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Statement of Transfer Student’s Four-Year College Listings ..................27 KarenRidderStuart
Rights and Responsibilities................4 Comprehensive information about
hundreds of colleges including
Index of College Majors ..........................8 special information for transfer
Groupings of college majors within students
• transfer admissions requirements
27 broad categories.
• application deadlines
How to Compare Two-Year and • application fees
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• number of transfer students 606HalsteadAvenue
Four-Year Colleges ............................12
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Tips for the Transfer Student ..............14 The Transfer Process 914.632.7771
Facts and Myths ................................67 Fax:914.632.3412
The Financial Aid Process ....................17
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Statement of Transfer Student’s
Rights and Responsibilities
in the College Admission Process
As a student making application
to transfer from one college or
university to another, you have
both rights and responsibilities.
Your Rights Entitle You to:
• Receive complete information from
colleges and universities about their
transfer admission requirements,
including all documents required for
admission and housing and
comprehensive information about
their institution’s costs, aid
opportunities, practices and
packaging policies.
• Receive information about transfer
of courses, credit hours, quality
points and degree requirements.
This includes information about
transferring courses with grades
below a ‘C’, courses you may have
repeated and credit previously
granted by examination or advanced
placement.
• Receive official verification of
acceptance and, at least one month
prior to enrollment, also receive:
a. written evaluation of courses and
credit accepted for transfer credit
and their course equivalencies;
b. an outline of transfer courses and
requirements which these courses
and requirements will satisfy for
the degree you are seeking;
c. a statement about your previous
grade-point average/quality points
and how they will (or will not) affect
your new index;
d. a written analysis of the number of
semester/ quarter hours and
credits required to complete a
degree in your currently stated
major area of study (if applicable).
• Wait to respond to an offer of
admission and/or financial aid until
you have heard from all colleges and
universities to which you have
applied or until May 1, whichever is
earlier.
• Request (in writing) an extension
from colleges that request
commitments to offers of admission
and/or financial assistance housing
prior to May 1. They must grant you
this extension (until May 1) and
your request may not jeopardize
your status for admission and/or
financial aid.
• Know that admission officers of
NACAC member institutions will
not recruit students who are
currently enrolled at other
institutions unless those students
initiate the inquiries, or unless
institutions that provide transfer
programs seek such cooperation.
If you think your rights as a transfer
student have been denied, you should
contact the college or university
immediately to request additional
information. In addition, you should
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notify the Admission Practices
Department of the National
Association for College Admission
Counseling (NACAC), 1050 North
Highland Street, Suite 400, Arlington,
VA 22201. 703-836-2222. Or visit
www.nacacnet.org. NACAC will notify
the president of the NACAC state or
regional affiliate who will initiate an
investigation of your complaint.
Your Responsibilities Are to:
• Understand the policies and
procedures of each college or
university regarding application
fees, financial aid, scholarships and
housing. You should also be sure
that you understand the policies of
each college or university regarding
deposits that you may be required to
make before you enroll and the
dates when refunds of those
deposits will be available.
• Complete all material that is
required for application and submit
your application materials on or
before deadlines.
• Notify each college or university
which accepts you whether you are
accepting or rejecting its offer. You
should make these notifications as
soon as you have heard from all the
colleges and universities to which
you applied, or by May 1, whichever
is earlier.
• Confirm your intention to enroll and
submit a deposit to only one college
or university by its required
notification date, usually May 1.
If you are put on a waiting list by a
college or university and are later
admitted by that institution, you may
accept the offer and send a deposit to
that institution. However, you must
immediately send notification of your
change in plans to any other college or
university to which you previously
indicated your intention to enroll.
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Wentworth’s academic offerings are
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Index of Undergraduate Majors
Many colleges group undergraduate majors into categories or disciplines. Below are 29 of the generally used categories along with a brief description and
the individual undergraduate majors that fall into these groupings. Visit www.schoolguides.com to research colleges that offer these majors. Listings of
four year colleges begin on page 27. You may visit www.collegetransferguide.com for more information about transfer admissions and our sponsors.
AERONAUTICS includes aerospace atmospheric
science, aircraft engineering, and aviation science
and administration. Individuals who major in
aeronautics will combine scientific and
mathematical principles to design, develop, and
evaluate aircraft or manage and monitor related
businesses.
Aeronautics • Aerospace/Atmospheric Science
• Aviation Administration • Aviation
Maintenance • Aviation Operations • Aviation
Science • Aviation Technology • Pilot
AGRICULTURE / ANIMAL SCIENCES includes fields
such as agribusiness, agronomy and soil science,
forestry, and wildlife management. Course work in
this major will include biology, chemistry,
geography, and mathematics; animal, plant and
soil science; animal husbandry and breeding; and
management and public policy.
Agribusiness • Agriculture • Agronomy •
Animal Science • Aquaculture/Fisheries •
Equestrian Sciences • Food Science • Forestry
• Horticulture • Plant Science • Veterinary
Technology • Wildlife
ARCHITECTURE includes environmental design,
historic preservation and conservation, and
landscape architecture. Students of architecture
study the theories and methods used to design,
create and alter internal and external spaces for
human habitation or for occupational or
recreational use.
Architecture • Landscape Architecture • Pre-
Architecture
ART, FINE & APPLIED is a broad category covering
instruction in and creation of two- and three-
dimensional art, art history, art management,
interior design, and museum studies. Students
majoring in this field will prepare for work as fine
artists, curators, designers, art administrators, and
writers.
Animation • Apparel Design • Art, General •
Art History • Art Management • Art Therapy
• Ceramics • Creative Arts • Dance • Digital
Arts • Drawing & Painting • Fiber & Textiles
• Film & Video Arts • Fine Arts •
Glassblowing • Graphic Arts/Design •
Illustration • Industrial/Product Design •
Interior Design • Metals & Jewelry •
Photography • Printmaking • Sculpture •
Studio Arts • Theatre/Dramatic Arts • Visual
Arts • Web Design
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES includes, but is not limited
to, the study of anatomy, biochemistry, biophysics,
genetics, microbiology, toxicology, and zoology.
Biochemistry • Biology • Biomedical Studies
• Biophysics • Biopsychology •
Botany/General • Cytotechnology • Ecology •
Marine Biology Science • Microbiology •
Molecular Biology • Neuroscience •
Toxicology • Zoology
BUSINESS & COMMERCE includes the study of
management and administration, marketing,
finance, taxation, business economics, business
communications, and entrepreneurship.
Accounting • Actuarial Science • Business
Administration • Business & Commerce/
General • Business Economics • Business
Information Systems • Entrepreneurship
Fashion Merchandising • Finance • Health-
care Administration • Human Resource
Management & Development • Industrial
Management • Insurance & Risk
Management • International Business •
Labor Relations/Labor Studies • Management
• Management Information Systems •
Marketing • Merchandising • Operations
Management • Organizational Leadership •
Project Management • Resort/Restaurant/
Hotel/Hospitality Management • Retailing •
Sports/Fitness/Recreation Management •
Supply Chain Management • Transportation
• Travel & Tourism
COMMUNICATION ARTS includes media studies and
management, communication arts and sciences,
journalism, broadcasting, advertising and public
relations. Students prepare for positions in
traditional media outlets, such as newspaper,
magazines, television, and radio and in the
growing areas of telecommunications and
electronic communications.
Advertising • Communications • Digital
Media • Journalism • Media Studies • Public
Relations • Radio & Television
COMPUTER SCIENCE includes computer program-
ming, information systems, and systems analysis.
Course work involves study of the design,
development, and operation of hardware and
software systems and applying these principles to
various business sectors including multimedia,
telecommunications, and electronic commerce.
Computer Information Systems • Computer
Science • Cybersecurity • Digital Media
Technology • Information Technology
CRIMINAL JUSTICE/PRE-LAW is typically presented
as an interdisciplinary major and includes
coursework in criminal justice, policing, court
systems, corrections, criminal procedure, criminal
law, and juvenile justice. Recent concentrations
include Homeland Security and Emergency
Management. A Pre-law program prepares the
student to enter law school to earn a Juris Doctor
(JD) degree.
Administration of Justice • Corrections •
Court/Real time Reporting • Criminal
Justice/Law Enforcement • Fire Science •
Forensic Science • Homeland Security • Legal
Studies • Police Science/Public • Pre-Law •
Security/Safety Administration
EDUCATION is a broad major including programs
that prepare individuals to teach at the preschool,
elementary school, middle school, and high school
level, as well as those who want to teach specific
populations, such as the learning disabled and
those with physical, mental, or emotional
disabilities. Education majors also prepare for
positions as supervisors, administrators, and
researchers.
Adolescent/Middle School Education • Art
Education • Business/Commerce Education •
Child Study • Early Childhood Education •
Education Studies (General) • Elementary
Education • Health Education • Human
Ecology Education • Literacy Education •
Music Education • Physical Education •
Recreation • School Librarian/Media
Specialist • Secondary Education • Special
Education/Education of the Exceptional Child
• Teaching English to Speakers of Other
Languages (TESOL) • Vocational/
Occupational Education
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ENGINEERING involves the application of science
and mathematics to design, manufacture, or alter
products or materials for human use. Fields within
this major include, but are not limited to,
aerospace, architectural, chemical, electrical,
environmental, industrial, mining, and nuclear
engineering.
Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering •
Biochemical Engineering • Chemical
Engineering • Civil Engineering • Computer
Engineering • Co-op/Dual Engineering •
Electrical/Electronics Engineering •
Engineering Physics • Engineering Science •
Environmental Engineering • General
Engineering • Industrial/Manufacturing
Engineering • Marine Engineering •
Materials Engineering • Mechanical
Engineering • Mining Engineering •
Petroleum Engineering • Pre-Engineering •
Software Engineering • Other Engineering
Fields
ENGLISH & LITERATURE includes the study of
various writing genres including technical writing,
poetry, creative writing, and creative nonfiction
and/or the study of the literature produced by
different cultures and at different periods in
history.
Creative Writing • English • Literature •
Professional Writing • Technical Writing
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES includes programs in
conservation, environmental biology,
environmental policy, environmental education,
and resource management. Course work includes
instruction in conservation of natural resources,
pollution control, monitoring and evaluation of
environmental toxins, and sustainable practices.
Environmental Biology • Environmental
Chemistry • Environmental Science •
Environmental Studies • Natural Resources •
Sustainability Studies
HEALTH PROFESSIONS is a broad major that
includes acupuncture, art therapy, community
health, genetic counseling, occupational therapy,
music therapy, exercise & sport science, and
physical therapy. In addition to these health
delivery fields, students can also focus on research
in the biomedical sciences, health services
research, and clinical laboratory sciences.
