Those with an aggregate cumulative point average of less than 2.0 or on probation may be considered for probationary transfer if their overall academic achievements, including high school grades and test scores, indicate potential success. Applicants suspended or dismissed from other institutions are not eligible for consideration until at least two quarters have passed following the term in which the suspension occurred. A D grade accepted in transfer of credit does not satisfy a prerequisite for which a higher grade is needed. Transfer students should note the residence requirement under candidacy for a degree. The University recognizes the associate degree as preliminary to the baccalaureate and admits advanced standing students possessing the associate degree from an accredited institution.
Transfer credit is granted for all work successfully completed for the associate degree.
Applicants who have not completed an associate program are considered on the same basis as other transfer applicants. This classification includes postgraduate applicants from other institutions seeking additional undergraduate course work. Postgraduate applicants are required to submit their transcripts showing the highest degree earned. High school transcripts and any other undergraduate transcripts are not required unless specifically requested by the Admissions Office. A D grade accepted in transfer of credit does not satisfy a prerequisite for which a higher grade is needed.