Admitted students age 21 or older may be subject to required units based on the year of high school graduation. All applicants under 21 years of age who are admitted on the basis of GED scores must submit ACT or SAT scores. Post-Secondary Transfer Credit Admission Requirements 12 or more transferrable semester hours of credit earned. Applicants who do not meet the standards outlined above and who have not been enrolled in any institution of higher education for a minimum of three years may receive individual review by the Dean of Admissions. Applicants who have enrolled for one term only at any other college or university without obtaining the required grade point average for transfer and who meet regular freshman admission standards or admission by exception standards may be admitted on appropriate academic probation.
Students are subject to existing regulations regarding removal of probationary status.
Remedial and developmental classes are not used in determining eligibility for transfer admission. However, such courses taken at Tennessee Board of Regents colleges and universities are included in the determination of overall academic standing in regard to retention. Transfer applicants graduating from high school in the spring of 1989 and thereafter, who earn an associate degree designed for transfer or complete 60 or more transferrable semester hours are not subject to the unit requirements from high school. Students should first apply for undergraduate admission and then apply for admission to these programs. Requests to have applications updated to be effective for semesters other than the initial semester must be made to the Office of Admissions.