Athletic Training/Sports Medicine •
Biomedical Technology • Clinical/Medical
Laboratory Sciences • Communication
Sciences & Disorders • Community/Public
Health • Dental Hygiene • Diagnostic
Imaging/Radiologic Technology • Dietetics/
Nutrition • Exercise Science/Kinesiology •
Gerontology • Health & Wellness • Health
Information Management • Health Science •
Medical Technology • Nuclear Medicine
Technology • Physician Assistant •
Rehabilitation Services • Respiratory Therapy
• Therapeutic Recreation
HUMAN ECOLOGY is an interdisciplinary field of
study focusing on the relationships between
humans and their environments both natural and
man-made. Areas of study include design and
technology, and human development.
Consumer Science • Family & Child
Development
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
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LANGUAGES includes the study of modern languages
including Romance languages, Germanic languages,
Russian and Eastern European languages, Middle
Eastern, Asian, etc., and ancient languages including
Greek, Latin, Egyptian, Syriac, etc., their respective
literature, and linguistics.
American Sign Language • Arabic • Chinese •
Classical Languages • English for Foreign
Students • French • German • Greek • Hebrew
• Italian • Japanese • Korean • Latin •
Linguistics • Portuguese • Russian • Spanish
LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES is an interdisciplinary
major in which the student takes courses in
literature, the arts, philosophy, mathematics, and the
social and natural sciences. There is a strong focus
on reading and writing for the purpose of enhanced
reasoning and critical thinking.
MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES includes, but is not limited
to, the study of algebra, calculus, geometry, logic, and
number theory. It is applicable to many fields
including natural science, engineering, medicine,
economics, and psychology.
Applied Mathematics • Mathematics •
Operations Research • Statistics
MUSIC includes composition, music theory, music
history, and music literature, as well as performance
on various instruments such as string, woodwind,
brass, and percussion instruments.
Jazz Studies • Music • Music Composition •
Music History • Music Industry • Music
Performance • Music Theory • Music Therapy •
Sacred or Liturgical Music • Sound & Music
Recording • Voice
NURSING prepares individuals in the knowledge,
techniques and procedures for promoting health and
providing care for sick and disabled. Nursing
includes instruction in the administration of
Many Students Struggle to Choose an Appropriate College Major
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factors to consider when
choosing a college major,
including employment
prospects and the level of interest the
student has in a given field of study.
However, according to a report
published by ACT, many students are
choosing majors that don’t necessarily
align with their personal interests.
medication and treatments, assisting a physician
during treatments and examinations, referring
patients to physicians and other healthcare
specialists, and planning education for health
maintenance. Professional nursing involves three
fundamental aspects of practice: care of the sick in
and across all environments, health promotion, and
population-based healthcare.
PHILOSOPHY is a liberal art that includes the study
of logic, ethics, aesthetics, and metaphysics to
address fundamental problems concerning
knowledge, matter, existence, and truth. Students
who major in philosophy can apply their skills in
reasoned argument to the professions of law,
medicine, public administration, science, or teaching.
PHYSICAL SCIENCES is the study of inanimate objects
and includes, but is not limited to, atmospheric
science and meteorology, geochemistry, metallurgy,
nuclear science, astronomy, chemistry, earth science,
geology, and physics.
Astronomy • Chemistry • Earth & Space
Science • General Science • Geology •
Geophysics • Meteorology • Natural Science •
Oceanography • Physical Science • Physics
PRE-PROFESSIONAL HEALTH/MEDICAL
Pre-Chiropractic • Premedical/
Dental/Veterinary • Pre-Occupational Therapy
• Pre-Optometry • Pre-Pharmacy • Pre-
Physical Therapy • Pre-Physician Assistant •
Pre-Podiatry
PSYCHOLOGY includes, but is not limited to, clinical
psychology, cognitive psychology and
psycholinguistics, developmental and child
psychology, counseling, and experimental psychology.
Through the study of individual and group behavior
psychologists work with clients to analyze, assess,
Difficult decisions
Of the students in the graduating
class of 2013 who took the ACT, 79
percent had declared their intent to
pursue a specific college major. Using
these responses the ACT found that
only 36 percent of these students opted
to major in a subject that was a good fit
with their interests, based on the
results of their ACT Interest Inventory
profiles. Additionally, 32 percent stated
an interest in pursuing a bachelor's
degree in a field of study that was
considered a poor fit in terms of their
personal interests.
“It's important for students to have
the information they need to make the
best decisions about their future,” said
Jon Erickson, ACT president of
education and career solutions. “They
should be made aware that choosing a
college major that reflects their
interests will give them a better chance
of succeeding and could also contribute
to their satisfaction and happiness in
school and on the job.”
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and treat behavioral disorders or engage in
laboratory research.
Developmental Psychology • Industrial &
Organizational Psychology • Psychology/
Behavioral Sciences
RELIGION
Judaic Studies • Ministry • Pastoral
Counseling • Religious Education & Bible •
Religious Studies • Theology
SOCIAL SCIENCES is a branch of science that deals
with the institutions and functions of human society
and the interpersonal relationships of members of
those societies. It includes the study of anthropology,
communication studies, economics, human
geography, history, political science, psychology and
sociology.
African American Studies • American
Civilization/Culture/American Studies •
Anthropology/ Archaeology • Child & Family
Services • Classical/Medieval Studies •
Community Services/Human Services •
Economics • Ethnic/Regional Studies •
Geography • Global Studies • History •
Humanities • International Studies • Peace
Studies Political Science/Government • Public
Admin istration • Public Policy • Social
Sciences, General Social Service/Social Work •
Sociology • Urban Studies • Women/Gender
Studies
TECHNOLOGY, TRADE & INDUSTRIAL PROFESSIONS
Architectural Technology • Chemical
Technology • Construction Management •
Culinary & Pastry Arts • Electronic Technology
• Engineering Technology • Industrial
Technology • Mechanical Technology •
Mortuary Science • Occupational Safety •
Textile Science & Technology • Other
Technologies
Ongoing support
Approximately three in every five ACT-
tested high school graduates surveyed
said they needed help preparing for
college, including choosing the right
major. To help these students, the report
recommends that college admissions
personnel provide students with
information about academic advising and
special programs for undecided students.
In addition, students should inquire
about internships, career counseling, and
other programs and services that can
help them make informed decisions about
educational majors and careers.
Choosing the right major can have a
significant impact on both the cost of
earning a college degree and the time it
takes to successfully complete college.
Students who make hasty decisions
regarding their major may take longer to
graduate, incur additional expenses, or
struggle to maintain their grade point
average. For these reasons, it is important
to seek the advice and guidance of a
college admissions counselor before
making any firm decisions.
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How to Compare Two-Year with
Four-Year College Programs
S
o, now you want to transfer, but
you’re puzzled. You hear from
other students that this or that
doesn’t transfer. And you may
wonder, “How does my two-year college
curriculum fit into a four-year college
curriculum?” Or you may fear that what
you are taking will not transfer to your
favored four-year institution. I have
heard these and similar questions from
thousands of students at my
Community College Counseling Center.
The answer, fortunately, starts with
understanding the community college,
which is a multipurpose college that
usually offers career-oriented and
transfer programs. Very simply that
means that the two-year college serves
people at various stages of life, and
many levels of preparation who have
many different goals. A person can start
at a pre-collegiate level if needed. Also,
an individual can enter courses at a
level similar to that of most other four-
year colleges. Additionally, students at a
community college can select
competitive university-parallel work
when they are prepared for it. Advisors
will help you select these alternatives at
the right time.
Let’s clean up one popular
misconception at the start. Attending a
community college will not hold you
back from a distant academic and career
goal. Typically, it will offer smaller
classes, excellent professors, and
superior, modern laboratories and
equipment. Faculty, who are teaching-
oriented rather than research-oriented,
recognize that each student starts at a
unique starting point. An advisor and a
counselor will help plan the steps on the
path to that future goal, whatever it
may be.
Here is one explanation to help you
understand college transfer: a program
of studies at one college can relate and
transfer to another college. Look at what
they have in common. The curriculum at
the two-year and the four-year colleges
have common curriculum or program
components. All colleges have essentially
similar components. They are: a) general
education, b) a major, and c) electives.
Each college degree program has them
in slightly different proportions as you
can see in the illustrations on the next
page. Synonyms sometimes used for
these segments in college catalogs are
area requirements, or college
requirements, or distribution
requirements. If you understand the
three basic components, you will better
understand all college catalogs.
Associate in Applied Science
Degree (AAS)
Many students want to prepare for a
career requiring two years of college.
The Associate in Applied Science
(AAS) degree major courses offer an
excellent and efficient way to get the
necessary career-related studies. The
student can then enter the job market
with the skills that the employer insists
upon. These are sometimes acceptable
courses for transfer to a four-year college
program, too. While a few technical
courses are not transferable, the general
education and other liberal arts courses
are.
Associate in Science Degree (AS)
The Associate in Science (AS)
degree is parallel to the Bachelor of
Science (BS) degree. It contains major
courses that you would take in the first
two years of a BS degree. Related majors
are in engineering, science, business, or
other pre-professional type of studies in
a four-year college. You will select the
mathematics, science and general
education courses for the AS degree.
These courses must be equal in level to
those required during the first two years
in four-year college degree programs.
The two-year programs permit students
to take preparatory level courses first, if
needed. The exit level is when you
receive the AS degree. This is equivalent
to the beginning of the junior class at
competitive four-year colleges.
Associate in Arts (AA) degrees look a
lot like the typical Bachelor of Arts (BA)
degree in the four-year college freshman
and sophomore years of study. The major
and electives are very small components
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of the degree. However, the two-year
college faculty have carefully designed
these courses to transfer. The general
education component of the AA degree is
the largest component in this degree
pattern. This design fits nicely with the
practice at four-year schools. Most four-
year college advisement directors say
that you must take the general
education part early in the four-year
program. Their advice is to take most of
it during the first two years. There are
logical and compelling reasons for this.
Sampling a wide variety of study
areas, or disciplines, helps students
decide on a major and a career. In
addition, most of the major will be taken
during the junior and senior years of
study. Then the student has studied the
most recent knowledge available in a
given field just before graduating. Also,
the background of knowledge and your
insight will be greater. Analyzing a
problem in your major area will be
easier and your insight will be more
advanced.
