (priority deadline)applications are accepted yearround. *SPRING Application: December 1st (priority deadline)applications are accepted year-round. *Application Fee: $25 * Fee Waiver : use this code to waive fee: TRNCA

*64 units from a community college *AP: NAU offers credit to students who have taken a qualifying College Board Advanced Placement Exam. Credit is awarded according to the table on their website. *CLEP: NAU accepts CLEP exams for credit. *Military: NAU may accept up to 35 units of ACE military credit from veterans as transfer credit.

For dental hygiene and nursing, competitive GPA’s would be at least a 3.5. Some of the colleges will ask for an application to the school the semester after they start at NAU, but they will be looking at their NAU GPA and not the GPA of their community college.

*Seaver College: Transfer applicants with less than 30 college semester units at the time of application are required to submit SAT I or ACT scores. You do not have to submit both. Students with 30 semester units or more are not required to submit test scores. Must file a Common Application, submit high school and college transcripts and submit an Academic Letter of Recommendation. Average Transfer GPA: 3.37-3.77 *Graziadio School of Business and Management: Equivalent of two years of lower-divison coursework with an acceptable grade point average of a 2.5 GPA or higher will be consider. Current full-time employment or significant prior work experience is desired.

*Seaver College: *English: Domestic students are NOT required to have a transferable English course. *International students are required to submit TOEFL scores or have a “C” or higher grade in English Composition. *Math: NONE

*FALL Application: *Seaver College: January 5 *Graziadio School of Business Management: July 1st *SPRING Application: *Seaver College: October 15 *Graziadio School of Business and management: November 6 *Application Fee: *Seaver College: $65 *Graziadio School of Business and Management: $45 *Fee Waiver : Contact Admissions

* AP: Typically, students receiving a "3" or higher on AP tests (a "4" or higher is required for the English exam) will receive credit. *IB: Students receiving a "5" or higher on IB tests (a "6" or higher is required for the English exam) will typically receive credit. *For a complete list of approved AP or IB course transfers, please visit the following site:http://seaver.pepperdine.edu/acade micadvising/ap/. *Academic Forgiveness: Honored as long as it is noted on the transcript and repeat is completed at the same college

Pepperdine University does NOT have impacted majors. (Seaver College) * Admitted student averages for Transfer Student GPA: 3.37 – 3.77. (Preliminary fall 15 data). *Top 5 majors by number of students are: Business Administration, Psychology, Sports Medicine, Economics, and Political Science.

*Must have earned a high school diploma and completed one or more semesters or two or more quarters of college credit in academic subjects (including the humanities, social sciences, mathematics and natural sciences) prior to the application deadline. *Applicants who have completed at least 32 semester units or 48 quarter units in academic subjects may be reviewed without high school transcripts. *SAT or ACT scores are not required of transfer applicants. *Most applicants have a 3.5 GPA or above.

*English: Transfer students should complete any first-year writing courses required at their current institution prior to enrollment at Pitzer *Math: No *General Education: Pitzer does not accept IGETC or CSU GE Breadth.

*FALL Application: April 1 *SPRING Application: Oct. 1 *Application Fee: $70 Fee waiver: If you or your family qualifies for an application fee waiver, please complete the Common Application Fee Waiver.

Up to 2 years worth of credits- 64 Majors are NOT impacted. semester hours. Pitzer doesn't admit by majors. *AP/IB: Up to 16 semester hours of AP or IB. *CLEP: No. *Military Credit: No.

Northern Arizona University

Pepperdine University

Application Deadlines/Fee Waivers

NOTE: Information is limited. Please reference the school's website.

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Colleges & Universities

Pomona College (Claremont Colleges)

Minimum Admission Requirements

Transfer Math and English Requirements/General Education

Application Deadlines/Fee Waivers

Transfer Credit Limitations (i.e., units, AP)

Strong Academic Programs and Majors/ Minimum GPA needed in transferable courses for consideration

*Must have completed at least one year's full-time transferable college work at the time of enrollment. (Consult Admissions Office if you've completed less than one academic year at another college.) *Must spend at least 4 full-time semesters at Pomona in order to earn a B.A. degree. *Aim for a 3.76 GPA and above ball park. *Interview is optional but good option for transfer students. *Interviews must be completed by Feb. 1st the same as the application deadline. *Transfer students must submit either the SAT or ACT. *Students are stronger applicants if have 4 out of 6 Pomona General Ed areas completed. (Areas:1) Lab Science, 2) Social Science, 3) History/Are Studies (cultural), 4) Quantitative, 5) Analytical- English, 6) Creation-Art, Theatre, Dance.

