The successful completion of the prescribed course of study and the secondary school's granting of a diploma will allow the student to matriculate. Academic standing will be determined by the number of semester credits of work completed. Deadline for Early Decision is December 1. Applicants desiring this credit should request the College Entrance Examination Board to send the examination results to the Admissions Office, Curry College. The examination may also be used to satisfy course prerequisites or the Central Liberal Arts Curriculum.
Credit is granted on a case by case basis.
An official IB transcript as well as the student's secondary school transcript is required. Official test score results must be submitted for evaluation. Students can earn as much as 60 hours of credit, or the equivalent of two years of work. A student who has attended any other institution beyond the high school level, regardless of whether or not any advanced standing credit has been earned or is desired, is required to have an official transcript sent directly from his or her former institution to the Admissions Office at the College. A transfer applicant must report all colleges previously attended.