While it’s important to start
comparing your two-year program to the
first two years of the four-year colleges
you may wish to attend, remember that
you are not alone in this process. Nearly
all two-year colleges have transfer
counselors or advisors whose task it is to
help you make and plan for transfer
decisions. Check your two-year college
catalog, ask your professors, and get to
know where to go early in the game.
It isn’t so hard to understand how to
compare the two-year college program to
the four-year program. All you need to
know is:
1. Start at the level which is right for
you. Entry testing is designed to help
you do that.
2. Next, get advice about what
program is parallel to your final
objective.
3. Finish any necessary prerequisites.
4. Then proceed to the program that is
parallel to your goal.
5. As you finish that program, or near
the beginning of your final semester,
seek advice about transfer to several
four-year undergraduate colleges of your
choice.
6. Send some of the postcards in this
College Transfer Guide to four-year
colleges which offer the program you are
interested in.
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10 Tips for the Transfer Student
he student at a two-year
T college asks, “When
should I transfer?” or,
“How do I transfer?” or,
“Can I transfer in the middle of the
academic year?”
Students ask many people the same
questions in order to get a sense of
what is best to do, and often they get
more confused. Despite the fact that it
sounds confusing, it isn’t. Here are
some tips you can depend on.
Two-year college students need to
be in touch with three important
people at the school they attend: the
academic advisor for course selection,
a counselor for career and transfer
questions, and a faculty member in
the subject area of their special
interest. With these people as a
support system, the following
checklist of 10 points will be relatively
easy to accomplish.
Decide in what academic
1 discipline you would like to
major, and one or two other
important characteristics
(like geographic location, cost, or
reputation) that you feel are necessary
with regard to the next college you
attend. Review the College Majors
section in this directory.
Choose several colleges that
2 offer your preferred major.
Find out more about these
colleges by reading their
profiles in the College Profiles section
of this directory. Read other reference
books like Barron’s, Peterson’s, School
Guide and college catalogs. Utilize the
many online college directories such
as www.schoolguides.com, www.
collegeboard.org, www.petersons.com.
Many colleges have Web sites that can
provide you with specific information
about the transfer admission process.
Arrange to visit the colleges in
which you are interested to get a
sense of the atmosphere there and to
compare each school. Ask yourself at
which one it would be best to spend
two more years. Interviews are not
generally necessary, but can be
arranged with the admissions office if
needed.
If you are unsure of your
3 plans, you should make an
appointment to speak to a
Transfer/Career counselor.
International students should also
locate a Foreign Student Advisor in
the admissions or counseling office for
I.N.S. paperwork related to their
transfer.
When applying to out-of-
4 state colleges, write directly
to the colleges for
applications and be sure to
ask for any special information
pertinent to transfer students, or use
the postcards provided in this College
Transfer Guide. If you are applying
to colleges within your own state, you
may be able to pick up those
applications in the counseling office.
International students must
request special application materials
in addition to the regular college
application.
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If SAT or ACT scores are
5 required for transfer
students, you can get the
necessary forms to either
take the test or to request the scores
from the counseling office or by
contacting The College Board at 866-
630-9305. International callers may
dial 212-520-8570 or please visit
www.collegeboard.com.
You have the option to ask
6 two or three of your
professors to recommend
you. Pick only those who
you feel sure will give you a good
reference.
Fill out your applications
7 carefully. If you have any
questions or problems, go to
the transfer or counseling
office and you’ll get help. Any written
statement requested on an application
should be drafted first and checked by
another person before you write it on
the application.
When you think your
8 application is complete, you
may bring it to your advisor,
or counselor, or favorite
faculty member to check for
completeness and correctness.
Request that the Registrar’s
9 Office send a copy of your
college transcripts to all the
schools to which you are
applying. If a college requires high
school transcripts, you must request
them directly through your high
school.
Now, for the hardest part –
10 if you have done all of the
above and you’re sure that
nothing is missing that was
requested on your application, then
just be patient and wait for the reply
from the colleges.
Fall semester transfer necessitates
that you complete this process
completely before the first of March.
The prime time for fall transfer early
admissions applications to be
submitted is between January 1 and
February 28 of the same year. Many
schools, however, have much later
deadlines as well as mid-year entry
dates.
Check carefully the transfer
admission deadlines of the schools you
have selected in the College Profiles
section of this directory.
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The Financial Aid Process
When it comes to financial aid, the first
question most students and parents ask is
“Where do I begin?”
The best place to begin your search is the
transfer services office. Many transfer offices
have access to computerized college search
programs that provide comprehensive
information about colleges nationwide,
including the availability of financial aid
programs, the number of students who receive
financial aid, the average amount awarded,
and the total annual amount available for the
entire student body. If your school uses one of
these online programs, be sure to attend any
orientation sessions or tutorials to ensure that
you get the most out of your search.
Your transfer services office will also have
many reference books listing various
scholarships, grants, and financial aid
programs at the national, state, and local
levels. Your local public library also has these
publications, usually in a special “Education
and Careers” section or in the “Young Adult”
section.
Many schools host a Financial Aid
presentation featuring financial aid advisors
from colleges, lending institutions or the state
department of higher education. Be sure to
attend this event with your parents and to
read through the materials you will receive.
Next, you might contact the colleges to
which you expect to apply. In addition to
providing information about their own
financial aid programs, they may be able to
help you with other sources of aid and perhaps
help you to fill out the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). In many cases,
smaller colleges are in a better position to help
you with this than many larger universities.
Throughout this preliminary search process
you should be asking yourself the following
questions:
l) What are the specific programs that might
help me?
2) How do I apply to these programs?
3) What are my chances of qualifying for
assistance?
Be Thorough and Careful
The financial aid process requires hard
work and persistence. The applications can be
complex and confusing. They may be returned
to you for clarification or additional
information. Oftentimes, follow-up on your aid
application may be necessary. For this reason,
be sure to make copies of all of the applications
and documents you submit, including the date
submitted, as you may need them for
reference.
Don’t be afraid to call the college financial
aid office or state scholarship or grant office to
find out the status of your application. Millions
of financial aid applications are filed each year,
increasing the possibility that mistakes will be
made and items will be overlooked. It is your
responsibility to make sure this does not
happen to you.
Finally, be sure to file your application as
soon as possible (usually January 1 of the
senior year).
Students and parents with questions about
federal financial aid programs, application
procedures, eligibility formulas or any other
concerns about financing higher education can
call the information hotline, 1-800-4-FED-AID
(1-800-433-3243) or visit the Web site
StudentAid.ed.gov.
A Word of Warning
The official FAFSA is at www.fafsa.ed.gov –
not at a .com Web site. There is no fee to
submit the FAFSA. Any site with a .com
address will probably charge you a fee to
complete and submit the application. You are
advised not to use those sites. You can get live
help completing the FAFSA at
www.fafsa.ed.gov or by calling 1-800-4-FED-
AID (1-800-433-3243) or (319) 337-5665.
Also, there is no Department of Education
(ED) program that replaces loans with grants,
nor is there a fee to obtain ED administered
grants. Do not provide personal or financial
information to unsolicited callers. To report
suspected fraud, contact the Federal Trade
Commission by phone, (222) 326-2222 or visit
www.consumer.ftc.gov.
Sources of Financial Aid
The vast majority of students attending
college with the help of financial aid receive
this aid from one or more of these three
sources:
1) Colleges, universities and other
postsecondary institutions . Most have
scholarships, grants, loans and work-study
opportunities to help their students pay for
their education.
2) The Federal Government . The U.S.
Department of Education ( www.ed.gov ),
administers programs that provide more than
$150 billion annually in grants, loans and
work-study assistance.
3) State Governments. All 50 states and the
District of Columbia fund or administer
student aid programs including scholarships,
grants or loans.
Beyond these primary sources, various
groups such as the Elks, the Knights of
Columbus, other service organizations, local
governments, and private companies often
award scholarships to college-bound students.
How to Apply
The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal
Student Aid) is the application that must be
used to apply for any type of federal financial
aid. It is also used by most colleges and states
to determine student eligibility for state or
institutional aid. The form is available in high
schools and colleges across the country and
online at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Students, parents, and borrowers are
required to use an FSA ID, made up of a
username and password. Your FSA ID
identifies you as someone who has the right to
access your own personal information on ED
Web sites such as the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) at fafsa.gov.
You will also use it to electronically sign your
federal student aid documents.  number of other factors. The calculation does
The FSA ID replaces the Federal Student
Aid PIN. If you already have a PIN, you can
link your information to your new FSA ID by
entering your PIN while registering for your
FSA ID. (This will save you time when
registering for your FSA ID.) However, a PIN
is not required to create an FSA ID.
If you are a parent of a dependent student,
The Financial Aid Process o 17
you will need your own FSA ID if you want to
sign your child's FAFSA electronically.
The FAFSA may not be filed before January 1
for the upcoming academic year, but should be
filed as soon after January 1 as possible.
Although there are questions about income as
well as taxes paid, etc., you should not wait
until after you and your parents have
completed your income tax forms to complete
the FAFSA. Waiting to file jeopardizes your
chances of getting all the aid you are entitled
to receive. You should file the FAFSA as early
as possible using estimates of your income
taxes as outlined on the form itself. Simply
check the box that indicates that you will file
an income tax form, but have not done so as of
the date you are filing the FAFSA.
If you have done your taxes, be sure to
consider the option in FAFSA on the Web to
use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool. This option is
available whether you filed your taxes
electronically or by mail. The IRS Data
Retrieval Tool takes you to the IRS Web site,
where you will need to log in by providing your
name and other information exactly as you
provided it on your tax return. At the IRS site,
you can preview your information before
agreeing to have it transferred to your FAFSA.
You can also use the tool if you submitted
estimated tax information and want to update
the numbers after completing your taxes.
Once you have completed the personal
information on the FAFSA, follow the
instructions for listing the colleges you wish to
have the information sent to. If you are
applying online, the code number will
automatically be inserted according to a
prompt. If you are filing a paper application,
you can get the code from www.fafsa.ed.gov,
the financial aid office, or from the specific
college. The application will also ask you what
state you live in and based on this, will send
the information to your state’s financial aid
agency so you will be considered for state
scholarship and grant programs. Finally, the
information will automatically be sent to the
Pell Grant program.
Expected Family Contribution
The ED provides all of these agencies and
institutions with an analysis of the
information you have provided on the FAFSA
according to a Congressional formula. The
formula is used to determine how much a
family might be expected to pay toward the
applicant’s education (family contribution).
This amount, called the Expected Family
Contribution (EFC), will be used to determine
whether or not the student has “financial
need,” which is what defines eligibility for most
financial aid programs.