*English: No, but suggested. *Math: No, but suggested. Pomona will accept Math credit that is at the very least the Pre-Calculus level. *General Education: Pomona does not accept IGETC or CSU GE Breadth.

*FALL Application: Feb. 1st *SPRING Application: Closed for admissions. *Application Fee: $70 *Fee Waiver: Students can apply for the NACA fee waiver (counselor can sign off) or a letter from a counselor on behalf of students verifying need for fee waiver.

*AP: Credit is awarded for scores of 4 or 5 Students are admitted to the college and *IB: scores of 6 or 7 and for comparable scores then to the major. No impacted majors. on British A-Level exams. *Exams based on year-long courses receive one credit; exams based on semester-long courses receive one-half course credit. *Credit is not granted for exams that duplicate each other, such as AP and IB English Literature. *There is no limit to the number of exams that may be awarded credit, but credit received for advanced standing does not supersede the College’s requirement of 30 post-collegematriculation courses. *Regardless of the number of AP/IB exams that are eligible for and awarded credit, no more than two of them can apply to the credits needed for graduation. *Academic Renewal is not honored. If a student has a grade below a C, Pomona will not give credit for it and there is no mechanism for renewal or forgiveness in this case.

*At least 24 transferable units with at least a 2.0 GPA and have fulfilled the course competencies required by the Arizona Board of Regents. Transfer students with transferable units between 12-23 will require use of high school transcripts with at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA and a 2.0 GPA in transferable coursework. Arizona Board of Regents Course Competencies are waived if you are 22 years of age or older. Official high school transcript (if applicant is under the age of 22, or if otherwise required). Students cannot declare undecided on their application and must enter an alternate major.

*English:If an applicant is under 22, a transferable English course maybe required if they did not complete English in high school. But, if they completed high school English, or are over 22 and have completed 12 credits post high school, a transferable English course is not required. *Math: If an applicant is under 22, a transferable math course maybe required if they did not complete math in high school. But, if they completed high school math, or are over 22 and have completed 12 credits post high school, a transferable math course is not required. 
 *General Education: UA accepts IGETC and CSU GE breadth

*FALL Application: July 1st (recommend in January) *SPRING Application: December 1st *Application Fee: $50, $75 non-residents Fee waiver: Use NACAC Fee waiver, submit form with application

*64 units of community college course work can be transferred. Students must have 30 units in residency to earn degree. *AP, IB, CLEP: All credits are accepted by UA. *A maximum of 60 units of “credit by exam” can be applied toward an undergraduate degree. *Military: As of military credit a maximum of 30 credits can be applied toward an undergraduate degree. Community College of the Air Force, 64.

University of Arizona

NOTE: Information is limited. Please reference the school's website.

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The following majors require a separate application process: *Business: 2.75 GPA minimum (aim for mid 3.0s) *Nursing: (3.4 cumulative GPA minimum. Most applicants have a 4.0 GPA) *Engineering: 2.5 GPA minimum (Calculus 1- letter "B" grade or higher). Does not favor repeats and applicants should aim for a 2.8 or higher GPA. *Education: 3.0 GPA minimum. *Pharmacy: The Admissions Committee invites candidates to interview for admission to the college based upon: · a competitive science GPA (must have a 3.0 in the 10 sciences to apply) · PCAT score · at least 50 hours of work or volunteer experience in a pharmacy setting · three strong recommendations · community involvement

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Colleges & Universities

Minimum Admission Requirements

*28 college semester units completed upon enrollment with a 2.7 GPA. *Students are admitted to their major with the exception of Athletic Training.

Transfer Math and English Requirements/General Education

*English: College-level English *Math: Strongly recommended college level math (typically college algebra, statistics, precalculus, or higher) *General Education: La Verne accepts IGETC and CSU GE breadth

Application Deadlines/Fee Waivers

Transfer Credit Limitations (i.e., units, AP, Pass/No Pass)

Operates on a rolling admissions basis: Applications received after the priority deadlines will be considered as space permits. *FALL Application: April 1st *SPRING Application: Dec. 1st *Application Fee: $50 Fee Waiver: use NACAC fee waiver. Print SAR (FAFSA) attach to NACA fee waiver to prove EFC or to financial aid.

