Candidates for admission from junior colleges, community colleges, or institutes are judged by the same regulations pertaining to applicants from four-year institutions. Credits will be granted, as above, for appropriate courses completed in a two-year program, provided that the institution is regionally accredited or a candidate for such accreditation. Applications for transfer of credit from non-accredited institutions are considered on an individual basis. Credit is granted for those courses that are of clear academic merit and in which the transfer applicant has earned grades. In all cases the University reserves the right to require a written examination in the course or courses in question before transfer credit will be granted.
Transfer students are eligible for campus residency on a space-available basis only.
Each supporting document is to be sent to the Dean of the College in which the student is enrolling. International students are accepted to begin their studies in the Fall semester only. The final date for receipt of the application for undergraduate students is January 7. No need-based financial aid is available to international students from University sources. Also see the section above on International Students and Human Services.