The formula takes into consideration such
things as family income, assets, number of
people in the family, federal and state taxes
paid, the number of children in college, and a
not factor in equity in your home or funds in a
401K or other retirement accounts.
Families should be aware that an asset
reported in the parents’ name is assessed at a
lower rate than if that same asset were
reported in the student’s name. This figure can
make a considerable difference in the EFC.
The applicant will receive a Student Aid
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Report (SAR), which includes the EFC. The
figure usually appears right under the date
the report was sent. The student, colleges, and
all federal and state agencies receive the same
EFC. The SAR also summarizes the
information you have provided on the FAFSA.
Check it for accuracy and make any necessary
corrections. (If you had previously estimated
your income taxes, this is your opportunity to
replace those estimates with the actual
figures.) The report will also indicate whether
or not you are eligible for a Pell Grant.
The FAFSA does not provide space to
explain any unusual circumstances
(unemployment, large medical bills, tuition for
other children in elementary or secondary
school). These circumstances should be
carefully explained and documented wherever
possible and sent directly to the financial aid
office of the college to which you are applying.
The college financial aid officer will determine
whether or not the unusual circumstances will
be taken into consideration.
When the financial aid officer receives the
analysis, the information is reviewed and any
necessary adjustments are made to the
evaluation. The adjusted EFC is matched
against the college’s cost of attendance (COA)
to determine if the student demonstrates
financial need. At this point the financial aid
officer would notify the student of his or her
award or indicate that the student is not
eligible for aid.
Some colleges may require additional
applications (either the CSS/Financial Aid
PROFILE, available at student.college
board.org , or a separate financial aid
application specifically for that college) for use
in awarding their own aid money. Be sure to
check with the colleges to which you are
applying to see what applications are
required.
Whether you apply for federal, state, or
institutional aid, you should be sure to
complete all forms accurately and honestly
and be sure to submit them before the
established deadlines.
Financial Need
Since most financial aid programs require
applicants to demonstrate financial need, it is
important to examine that concept more
closely. Simply defined, financial need is the
difference between what it will cost a student
to attend a particular school (COA) and the
amount that the family can contribute toward
the student’s education (EFC). The college’s
COA includes tuition, room, board, all fees,
and reasonable estimates for books, supplies,
travel, clothing and recreational expenses.
Students and parents can calculate what
their Expected Family Contribution would be
by using an online calculator like the
FAFSA4Caster available at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Take into consideration that financial need is
a relative figure and will vary depending on
each college’s overall costs.
Normally, the FAFSA will ask for income for
the student and the student’s parents. In cases
where the student’s parents are divorced or
separated, or the student is filing as an
independent student, meaning that only his or
her income is reported, special care should be
taken in completing the application to be sure
that accurate income information is supplied.
Instructions for these and other unusual
circumstances are available by visiting
www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Financial Aid “Packaging”
Most colleges combine various types of awards
into a “package” in an attempt to meet a
student’s financial need. Thus a student with a
financial need of $5,000 might be awarded a
$3,000 college grant, a $1,000 Perkins Loan, and
a $1,000 College Work-Study job. The college also
takes into consideration aid that a student has
received from other sources. For example, if a
student receives a Pell Grant or a state
scholarship, the college would take these
resources into consideration when determining
the student’s financial need. All of these funds
would be outlined in the student’s financial aid
package.
Appeals
If the family is not satisfied with a student’s
financial aid package, they should appeal to
the financial aid office at the college. Simply
indicate the student’s strong interest in the
particular college and ask if the award can be
reviewed, or if there are other sources of aid
that might be pursued.
MONEY FOR COLLEGE
Finding money for college is an ongoing,
hands-on process. In addition to the Federal
Student Aid programs outlined on page 21,
and the state programs at the end of this
section, consider the following sources and
activities when looking for ways to lower you
tuition bill.
College Scholarships
Some of the greatest sources of financial aid
are the nation’s colleges and universities,
which distribute money in the form of
scholarships and grants. These awards are
made directly to the student by the college and
are outright “gifts,” which the student does not
need to repay. While the amount of most
awards is determined by a student’s financial
need, there are usually other criteria that an
applicant must meet. The most commonly
used criterion is “academic potential” as
measured by high school records and college
entrance tests (e.g. SAT or ACT tests).
In recent years, more colleges are offering
“academic merit scholarships,” which are
based completely on a student’s academic
record without regard for the financial
circumstances of the family. Students who
cannot demonstrate financial need but have
proven themselves to be strong academically
should inquire about such awards at all
colleges in which they have an interest.
As the availability of financial aid varies
from college to college, families should be sure
to ask about the percentage of students at
each college who are receiving aid, as well as
the amount of the average aid package. High
numbers in these two categories usually
indicate that a student will have a better
chance of getting adequate financial aid.
The more selective the college, the higher
the applicant’s grades and scores must be to
get a merit scholarship. Thus, at a very
selective college, a student might need to rank
in the top 5 percent of the class while at
another, less selective college, merit
scholarships might go to students who rank in
the top 30 percent. The key to merit
scholarships is matching the student’s
credentials to the requirements at specific
colleges.
Other scholarships, often called activity
awards, may be given to applicants who are
active in such things as debate, band,
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dramatics, newspaper or yearbook, or
athletics.
College-awarded scholarships oftentimes
will cover tuition or more, and are renewable
provided that the student meets the stated
requirements of the award.
Private Scholarships
A number of scholarships are made
available each year by many local groups, such
as labor unions, veterans groups, businesses,
professional organizations, fraternal societies,
benevolent organizations, high schools, and
church groups. A good Web site to consult for
all types of scholarships is www.fastweb.com.
You can also start your search by visiting
www.finaid.org or www.collegeboard.com, or
consult your transfer counselor.
Regular Student Employment
In addition to the Federal College Work-
Study Program, many colleges employ
students directly. Students work in all
phases of the college, often working at the
same type of jobs as students in the Work-
Study Program. In many instances, however,
there is no financial need requirement, and
jobs are open to any student who wishes
employment, regardless of his or her
financial circumstances.
Students should also consider part-time
work in local business and industry. Often the
Director of Financial Aid or the Placement
Office will help students to find such off-
campus employment.
Cooperative Education
Under this program, the student alternates
periods of study with periods of work directly
related to his or her academic interest. The
salary earned during work periods enables the
student to pay a major part of college
expenses. More colleges each year are
participating in this program.
WACE (World Council and Assembly on
Cooperative Education) is a resource of
information and assistance to schools,
employers and governments that want to
initiate or strengthen Cooperative & Work-
Integrated Education programs. This
organization also offers scholarships to students
who attend partner schools. For more
information visit www.waceinc.org, E-mail
Marty_Ford@uml.edu or write to WACE, 600
Suffolk Street, Lowell, MA 01854.
AmeriCorps
AmeriCorps is a national service project
that works with nonprofit organizations/
agencies and educational institutions to
operate local community service programs.
AmeriCorps volunteers have served across the
country to address the most pressing
education, public safety, human and
environmental challenges facing our
communities. Volunteers who have completed
a term of service (generally 10 months to one
year) are eligible for a Segal AmeriCorps
Education Award. The award amount is tied to
the maximum amount of the U.S. Department
of Education’s Pell Grant, which is currently
$5,730. The award may be used to repay
educational loans for those who have attended
college or may be used for future educational
costs by volunteers who have not yet attended
college. AmeriCorps participants may also
qualify for the new Public Service Loan
Forgiveness Program and the Income-Based
Repayment Plan. As an added benefit, there
are currently more than 100 colleges and
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universities nationwide that offer matching
grant programs to students who are Segal
AmeriCorps Education Award recipients.
For information about volunteer
opportunities and benefits and a list of
schools participating in the matching grant
program visit the Web site
www.nationalservice.gov or
questions.nationalservice.gov or call 800-942-
2677. You can also contact the state or local
project office.
Work for a Company that
Pays College Costs
Many large corporations have tuition
payment plans for their employees. Plans vary
from company to company. Some firms will
advance monies needed for tuition, others will
reimburse costs after the student completes
each course or semester. Reimbursements vary
from 100 percent to a portion of the total
tuition, with some reimbursements contingent
on the employee/student’s final grade. In some
cases, a company will pay only for courses
directly related to the job.
When interviewing for a job, be sure to ask
about the firm’s education funding plan.
Handicapped Students
Handicapped students who are eligible for
routine help from the rehabilitation agency
within their state are usually eligible for
substantial financial assistance to pursue
higher education. Such students should contact
their rehabilitation counselor for more detailed
information.
EASiNG THE COST OF
COLLEGE EDuCATiON
Individuals and families who pay college
tuition, fees, and other related expenses may
be eligible for a tax break on their federal
income tax. This section describes various
programs and tax benefits that may make
higher education more affordable for many
families. This information is meant as a guide
only. For more detailed information on all the
tax benefits outlined below, consult your tax
professional or refer to IRS Publication 970,
Tax Benefits for Higher Education, available
online at www.irs.gov or by calling the IRS at
1-800-829-1040. Copies of the publication may
also be available in your local library, guidance
office, or post office.
American Opportunity Tax Credit
(modifies Hope Scholarship)
The American Opportunity Tax Credit
(AOTC) which was to expire at the end of
2012, was extended through December
2017 by the American Taxpayer Relief Act
of 2012. As a modification of the Hope Credit,
the AOTC makes education tax credits
available to a broader range of taxpayers,
including many with higher incomes and those
who owe no tax. In addition to tuition paid it
also adds required course materials, such as
books and supplies, to the list of qualifying
expenses and allows the credit to be claimed
for four postsecondary years instead of two.
Under the AOTC a taxpayer will be able to
reduce his/her tax liability one dollar for each
dollar of eligible credit. If the amount of the
American Opportunity Tax Credit for which
the taxpayer is eligible is more than the tax
liability, the balance of the credit is
refundable, up to a maximum refund of 40
percent (up to $1,000) of the amount of the
credit for which the taxpayer is eligible. The
maximum annual credit will be $2,500 per
student. The full credit is available to
individuals whose modified adjusted gross
income is $80,000 or less, or $160,000 or less
for married couples filing a joint return. The
credit is phased out for taxpayers with incomes
above these levels.
Lifetime Learning Credit
For families of students in junior and senior
year, or graduate school (as well as adults
returning to school) a tuition tax credit is
allowed, equal to 20 percent of the first $10,000
paid in tuition and fees, or $2,000. Benefits are
phased out for individuals with adjusted gross
income (AGI) of more than $60,000 for single
filers and for joint filers with AGI of more than
$120,000.