* AP and/or IB: Transfer credit is awarded based on the articulation of each exam. *Each exam is reviewed by university faculty to determine applicability toward major or general education requirements. *If no major or degree requirement is specified as being met by a particular exam, general elective credit will be awarded. * CLEP and DSST (DANTES): Transfer credit is awarded based upon the articulation of each individual exam. *All CLEP and DSST exams are reviewed for major or general education requirements by university faculty. *Credit for exams will be awarded based upon the articulation guidelines in effect at the time of a student’s admission, not the date the test was originally completed. *A combined maximum of 44 semester hours of credit by exam may be applied toward the bachelor’s degree (AP and IB credits do not contribute to this total). *Exams are normally articulated as lower division credit. Coursework completed at a California Community College after a student has matriculated will be reviewed on a course by course basis. *All courses considered for transfer must have (1) been taken at a regionally accredited institution, (2) earned with a grade of C- or better and (3) be designated as baccalaureate level by the credit granting institution.

University of La Verne

NOTE: Information is limited. Please reference the school's website.

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Strong Academic Programs and Majors/ Minimum GPA needed in transferable courses for consideration

*All students are automatically admitted into their majors – the only exception is Athletic Training, and with that they do need to apply separately, once at La Verne. However, that program will be eliminated after fall 2017 for transfers – it’s moving to a post-grad program. *Top transfer majors: Business, Psychology, Kinesiology, Athletic training, Criminology, and Broadcasting. *When ULV evaluates applications the applications are not read any differently regardless of major. Athletic Training is the only major students have to apply separately for; this program is changing, however, as it will soon be a post-grad program - the last incoming class will be transfers in fall 2017 if they have certain pre-reqs complete

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Admissions Guide to Local In-State Private and Out-of-State Colleges and Universities - Part I

Colleges & Universities

Strong Academic Programs and Majors/ Minimum GPA needed in transferable courses for consideration

Minimum Admission Requirements

Transfer Math and English Requirements/General Education

Application Deadlines/Fee Waivers

Transfer Credit Limitations (i.e., units, AP)

*At least 24 transfereble semester credits and overall GPA of 2.5 regardless of major. *Students with fewer than 24 transferable semester credits must also submit high school credentials for evaluation. *Students can apply to any major with at least a 2.5 GPA. Students can indicate undecided/exploring on their application

*English: No specific classes are required for admission, however, students can use SAT scores for admissions purposes. Test scores are only considered for admission if a student has fewer than 24 transferable credits. *Math: No specific classes are required for admission, however, students can use SAT scores for admissions purposes. Test scores are only considered for admission if a student has fewer than 24 transferable credits. *General Education: Currently, UNLV does not accept IGETC or CSU GE Breadth (it is possible in the near future).

*FALL Application: *July 1st (guaranteed acceptance deadline). Students who apply by the guaranteed acceptance deadline and submit all required documents will receive a decision for the term of admission. *February 1st is the priority date for financial aid & scholarship consideration. Early application is encouraged. *SPRING Application: December 1st. Early Application is encouraged. *Application Fee: $60 for Domestic Students and $95 for International Students. *Fee Waiver: not available to California transfer students. Students should contact UNLV Admissions (or Allison McSwain directly at [email protected])

*No maximum for evaluation; however, at least half of the credits towards a UNLV degree must be earned from a 4year institution, and at least 30 must be earned from UNLV. *No expiration on classes for admission purposes. *UNLV will not grant credit for remedial, vocational or religion courses from private institutions. *AP, CLEP and military credit are considered nontraditional credit. Up to 60 credits can be applied twoard an UNLV degree. *Academic Renewal will not be honored towards transfer GPA. *Repeated courses are honored if same course is repeated at the same institution.

