Admission through the Division of Continuing Education is subject to the same standards used by the Transfer Affairs Office at the University. The most important criteria in the transfer admission decision are coursework completed and grades earned. Continuing Education students are expected to meet the same criteria for admission as all other transfer applicants. Advisers also make referrals to other offices on campus to help students take advantage of the University's diverse resources. Students experiencing academic difficulty are urged to contact the Advising Office for assistance as soon as possible.
Evening hours are available by special arrangement.
Include the complete address of the person or institution to whom the transcripts will be sent and, when requesting a transcript sent to the Student Development Center, specify if it is for certification or credentials folder. In order to transfer credits to an existing record at the University, students must request the Undergraduate or Graduate Records Office to transfer the credit. If applying to the University, the Undergraduate Admissions and Transfer offices accept unofficial transcripts while the Graduate Admission Office requires official transcripts issued by the Division of Continuing Education. Please file written requests at the Division for issuance of these transcripts. Continuing Education is self-funded, which means we receive no tax support from the state.