Student Loan interest Deduction
Interest paid on student loans will now be
considered a tax deduction. This benefit comes
in the form of an adjustment to income,
meaning you do not need to itemize on your
tax return in order to be eligible. The deduction
can reduce taxable income by up to $2,500. The
deduction is phased out for single tax filers
with adjusted gross incomes of more than
$75,000; $150,000 for joint filers.
Tuition and Fees Deductions
Taxpayers can deduct up to $4,000 in tuition
expenses as an exclusion from income. This
means itemizing deductions on Schedule A of
the 1040 is not necessary. The deduction is
phased out for taxpayers with adjusted gross
incomes of more than $80,000 (single filers)
and $160,000 (married filing jointly). The
Limited Deduction can be used in conjunction
with tax-free distributions from Coverdell
Education Savings Accounts, qualified tuition
programs, and education savings bonds,
provided that different education expenses
form the basis for each benefit. The deduction
cannot be used if the AOTC or Lifetime
Learning tax credit is applied for the same
student in the same year.
Qualified Tuition Programs and
529 Plans
A qualified tuition program (QTP) is one in
which the contributor (a student’s parent,
grandparent or other individual) prepays
college tuition to an eligible educational
institution or contributes to an account
established for the purpose of paying qualified
educational expenses. Earnings accrued on the
QTP that are used to pay qualified educational
expenses including tuition, fees, books,
supplies, equipment, and room and board
(student must attend at least half-time) are
free from federal tax and in some cases from
state taxes as well.
Contributions to a QTP cannot be more than
the amount necessary to provide for the
qualified education expenses of the beneficiary.
There are no income restrictions for this
program.
Coverdell Educational Savings Accounts
Coverdell Accounts are funds established
exclusively for higher education expenses
(including tuition and fees, books, supplies and
some room and board expenses) for individual
children under the age of 18. Contributions
must be made “after taxes.” However, earnings
accumulate tax free and no taxes are paid on
withdrawals provided they are used for higher
education expenses. The maximum
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contribution is $2,000 per year. (Families of
military personnel killed in action may
contribute 100 percent of survivor benefits.)
The benefit is phased out for single filers with
adjusted gross incomes greater than $110,000,
and for joint filers with adjusted gross incomes
greater than $220,000.
FiNANCiAL AiD FROM
THE MiLiTARY
The programs outlined below are available
to those who enroll in or are veterans of the
U.S. Armed Forces. Some programs may also
be available to a veteran’s spouse or dependent
children.
The Yellow Ribbon Program
The Yellow Ribbon GI Education
Enhancement Program, also known simply as
the Yellow Ribbon Program, is a provision of
the Post–9/11 Veterans Education Assistance
Act of 2008. This program is designed to help
veterans afford tuition at a college or
university whose tuition and fee expenses
exceed the highest in-state undergraduate
tuition rate (the normal amount paid under
the Post–9/11 GI Bill). By entering into an
agreement with the Department of Veterans
Affairs (VA) a participating institution can
contribute a specified dollar amount of those
additional expenses and the VA will contribute
a matching amount not to exceed 50 percent of
the difference.
To be eligible for benefits under the Yellow
Ribbon Program an individual must have
served an aggregate period of active duty, after
September 11, 2001, of at least 36 months.
Benefits are payable for training/enrollment
pursued on or after August 1, 2009.
Eligible veterans should note that
participating colleges and universities choose
the amount of tuition and fees that they will
contribute as well as the number of slots
available. Funds are awarded on a first-come,
first-served basis.
Interested military personnel should visit
www.benefits.va.gov/gibill or the school’s Web
site in which they are interested for more
information.
Post–9/11 Gi Bill
This is an education benefit for individuals
who served on active duty on or after
September 11, 2001. Personnel who wish to
take advantage of this program must have
served at least 90 aggregate days of active duty
after September 11, 2001, still be on active
duty, or honorably discharged or released.
Personnel currently receiving benefits under
another military education assistance program
may elect to enroll in the Post–9/11 GI Bill but
will no longer be eligible for the benefits
offered by the previous program.
Under the Post–9/11 GI Bill the individual
would be eligible to receive the cost of tuition
and fees not to exceed the most expensive in-
state undergraduate tuition at a public
institution of higher education, a monthly
housing allowance, and a maximum books and
supplies allowance of $1,000. Some individuals
may be eligible for a $500 relocation payment.
Recipients may receive up to 36 months of
entitlement. Eligible individuals should also be
aware that if you are a member of the Armed
Forces on August 1, 2009 you may be able to
transfer your benefits to a spouse or dependent
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child. Delaware New York

Interested military personnel should visit Delaware Higher Education Office New York State Higher
the Web site www.benefits.va.gov/gibill for 401 Federal Street, Ste 2 Education Services
more information. Dover, DE 19901 Corporation (HESC)
302-735-4120 99 Washington Avenue
Military Loan Repayment
dheo@doe.k12.de.us Albany, NY 12255
Some students who borrow from one or www.delawaregoestocollege.org 888-697-4372; 518-473-1574
more of the Federal Loan Programs (Perkins, www.hesc.ny.gov
Stafford, etc.) may have some or all of their District of Columbia (D.C.)
loans repaid by the Department of Defense,
Office of the State Superintendent of Ohio
depending on the specialty enlisted in, and the
Education Ohio Board of Regents
length of the enlistment.
Post-Secondary Education State Grants and Scholarships
Full-time military personnel can qualify to
have their loans repaid by the military at the 810 First Street NE 25 South Front Street
rate of one-third of the loan for each year of Washington, DC 20002 Columbus, OH 43215
full-time duty served (maximum loan 877-485-6751; 202-727-2824 614-466-6000
repayment is $65,000). Each branch of the osse.dc.gov 614-728-8862
military sets its own maximum amount. hotline@regents.state.ohio.us
Individuals interested in the various Maine www.ohiohighered.org
Military College Loan Repayment Programs Finance Authority of Maine
are advised to check with their recruiter or 5 Community Drive Pennsylvania
visit the Web site www.todaysmilitary.com for
P.O. Box 949 Pennsylvania Higher
more information.
Augusta, ME 04332 Education Assistance Agency
ROTC 800-228-3734; 207-623-3263 State Grant and Special Programs
Fax: 207-623-0095 P.O. Box 8157
The Air Force, Army, and Navy all have
E-mail: education@famemaine.com Harrisburg, PA 17105
scholarship programs to help students who
are interested in becoming officers in the www.famemaine.com 800-692-7392
service after graduation. Scholarships are www.pheaa.org
awarded to entering college freshmen based Maryland
on their high school grades, SAT scores, Maryland Higher Education Commission Rhode island
activities, etc. Scholarships are also awarded Office of Student Financial Assistance Rhode Island Higher Education Assistance
to college sophomores and juniors based on 6 N. Liberty St. Authority (RIHEAA)
their performance in the ROTC program and Baltimore, MD 21201 Scholarship & Grant Division
grades in college. These scholarships pay for 800-974-0203; 410-767-3300 560 Jefferson Blvd.
tuition, fees, books and laboratory expenses. In
osfamail@mhec.state.md.us Warwick, RI 02886
addition, scholarship holders receive $300–
www.mhec.state.md.us 800-922-9855; 401-736-1170
$500 per month during the 10 months of the
school year depending on the recipient’s level info@riheaa.org
in the ROTC curriculum. Members of ROTC Massachusetts www.riheaa.org
units who are not scholarship holders receive Massachusetts Office of
a monthly allowance for the last two years of Student Financial Assistance Vermont
college. Of course, all students who are 454 Broadway, Ste 200 Vermont Student Assistance Corporation
commissioned through ROTC programs must Revere, MA 02151 10 East Allen Street
agree to spend a stipulated length of time in 617-391-6070 P.O. Box 2000
the service. For more detailed information, osfa@osfa.mass.edu Winooski, VT 05404
students should contact the recruiting office of
www.osfa.mass.edu 800-642-3177; 802-655-9602
the service in which they are interested.
E-mail: info@vsac.org
Persons enlisting in the Air Force can take
advantage of the educational opportunities New Hampshire www.vsac.org
offered by The Community College of the Air New Hampshire Department of Education
Force, as well as the Air Force’s 100 percent Division of Higher Education Virginia
tuition assistance programs. 101 Pleasant Street State Council of Higher Education for
Concord, NH 03301 Virginia (SCHEV)
State Financial Aid Programs 603-271-3494 101 North 14th Street
www.education.nh.gov or Richmond, VA 23219
For additional information on state-awarded www.nhheaf.org 804-225-2600; Fax: 804-225-2604
financial aid, contact the state agencies listed communications@schev.edu
below. New Jersey www.schev.edu
New Jersey Higher Education Student
Connecticut
Assistance Authority (HESAA) West Virginia
Office for Higher Education
Grants & Scholarships West Virginia Higher Education Policy
Student Financial Aid
61 Woodland Street P.O. Box 540 Commission
Hartford, CT 06105 Trenton, NJ 08625 1018 Kanawha Boulevard East, Suite 700
860-947-1855 800-792-8670; 609-584-4480 Charleston, WV 25301
sfa@ctohe.org clientservices@hesaa.org 304-558-2101
www.ctohe.org www.hesaa.org wvhepc.com
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U.S. Navy - Career Opportunities

and Scholarships
The priority in the Navy is people. The ENLiSTED PROGRAMS Health Professions Scholarship. The
Navy provides a positive environment for The Nuclear Power Program allows you Scholarship provides up to four years of
personal growth within a framework of to earn college credits in the most technical full tuition, most books, fees, and
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with honor. With the technological program is available for qualified male and monthly allowance. Newly commissioned
revolution, there is a new breed of Sailor, female high school graduates who have officers will have the exciting opportunity
the technical expert. There are over 60 strong math and science skills. Applicants to gain further training, and ultimately
different career fields that offer growth enter the Nuclear Power Program at work within their health disciplines.
opportunities for young people. Education advanced pay grades and attend advanced
in the Navy begins with recruit training technical schools in either electricity, The Health Services Collegiate Program
and continues throughout Naval service. electronics, or as machinists. In-depth (HSCP) offers students in certain health
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school in the occupational specialty that you of a nuclear power plant follows. Graduates and optometry) in pursuit of graduate
choose, many of which are fully accredited are stationed aboard nuclear powered degrees a chance to further their education
by the American Council on Education. vessels. Applicants accepted in to the without incurring the associated financial
Also, the Navy College Center helps Navy program may be eligible for substantial sign costs. This program provides the pay and
men and women focus on their educational on bonuses in a addition to future most allowances, including medical, of an
goals and attain them through enrollment reenlistment bonuses. active duty petty officer while attending
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grades and attend technical schools leading (NUPOC) offers college juniors and seniors
to a variety of careers including Data who qualify for this highly selective and
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young college-bound men and women the-art training in the operation and allowances of an active duty petty officer
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fees of an instructional nature, as well as a LANS, and complex electronic and electro- promotions within the Navy. These highly
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Four Year College Profiles
This section includes profiles of colleges located primarily in
the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states. Profiles are arranged in
alphabetical order by state. Information for each college may
Connecticut
Albertus MAgnus
College
700ProspectSt.,NewHaven,CT06511
203-773-8550;800-578-9160
Email:admissions@albertus.edu
Web:www.albertus.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,278
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$28,440
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement.