Majors are not impacted. *Nursing: 3.0 GPA *Lee Business School majors: 2.75 GPA and completion of pre-major courses with a letter grade of C or higher *B.S. Public Health: 2.75 GPA with completion of general education math and science requirements. *B.S. Health Care Administration and Policy: 2.5 GPA and completion of 9 credits of department prerequisite courses. Math 114 or higher, Psyc 101 or Soc 101 (or Econ 202) and 1 HCA course. *School of Architecture: Progression from 2nd year to 3rd year: Minimum 3.0 GPA, submission of portfolio of work, a creative or research essay, School of Architecture application for UD, letter of professional intent, transcripts. *College of Education: 2.75 GPA *Engineering: 2.5 GPA

*A minimum of 24 semester college credits *Must have a minimum 2.5 GPA in all coursework. *For WUE participants, students must have at least a 3.25 minimum GPA and maintain a 2.0 GPA. *Provisional admissions is offered when units are in progress.

*English: Placement of collegelevel English *Math: Placement in collegelevel Math is required *General Education: IGETC and CSU GE Breadth accepted. For students entering the University of Nevada, Reno, completion of all IGETC or CSU Breadth requirements may permit a student to transfer from a California community college without the need, after transfer, to take additional lower-division Core Curriculum courses. (Per the NSHE Board of Regents, all students must complete ENG 102 and instruction in the United States and Nevada constitutions.)

*FALL Application: *Feb. 1st (Priority Deadline for scholarship consideration) *July 1st (Final Deadline) *SPRING Appication: *Nov 1st (Priority Deadline for scholarship condideration) *Jan. 10 (Final Deadline) *Application Fee: $60 *Fee Waiver: No fee waiver available.

*AP, CLEP, IB and Military credit accepted, but cannot be counted toward 24 minimum units. *Credits for remedial (i.e., intermediate algebra, intermediate English, etc.) or technical type (i.e., welding, automotive, etc.) courses do not transfer. *While there's no limit to the number of credits which may transfer, at least half of the total number of credits required for the bachelor's degree must be earned at an accredited four-year institution. *30 Upper Division credits must be earned in residence at the University of Nevada, Reno. *Academic Renewal/Forgiveness: Yes, as long as it is indicated by the institution in with renewal and forgiveness is being granted. The Registrar’s Office will honor the school’s renewal, forgiveness.

Most majors require a 2.0 GPA

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

University of Nevada, Reno

NOTE: Information is limited. Please reference the school's website.

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*College of Engineering: Engineer majors require a C grade or better in pre-requisite courses. *Division of Health Sciences: School of Nursing has an admissions GPA of 3.0 but is competitive.

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Colleges & Universities

University of Redlands

University of Southern California

Whittier College

Minimum Admission Requirements

Transfer Math and English Requirements/General Education

Application Deadlines/Fee Waivers

Transfer Credit Limitations (i.e., units, AP)

Strong Academic Programs and Majors/ Minimum GPA needed in transferable courses for consideration

*Must have completed at least 24 units from an accredited college or university *Must have graduated from high school, or have received their GED in order to apply, regardless of age or time away from school. *Majority of transferable coursework is within academic courses. *Successful candidates traditionally have two solid semesters of full-time course work with no less than a 2.0 (C) in any course and a recommended minimum of a 2.8 cumulative GPA.

*English: English Composition *Math: No. Successul completion of Intermediate algebra or the equivalent *General Education: University of Redlands does not accept IGETC or CSU GE breadth.

*FALL Application: March 1st (Processes fall transfer applications on a space available basis) *SPRING Application: Nov. 1st *Application Fee: $30 *FeeWaiver: Contact Admissions Office.

*maximum of 66 units from a 2-year college and a maximum of 96 from a 4year college or university *AP: AP units is accepted for credit with a minimum score of a 3. Each department assigning credit establishes its own requirement for a level of acceptance and number of credits accepted. *IB: IB is accepted for higher courses only with a minimum score of 5. Scores of five and six earn 4 credits and scores of seven earn 8 credits. *CLEP: CLEP is not accepted. *Military: Military awarded on a Joint Services Transcript is evaluated by the Registrar’s Office. A student who is in in the College of Arts and Sciences, generally is awarded PE credit for basic training.

*No impaction. *Once the student is enrolled and declaring a major through the department and Registrar’s office, students seeking a degree: -in Biology must have a 2.0 and meet all prerequisites for the major with a C or better. -in Business Administration requires students to have a 2.7 upon declaration of major -a Bachelor Degree in Music must pass an entrance audition -in Psychology must pass Pscyh 100 (Intro to Psych) with a minimum of a 2.7 (B-) and have a minimum of a 2.3 upon declaration of major.

