An academic advisor will examine your transcripts and give you a personal answer. If you are a county college graduate, most of your credits will transfer, because Kean University has agreements with the county colleges. Your Kean University advisor will evaluate your college transcripts and give you a personalized evaluation of all prior course work as well as a complete list of courses which need to be completed to receive your bachelor's degree. A combined cumulative GPA of 2.0 with 30 semester hours of transferable credit is required. Students with fewer than 30 credits may be considered, if all developmental course requirements have been completed prior to enrollment.
Some majors have additional requirements which are outlined in the admissions application.
While Kean University is extremely affordable, about 45 percent of our students receive some form of financial aid. You will need to file an application in the Financial Aid Office as soon as you have been accepted. Financial Aid representatives will need records from previous schools and other financial documents. Again, each student is personally evaluated before a specific answer is given. Kean University has the lowest tuition of the state colleges.