CentrAl ConneCtiCut
stAte university
P.O.Box4010,1615StanleySt.
NewBritain,CT06050
860-832-CCSU
Email:admissions@ccsu.edu
Web:www.ccsu.edu
LarryHall,Director,Recruitment&
Admissions
Enrollment:7,078full-timeundergraduate,
2,062part-timeundergraduate;484full-
timegraduate, 1,531part-timegraduate.  Connecticut'soldestpublicuniversity;
AnnualTransfers:Morethan800
Tuition:$8,876in-state;$20,612out-of-
state(includesfees)
RoomandBoard:$10,870(Allcosts
subjecttochange).
Transfer Students
CCSUhasstrongtiestoallthestate’s
communitycolleges,makingthetransfer
processeasierandenablingstudentsto
makethemostoutoftheirprioreducation
whentheycometoCentral.TheUniversity
hasamonthlyprogram(TransferTuesdays)
thatbringstogethernewtransferstudentsto
learnmoreabouttheUniversityandhowto
succeedhere.AndTransferTuesdaysoffers
agreatwaytomeetnewfriends.
School of Arts and Sciences
UndergraduateMajors,Minors,
Concentrations:AfricanAmericanStudies,
AmericanStudies,ActuarialStudies,
Anthropology,Art,Astronomy,Biology,
Chemistry&Biochemistry,Communication,
ComputerScience,Criminology&Criminal
Justice,Design(GraphicInformation),
EarthSciences,Economics,English,
EnvironmentalScience,French,General
Science,Geography(Environmental,
GeographicInformationScience,Planning,
Regional,Tourism),German,History,
Italian,Journalism,Language&
Computation,LatinAmericanStudies,
Linguistics,Mathematics,Meteorology,
ModernLanguages,Music,Natural
Sciences,Philosophy,Physics,Political
Science,Psychology,Public
Administration,ReligiousStudies,Social
Sciences,Sociology,Spanish,Statistics,
TESOL,Theatre,Writing.
School of Business
UndergraduateMajors,Minors,
Concentrations:Accounting,Finance,
InternationalBusiness,Management&
Organization,ManagementInformation
Systems,Marketing.
School of Education and Professional
Studies
UndergraduateMajors,Minors,
Concentrations:TeacherEducation
Majorscertifiablewithnumerousmajors
intheareaofElementaryEducationand
SecondaryEducation.MajorsinPhysical
Education.Alsonon-certifiablemajorsin
AthleticTraining,ExerciseScience/Health
Promotion,SocialWork,andNursing(BS
andRN-BSN).
School of Engineering and Technology
UndergraduateMajors,Minors,
Specializations:BiomolecularSciences,
CivilEngineering,ComputerEngineering,
ComputerEngineeringTechnology,
ConstructionManagement,Electro-
MechanicalTechnology,Electronics
Technology,EngineeringTechnology,
Environmental&OccupationalSafety,
GraphicsTechnology,Industrial
Technology,Manufacturing,Manufacturing
EngineeringTechnology,Mechanical
Engineering,MechanicalEngineering
Technology,NetworkingTechnology,
EngineeringandTechnologyEducation.
Special Features: PrincetonReview
selectedCCSUasoneoftheBest
CollegesinNewEngland,oneof
America'sBestValueColleges,anda
GreenInstitution;HonorsProgram;
numerousInternationalExchange
programsincludingGermany,United
Kingdom,Japan,China,andthe
Caribbean;ROTCinconjunctionwith
UCONN;AthleticConferenceisthe
NortheastConference;DivisionI
intercollegiateathleticsformen
(Basketball,Baseball,CrossCountry,
Track,Football,Golf,Soccer)andfor
women(Basketball,CrossCountry,
Track,Golf,Softball,Soccer,Swimming,
Volleyball,Lacrosse).Campusisfully
wirelessaccessible;751,000volume
openstacklibrary,nearly3,000current
periodicalsubscriptions,studyand
readingspacefor1,000students.
AdvancedPlacementTest,CLEPtests;
400full-timefaculty,80percenthave
doctorates;17:1Student-Facultyratio;
over120clubsandorganizations
includingstudentoperatedradio,school
newspaper,Women'sCenter,Black
StudentUnion,LatinAmericanStudents
Organization,andHonorsand
Professionalorganizations;financial
assistanceinformofscholarships,grants,
loans,collegeworkstudy,part-time
employment.Ametropolitan,
comprehensive,publicuniversity;39
buildings,294-acres,suburbancampus
locatedtenminutesfromstatecapital,
Hartford,andtwohoursfromBostonand
NewYorkCity.
Transfer Requirements: Admissionto
CCSUisprimarilybasedonacademic
achievement.Typically,CCSUadmits
studentswithacollegegradepoint
averageofCorbetteraftercompletingat
least12ormorecollege-levelcredits(not
includingremedialcoursework)from
regionallyaccreditedinstitutions.However,
highergradepointaveragesmaybe
requiredforparticularacademicprograms.
See our ad on page 29
include the school’s name, address, telephone number, email
address, website, enrollment and tuition figures, transfer
requirements, and application deadlines.
ConneCtiCut College
270MoheganAve.
NewLondon,CT06320
860-439-2200
Email:admission@conncoll.edu
Web:www.conncoll.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,900
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$60,780(comprehensivefee)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Apr.1.
eAstern ConneCtiCut
stAte university
83WindhamSt.,Willimantic,CT06226
860-465-5286;877-353-3278
Fax860-465-5544
Email:admissions@easternct.edu
Web:www.easternct.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,301
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$9,560in-state;$21,295out-of-
state;$11,858NewEnglandRegional
(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
FAirField university
1073NorthBensonRd.
Fairfield,CT06824
203-254-4100;Fax203-254-4199
Email:admis@fairfield.edu
Web:www.fairfield.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,873
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$43,170
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:May1.
goodwin College
1RiversideDr.,EastHartford,CT06118
860-528-4111;800-889-3282
Fax860-291-9550
Email:nlentino@goodwin
Web:www.goodwin.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,583
Tuition:$19,400(includesfees)
Holy Apostles College
33ProspectHillRd.,Cromwell,CT06416
860-632-3010;Fax860-632-3030
Email:ashukis@holyapostles.edu
Web:www.holyapostles.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:58
Tuition:$9,840
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,SpringDeadline:
Jan.1,FallDeadline:Sept.1.
linColn College oF
new englAnd
2279MountVernonRd.
Southington,CT06489
860-628-4751;800-825-0087
Fax860-628-6444
Web:www.lincolncollegene.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,071
Tuition:$19,840(includesfees)
CONNECTICUT o 27
lyMe ACAdeMy College oF
Fine Arts
84LymeSt.,OldLyme,CT06371
860-434-5232;Fax860-434-8725
Email:admissions@lymeacademy.edu
Web:www.lymeacademy.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:79
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$29,616(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Portfolio.
MitCHell College
437PequotAve.,NewLondon,CT06320
860-701-5037;800-443-2811
Fax860-444-1209
Email:admissions@mitchell.edu
Web:www.mitchell.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:800
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$27,718
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
UniversalApplicationaccepted.
post university
800CountryClubRd.
Waterbury,CT06723
203-596-4555;800-345-2562
Email:admissions@post.edu
Web:www.post.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,546
Tuition:$20,925(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
QuinnipiAC university
Mt.CarmelAvenue,Hamden,CT06518
203-582-8600;800-462-1944
Fax203-582-8906
Email:transfer@quinnipiac.edu
Web:www.quinnipiac.edu
JoanIsaacMohr,VicePresidentand
DeanofAdmission
MaryWargo,DirectorofTransfer
Admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,500
AnnualTransfers:Morethan250
Tuition:$42,270
RoomandBoard:$14,400
Profile: Private,nonsectarian,
coeducational,foundedin1929.
Programs: Bachelor’s:Accounting;
Advertising;AthleticTraining/Sports
Medicine;BehavioralNeurosciences;
Biochemistry;Biology;Biomedical
Science;Chemistry;Communications;
ComputerInformationSystems;
ComputerScience;CriminalJustice;
DiagnosticMedicalSonography;
Economics;Education(5-yearM.A.T.);
Engineering(Civil,Industrial,Software
andMechanical);English;
Entrepreneurship;Film,Videoand
InteractiveMedia;Finance;GameDesign
andDevelopment;Gerontology;Health
ScienceStudies;History;Interactive
DigitalDesign;InternationalBusiness;
Journalism;LegalStudies;Management;
Marketing;Mathematics;
Microbiology/Immunology;Nursing;
OccupationalTherapy(51⁄2 yearentry
levelMasters);Philosophy;Physician
28 o CONNECTICUT
Assistant(6yearsentrylevelMasters);
PhysicalTherapy(6or7yearentrylevel
Doctorate);PoliticalScience;Pre-
Med/Dental/Veterinary;Psychology;
PublicRelations;RadiologicSciences;
Sociology;SocialServices;Spanish;
Theater.
Graduate Degrees: M.B.A.,(Business
Administration),M.O.T.51⁄2 year(Master
ofOccupationalTherapy),D.P.T.6or7
year(DoctorofPhysicalTherapy),
M.H.S.(majorsinMedicalLaboratory
Science,PhysicianAssistant,Pathologist
Assistant,Molecular&CellBiology),
M.A.T.inTeaching,M.S.inJournalism,
M.S.inInteractiveMedia,M.S.in
Accounting,M.S.inComputer
InformationSystems,M.S.inPublic
Relations,M.S.inSocialWork,J.D.in
Law,M.D.inMedicine.
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,MinimumGPA:2.5.