*no minimum number of transfer units must be completed before applying for admission *if you have completed fewer than 30 units, they will focus primarily on your high school record and scores from the SAT or ACT. *Transfer students must complete a minimum of 64 units in residence at USC (half the units usually required for graduation). *Bachelor of Architecture students must earn at least 80 units at USC. *A maximum of 70 of the transferable units for this program may be earned at two-year colleges.

*English: 2 semesters of English Composition (English 100 and English 101 or 103 or Phil 103) *Math: Intermediate Algebra or higher. *General Education: USC does not accept IGETC or CSU GE breadth. Articulation agreement available for USC GE

*FALL Application: February 1 *SPRING Application: Not Accepted *Application Fee: $80 *Fee Waiver : The student will select one of the fee waiver options on the Common Application. If they don't have one of those options, they can select other fee waiver and have their counselor send a letter saying they need a fee waiver.

USC accepts a combined maximum of 32 units from college courses and/or examinations. Test results must be sent directly to USC from the testing agency. *AP: You can receive 4 elective units for each score of 4 or 5. *For exams taken in spring 2008 or earlier, credit is awarded for scores of 3 or higher, except for Computer Science. *Students can transfer up to 64 units of credir from other regionally accredited institutions.

There are no majors with a minimum GPA. The Marshall School of Business is the only major that has an absoulute requirement of Calculus being complete by the end of the Spring semester before transferring. Other majors like engineering recommend taking certain classes, budt don't have strict requirements like Marshall.

*If you have a high school diploma or GED, there is no minimum credit requirement prior to transferring. *Results of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or American College Test (ACT) will be required if the candidate has not completed at least 30 transferrable academic units. *While there is no absolute number that assures admission or denial, a 3.0 is usually safe.

*English: No, but Whittier College is a writing intensive school and is highly recommended to take a transferrable English. *Math: No *General Education: Whittier accepts IGETC and CSU GE breadth, but there are additional requirements.

Admission decisions, as well as scholarship and financial aid eligibility notifications, are sent on a rolling basis to qualified applicants *FALL Application: April 15 *SPRING Application: Dec. 1 *Application Fee: $50 *Fee Waiver : If the application fee will cause a financial hadship for you or your family, a student may request a fee waiver from the Common Application.

*70 maximum transferable units from a California Community College and 90 units if combined with a 4-year university. *Remedial, professional, technical, vocational, work experience, co-op, and terminal coursework are not accepted. *AP: AP credit is only granted in faculty approved areas. *IB: IB credit is only granted in faculty approved areas on a case-by-case basis.

Students are not admitted based off their major. Popular transfer majors are: Psychology and Business Administration. Whittier College offers a unique major, Self-Design, which allows students to choose 3 majors for an interdisciplinary pathway.

NOTE: Information is limited. Please reference the school's website.

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as of November 2016

Admissions Guide to Local In-State Private and Out-of-State Colleges and Universities - Part I

Colleges & Universities

Minimum Admission Requirements

*24 credits or more. Requires High school diploma.

Woodbury University

NOTE: Information is limited. Please reference the school's website.

Transfer Math and English Requirements/General Education

*English and Math: No, but better to have transferable English and Math or will have to take placement test. *General Education: No, but IGETC and CSU GE breadth waives most GE's.

Application Deadlines/Fee Waivers

*FALL Application: *March 1st (Priority Application) *June 1st (Regular Application) *SPRING Application: *Nov. 1st (Priority Application) *Dec 1st (Regular Application) *Application Fee: $50 *Fee waiver : Can obtain fee waiver through admissions.

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Transfer Credit Limitations (i.e., units, AP)

*58 maximum transferable lower division credits. *Students can request an evaluation ahead of time. Highly recommended for Design students.

Strong Academic Programs and Majors/ Minimum GPA needed in transferable courses for consideration

*With the exception of Accounting and Architecture, all other majors have a 2.75 GPA minimum. For Accounting and Architecture looking for steady GPAs, a holistic review such as personal statement, GPA, letter of recommendations (up to 3). *Accounting: 3.0 GPA minimum. Average GPA is a 3.3. *Architecture: 3.0 GPA minimun. Average GPA is a 3.3.

as of November 2016