Pick up your folder from your current college. Bring the folder to 266 Spidle Hall and make an appointment to transfer in.

Generally, a 2.5 grade point average is required for transfer. However, some programs are competitive, and a much higher GPA may be required for these programs. If you are transferring among CCRI, RIC and URI, a 2.4 GPA is required for admission to the college or university. The GPA required to be admitted into a specific degree program may be higher. Click here to read about specific degree programs.

Any Bakersfield College counselor can help evaluate your transcripts. You will need to stop by the counseling universities you transfer to that must tell you which courses they will accept, not Bakersfield College. However,

No. If you stay in the CAP program while you are at UT Arlington, then you must remain an undeclared major. This ensures that you receive your advising in the University Advising Center for Undeclared Majors where the advisors have been trained on the CAP program. UT-Austin does not guarantee admission to other programs. The only programs that are guaranteed for CAP students who meet their requirements are Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences. No.

You need to be aware of a sobering reality: admission to a health professions school is a highly competitive process. This means, of course, that these schools will draw candidates from the high end of the GPA range. Consider these statistics. The most common GPA for applicants admitted to medical schools nationwide, for example, is 3.75. At Upstate Medical University, the median overall GPA for accepted applicants is around 3.65 (3.57 for the science GPA).

To transfer to a California State University, the minimum GPA is 2.0. To transfer to a University of California, the minimum GPA is 2.4 for residents of California and 2.8 for non-residents.

As you can see from the admission criteria document linked in the above question, there is no “cutoff” GPA. Admission is based on a combination of factors.

The minimum GPA needed to transfer to a California State University (CSU) is 2.0. The minimum GPA needed to transfer to the University of California (UC) is 2.4. The GPA needed for transfer to private colleges varies. Many majors and some colleges are impacted and will require higher GPA's in order to for students to be a viable candidate for admission.

To be accepted to an impacted program or a high demand campus, the GPA for admission should be considerably higher than the minimum requirements. A GPA of 3.0 and higher may be required for students to be competitive for transfer admission, with the most competitive institutions expecting much higher grade point averages. The desired GPA will vary each year according to the specific applicant pool at that time.

Your grades from other institutions do not transfer into your Northwestern grade point average. Only courses will transfer. Admissions has their own criteria for admittance to the School of Continuing Studies. Courses are evaluated for degree requirements by our credit evaluator. It is possible that a student may not be admitted via transfer admission, but may still transfer in coursework that counts toward his/her degree.

No, your VCU GPA will be based on courses taken at VCU only. There are only three times when your grades from other colleges and universities you attended will be considered: Upon applying to VCU, a minimum 2.25 in all non-developmental hours attempted at all accredited colleges you attended is recommended for admission (although some majors require a higher GPA for direct admission).

You can figure out how much data transfer you will require by estimating your average page size (including graphics!) and multiplying it by the number of page views you expect to have in a month. For example: with an average page size of 50 KB, and around 2000 page views per day, you will transfer an average of 3 GB per month.

All applicants to the RMED Program need to have competitive GPA and MCAT scores. Talk to your premedical advisor at your university.

Generally, students need to maintain a GPA of 2.00 or higher a) Overall, b) in residency, c) in the major, d) in the minor and e) in the concentration. However, some majors require higher GPA’s so be sure to check your academic catalogue for the GPA requirements for your specific major, minor and/or concentration.

It is best to contact that school's admissions office (see transfer schools) directly for deadline dates for applying and minimum GPA requirements, as well as scholarship information. You can also learn more about the transfer process by downloading a "Getting Ready to Transfer" handout. The counselors in the Counseling and Career Center can assist you with obtaining transfer applications and can answer many of your questions.

Because you'll be graded according to the same standards as in a traditional course. You'll just have different experiences in and out of the classroom―experiences that will demonstrate to the institution you transfer to that you've got what it takes to succeed there as a junior. I've had my best educational experience here at Moraine Valley. I enjoy the Honors Program because the classes allow for lots of discussion. I would definitely recommend the program to other students."