Special Features: “ThreeSettings,One
University”bestdescribesQuinnipiac’s
600acresonthecombinedMount
Carmel,YorkHillandNorthHaven
campuses.TheMountCarmelcampus
containsacademic,athletic,recreational
andhousingfacilities,theYorkHill
campusishometotheTDSportsCenter,
alodge-likestudentcenterandsuite-
stylehousingforjuniorsandseniors,and
NorthHavenisthehomeofourgraduate
programs,theSchoolsofHealth
Sciences,Nursing,Education,Lawand
thetheFrankH.NetterMDSchoolof
Medicine.Quinnipiacisjust8milesfrom
NewHaven,CTandmidwaybetween
NewYorkCityandBoston.Acampus
shuttlesystemprovidesaccesstoarea
shoppingandattractions.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory
sACred HeArt university
5151ParkAve.,Fairfield,CT06825
203-371-7999;Fax203-365-7607
Email:transfer@sacredheart.edu
Web:www.sacredheart.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,489
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$35,050(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:3.0,
Deadlines:Spring:Jan.1,Fall:Aug.1.
soutHern ConneCtiCut
stAte university
501CrescentSt.,NewHaven,CT06515
203-392-5644
Email:admissions@southernct.edu
Web:www.southernct.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,257
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$9,157in-state;$20,892out-of-
state;$11,334NewEnglandRegional
TuitionBreak(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
trinity College
300SummitSt.,Hartford,CT06106
860-297-2180;Fax860-297-2287
Email:admissions.office@trincoll.edu
Web:www.trincoll.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,285
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$47,510(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.0,SpringDeadline:Nov.15,Fall
Deadline:Apr.1.
united stAtes CoAst
guArd ACAdeMy
31MoheganAve.,NewLondon,CT06320
860-444-8500;800-883-8724
Fax860-701-6700
Email:admissions@uscga.edu
Web:www.uscga.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,045
Tuition:Fulltuitionscholarship.
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,FallDeadline:Feb.1.
university oF bridgeport
126ParkAve.,Bridgeport,CT06604
203-576-4552;800-EXCEL-UB
Email:admit@bridgeport.edu
Web:www.bridgeport.edu
KarissaPeckham,DeanofAdmissions
JessicaCrowley,Directorof
UndergraduateAdmissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,500
Tuition:$29,910
RoomandBoard:$12,710
Profile: Private;coed;over125career-
orientedprograms;studenttofaculty
ratio:16:1;averageclasssize:17;more
than5,000studentsfromover40states
and80countries.
School of Arts and Sciences
Biology,English,FashionMerchandising,
GeneralStudies,HealthSciences,
HumanServices,Literatureand
Civilization,Mathematics,Medical
LaboratorySciences,Music,Psychology.
School of Engineering
ComputerEngineering,Computer
Science,ElectricalEngineering.
School of Business
Accounting,BusinessAdministration,
Finance,InternationalBusiness,
ManagementandIndustrialRelations,
Marketing.
Fones School of Dental Hygiene
DentalHygiene.
College of Public and International
Affairs
CriminalJusticeandHumanSecurity,
InternationalPoliticalEconomyand
Diplomacy,MartialArtsStudies,Mass
Communication,SocialSciences,
ReligionandPolitics.
Shintaro Akatsu School of Design
GraphicDesign,IndustrialDesign,
InteriorDesign.
Special Features: TheUniversityof
Bridgeportissituatedonaquiet,urban
campusontheshoreofLongIsland
Sound.Over50clubsandorganizations.
13NCAADivisionIIathleticteams.
Excellentco-opandinternshipsavailable
withFortune500corporations.
Graduatespursuefulfillingcareersin
companiessuchasApple,IBM,
PricewaterhouseCoopers,General
Electric,ESPN,SaksFifthAvenue,
SikorskyAircraft,Johnson&Johnson,
PitneyBowes,andUBS.
See our ad on pages 16 & 26
university oF
ConneCtiCut
2131HillsideRd.,Storrs,CT06269
860-486-3137;Fax860-486-1476
Email:beahusky@uconn.edu
Web:www.admissions.uconn.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:18,032
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$12,022in-state;$30,970out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Essay/PersonalStatement,
Min.GPA:2.7,CommonApplication
accepted,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:12,SpringDeadline:Oct.1,Fall
Deadline:Apr.1.
university oF HArtFord
200BloomfieldAve.
WestHartford,CT06117
860-768-4296;800-947-4303
Fax860-768-4961
Email:admissions@hartford.edu
Web:www.hartford.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,284
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$33,358(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:30.
university oF new HAven
300BostonPostRoad
WestHaven,CT06516
203-932-7319
Email:admissions@newhaven.edu
Web:www.newhaven.edu
KevinPhillips,AssociateVicePresident
forEnrollmentManagement
KarenM.Flynn,Director,FinancialAid
203-932-7315;800-DIAL-UNHext.7315
Email:financialaid@newhaven.edu
Studentbodyconsistsofapproximately
4,600undergraduateand1,750graduate
students.
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$34,630(includesfees)
RoomandBoard:$14,410
College of Arts & Sciences
Art,Biology(Biochemistry,
Premedical/Dental/Veterinary,General),
Biotechnology,Chemistry,
Communication(DigitalMedia,Film
Production,Interpersonal
Communication,Journalism,Public
Relations,TV/VideoProduction),Dental
Hygiene,English(Literature,Writing),
EnvironmentalScience,GlobalStudies,
GraphicDesign,History,InteriorDesign
(Pre-Architecture),LiberalStudies,
MarineBiology,Mathematics(Computer
Science,AppliedMathematics,Statistics,
Education),Music,MusicIndustry,Music
&SoundRecording,Nutrition&Dietetics,
PoliticalScience,Psychology
(Community/Clinical,General,Forensic
Psychology),TheatreArts,Undeclared.
The College of Business
Accounting,BusinessManagement
(ManagementofSportsIndustries),
Economics,Finance,Hospitality&
TourismManagement,Marketing,Sports
Management.
Tagliatela College of Engineering
ChemicalEngineering,Chemistry,Civil
Engineering,ComputerEngineering,
ComputerScience,Electrical
Engineering,GeneralEngineering,
InformationTechnology,Mechanical
Engineering,BiomedicalEngineering
Certificate.
Henry C. Lee College of Criminal
Justice and Forensic Science
CriminalJustice(Corrections,Crime
Analysis,ForensicPsychology,
InternationalJustice&Security,
InvestigativeServices,Juvenile&Family
Justice,LawEnforcementAdministration,
VictimServicesAdministration),Fire
Science(Fire/ArsonInvestigation,Fire
Administration),Fire&Occupational
Safety,FireProtectionEngineering,
ForensicScience(Chemistry,Biology),
LegalStudies(PublicAffairs,Dispute
Resolution,ParalegalStudies),National
SecurityStudies,Paramedicine.
Graduatedegrees:M.A.,M.B.A.,Ph.D.
Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts
Drawing,Illustration,Painting,Sculpture
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,Universal
Applicationaccepted.
Special Features: HonorsProgram,Co-
opProgram,Internships,Centerfor
LearningResources,FirstYearSuccess
Center,DevelopmentalStudiesProgram,
ExperientialEducation,OutstandingHigh
SchoolSeniorsProgram,CLEPandAP
accepted,Student-OperatedRadio
Station,AcceleratedPrograms,Art
Gallery,ArmyReserveOfficers'Training
Corps(ROTC).
See our ad on page 31 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
university oF sAint
JosepH
1678AsylumAve.
WestHartford,CT06117
860-231-5216;Fax860-231-5744
Email:admissions@usj.edu
Web:www.usj.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,039
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$34,815(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplicationaccepted.
wesleyAn university
70WyllysAve.,Middletown,CT06459
860-685-3000;Fax860-685-3001
Email:admission@wesleyan.edu
Web:www.wesleyan.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,940
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$47,244(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.15.
western ConneCtiCut
stAte university
181WhiteSt.,Danbury,CT06810
203-837-9000;877-837-9278
Email:transferadmissions@wcsu.edu
Web:www.wcsu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,492
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$9,076in-state;$20,812out-of-
state;$11,336NER(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:Min.GPA:2.0.
yAle university
38HillhouseAve.
NewHaven,CT06520
203-432-9300;Fax203-432-9370
Email:trans.admissions@yale.edu
Web:www.yale.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,405
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$44,000(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:8,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
delaware
delAwAre stAte
university
1200NorthDuPontHighway
Dover,DE19901
302-857-6348;800-845-2544
Email:admissions@desu.edu
Web:www.desu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,877
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$7,336in-state;$15,692out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
goldey-beACoM College
4701LimestoneRd.
Wilmington,DE19808
302-998-8814;800-833-4877
Fax302-996-5408
Email:admissions@gbc.edu
Web:www.gbc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:633
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$22,140(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5.
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Come to one of the best universities in New England

CENTRAL CONNECTICUT
STATE UNIVERSITY
SUCCESS BEGINS WITH CCSU

www.ccsu.edu/facebook
• Chosen by Princeton Review as one of the • Over 100 excellent
“Best Northeastern Colleges” and an academic programs
“America’s Best Value College” • Exciting Division I athletics
• Honored by Octameron Associates as a • 16:1, student:faculty ratio
“Great College for the Real World” www.ccsu.edu
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university oF delAwAre
Newark,DE19716
302-831-8123
Email:admissions@udel.edu
Web:www.udel.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:18,202
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$12,112in-state;$29,932out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted.
wesley College
120N.StateSt.,Dover,DE19901
302-736-2400;800-937-5398
Email:admissions@wesley.edu
Web:www.wesley.edu
HowardBallentine,DeanofEnrollment
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,386
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$23,590(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
Deadlines: Spring:Oct.1,Fall:Apr.1.
wilMington university
320DuPontHwy.,NewCastle,DE19720
302-356-4636
Email:undergradadmissions@wilmu.edu
Web:www.wilmu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,133
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$9,950(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
MultiplelocationsinDelaware,Maryland,
NewJersey,andPennsylvania.
district of
Columbia
AMeriCAn university
4400MassachusettsAve.NW
Washington,DC20016
202-885-6063;Fax202-885-1025
Email:admissions@american.edu
Web:www.american.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,299
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$40,649(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted.
tHe CAtHoliC university
oF AMeriCA
620MichiganAve.NE
Washington,DC20064
202-319-5304;800-673-2772
Email:cua-admissions@cua.edu
Web:admissions.cua.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,694
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$38,526(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:July15.
gAllAudet university
800FloridaAve.,NE
Washington,DC20002
202-250-2474;800-995-0550
Fax202-651-5744
Email:ugrecruitment@gallaudet.edu
Web:www.gallaudet.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,117
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$13,800(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement.
george wAsHington
university
2121IStreetNW
Washington,DC20052
202-994-6040;800-447-3765
Fax202-994-0325
Email:transfer@gwu.edu
Web:www.gwu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:10,464
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$47,343(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Oct.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
georgetown university
37th&OStreetsNW
Washington,DC20057
202-687-3600
Email:guadmiss@georgetown.edu
Web:www.georgetown.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,552
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$44,805(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,SpringDeadline:Mar.1.
