All transcripts are evaluated course by course. Classes must be comparable in content to courses in the Drury curriculum to qualify as transferrable credit. Courses which are not normally offered as part of a liberal arts program, such as clerical studies, will not transfer. The college will accept liberal arts courses that we do not teach such as all languages, home economics, and other areas if they support the student's liberal arts curriculum. Courses with grades of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 grade point scale will transfer.
Grades are major determining factors for admission to the college and for transfer of credit.
However, the grades will not become part of the Drury transcript or Drury grade point average. The Drury transcript will list credit for each course accepted. A transcript evaluation, or advanced standing report, is completed by the registrar's office for each transfer applicant. It lists the number of credit hours which will be accepted. The report will include general course requirements still needed for a bachelor's degree.