HowArd university
2400SixthStreetNW
Washington,DC20059
202-806-2716;800-822-6363
Email:admissions@howard.edu
Web:www.howard.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,607
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$22,883
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:15.
strAyer university
113315thSt.NW
Washington,DC20005
202-408-2400;888-863-0568
Fax202-419-1423
Email:washington@strayer.edu
Web:www.strayer.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:976
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$15,495(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
trinity wAsHington
university
125MichiganAve.,N.E.
Washington,DC20017
202-884-9400;800-492-6882
Email:admissions@trinitydc.edu
Web:www.trinitydc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,000
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$21,930
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:24.
university oF tHe
distriCt oF ColuMbiA
4200ConnecticutAve.NW
Washington,DC20008
202-274-6200
Email:UDCadmission@udc.edu
Web:www.udc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,857
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,634in-state;$7,674metro;
$13,914out-of-state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
university oF tHe
potoMAC
1401HSt.,Washington,DC20005
202-686-0876;888-686-1121
Fax202-686-0818
Email:admissions@potomac.edu
Web:www.potomac.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:292
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$13,434(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
AdditionalcampusinVienna,Virginia.
Maine
bAtes College
23CampusAve.,Lewiston,ME04240
207-786-6000;855-228-3755
Email:admission@bates.edu
Web:www.bates.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,753
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$60,720ComprehensiveFee
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Deadlines: Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Mar.1.
bowdoin College
255MaineSt.,Brunswick,ME04011
207-725-3100
Email:admissions@bowdoin.edu
Web:www.bowdoin.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,839
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$45,004
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:3.0,CommonApplication
accepted,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
Colby College
4800MayflowerHill
Waterville,ME04901
207-859-4800;800-723-3032
Fax207-859-4828
Email:admissions@colby.edu
Web:www.colby.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,863
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$57,510
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
College oF tHe AtlAntiC
105EdenSt.,BarHarbor,ME04609
207-288-5015;800-528-0025
Email:inquiry@coa.edu
Web:www.coa.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:330
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$39,942
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Feb.15,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
Husson university
1CollegeCircle,Bangor,ME04401
207-941-7000
Email:admit@husson.edu
Web:www.husson.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,800
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$15,717
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,Min.
GPA:2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
KAplAn university
265WesternAve.
SouthPortland,ME04106
207-774-6126;800-987-7734
Fax207-774-1715
Web:www.portland.kaplanuniversity.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:952
Tuition:contactschoolforcurrentcosts
AdditionalcampusinLewiston.
MAine College oF Art
522CongressSt.,Portland,ME04101
207-699-5026;800-699-1509
Email:admissions@meca.edu
Web:www.meca.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:369
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$30,940
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio.
MAine MAritiMe ACAdeMy
Castine,ME04420
207-326-2206;800-227-8465
Fax207-326-2218
Email:admissions@mma.edu
Web:www.mainemaritime.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:927
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$11,525in-state;$21,525out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
sAint JosepH's College
oF MAine
278WhitesBridgesRd.
Standish,ME04084-5263
www.sjcme.edu/transfer
OnCampusPrograms:800-338-7057
E-mail:admissions@sjcme.edu
OnlinePrograms:800-752-4723
E-mail:info@sjcme.edu
ON CAMPuS DEGREES: B.A.,B.F.A.,
B.S.,B.S.B.A.
Business Administration: Business
Administration(Accounting,Finance,
HumanResourceManagement,
InternationalBusiness,Management,
Marketing).
Communications, English and
Literature: Communications(FineArts,
Journalism,Multimedia,PR/Advertising),
English,Literature&AmericanCulture.
Education: ElementaryEducation,
Biology/SecondaryEducation,
Chemistry/SecondaryEducation,
English/SecondaryEducation,
History/SecondaryEducation,
Mathematics/SecondaryEducation.
Exercise Science, Physical Education
and Sports Management: Exercise
ScienceSpecialist,ExerciseScience
Fitness,PhysicalEducationTeacher,
SportsManagement.
Liberal Studies: LiberalStudies
(Undeclared),Self-DesignedMajor.
Nursing: Nursing.
Natural, Physical and Health
Sciences: Biology(Pre-Medical,Pre-
Dental,Pre-Veterinary),Chemistry,
EnvironmentalScience,Environmental
Studies,MarineScience,Mathematics,
PartnershipDegreePrograms(Pre-
Engineering,Pre-Optometry,Pre-
Pharmacy,Pre-Physician'sAssistant).
Social Sciences: Classics,Criminal
Justice,History,Philosophy,Political
Science,Psychology,Sociology(Social
Work),Theology.
Transfer Requirements: HSand
collegetranscripts;application;personal
statement/essay;onerecommendation
fromaprofessororanadvisor,SATor
ACTscoresfortransferstudentswho
havefewerthan15collegecredithours.
Applicationdeadline:Dec.15forspring,
Aug.15forfall.NoApplicationfee.
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32 o MAINE
ONLINE DEGREES: B.A.,B.S.,
B.S.B.A.,B.S.N.
Bachelor of Arts: TheologicalStudies.
Bachelor of Science: Accounting,
BusinessAdministration,Business-
GeneralStudies,CriminalJustice,
Education,HealthAdministration,Health
InformationManagement,Human
Services,InformationTechnology,
InterdisciplinaryStudies,Long-TermCare
Administration,Nursing,Psychology,
RadiologicScienceAdministration.
TransferRequirements:Submitofficial
transcriptsfromallaccreditedcolleges
attended;application.Militarystudents
mustincludemilitarytranscript.No
applicationdeadline(acceptedyear
round).Coursesbeginattheendof
everymonth.Fee:$50.
See our ad on page 33 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
tHoMAs College
180W.RiverRd.
Waterville,ME04901
207-859-1111;Fax207-859-1114
Email:info@thomas.edu
Web:www.thomas.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,201
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$22,830
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted.
unity College
90QuakerHillRd.,Unity,ME04988
207-509-7100;800-624-1024
Email:admissions@unity.edu
Web:www.unity.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:540
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$24,620
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.3,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Deadlines:
Spring:Dec.1,Fall:Apr.15.
university oF MAine
168CollegeWay,Orono,ME04469
207-581-1561;877-4UM-ADMIT
Fax207-581-1213
Email:umaineadmissions@maine.edu
Web:www.go.umaine.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,778
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$8,370in-state;$12,570New
EnglandRegional;$26,250out-of-state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12,Deadlines:Rolling.
university oF MAine At
AugustA
46UniversityDr.,Augusta,ME04330
207-621-3000;877-862-1234
Email:umaadm@maine.edu
Web:www.uma.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,990
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:percredithour:$217in-state;
$325NERegional;$525out-of-state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
AdditionalcampusinBangor.
university oF MAine At
FArMington
224MainSt.,Farmington,ME04938
207-778-7050;Fax207-778-8182
Email:umfadmit@maine.edu
Web:www.umf.maine.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,028
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$8,352in-state;$12,544NE
Regional;$17,440out-of-state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
university oF MAine At
Fort Kent
23UniversityDr.,FortKent,ME04743
207-834-7600;888-879-8635
Fax207-834-7609
Email:umfkadm@maine.edu
Web:www.umfk.maine.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,209
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,600in-state;$9,900NEBHE
andout-of-state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
university oF MAine At
MACHiAs
116O'BrienAve.,Machias,ME04654
207-255-1318;888-468-6866
Fax207-255-1363
Email:ummadmissions@maine.edu
Web:www.machias.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:925
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,660in-state;$9,990NE
Regional;$18,480out-of-state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
university oF MAine At
presQue isle
181MainSt.,PresqueIsle,ME04769
207-768-9532;Fax207-768-9777
Email:admissions@umpi.edu
Web:www.umpi.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,162
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,600in-state;$9,900out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
university oF
new englAnd
11HillsBeachRd.,Biddeford,ME04005
207-602-2847;800-477-4UNE
Fax207-602-5900
Email:admissions@une.edu
Web:www.une.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,790
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$32,880
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Jan.5,FallDeadline:Aug.15.
AdditionalcampusinPortland.
university oF
soutHern MAine
96FalmouthSt.,Portland,ME04104
207-780-5670;Fax207-780-5640
Email:transfer@usm.maine.edu
Web:www.usm.maine.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,407
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:percredithour:$253in-state;
$665out-of-state;$380NEBHE
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
Maryland
bowie stAte university
14000JerichoParkRd.
Bowie,MD20715
301-860-4000
Email:ugradadmissions@bowiestate.edu
Web:www.bowiestate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,452
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,639in-state;$17,195out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
CApitol teCHnology
university
11301SpringfieldRd.,Laurel,MD20708
301-369-3629;800-950-1992
Email:admissions@captechu.edu
Web:www.captechu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:441
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$21,576
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:15.
Coppin stAte university
2500W.NorthAve.,Baltimore,MD21216
410-951-3600;800-635-3674
Email:admissions@coppin.edu
Web:www.coppin.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,127
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$4,089in-state;$9,350out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Dec.15,FallDeadline:June15.
devry university
4550MontgomeryAve.
Bethesda,MD20814
301-652-8477
Web:www.devry.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:100
Tuition:$16,156(includesfees)
Frostburg stAte
university
101BraddockRd.,Frostburg,MD21532
301-687-4201;Fax301-687-7074
Email:fsuadmissions@frostburg.edu
Web:www.frostburg.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,631
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$7,728in-state;$18,376out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:24.
gouCHer College
1021DulaneyValleyRd.
Baltimore,MD21204
410-337-6000;800-GOUCHER
Email:admissions@goucher.edu
Web:www.goucher.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,484
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$39,808
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5.
Hood College
401RosemontAve.,Frederick,MD21701
301-663-3131;800-922-1599
Fax301-696-3819
Email:transfers@hood.edu
Web:www.hood.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,487
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$34,120
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12.
JoHns HopKins university
3400N.CharlesSt.,Baltimore,MD21218
410-516-8171
Email:gotojhu@jhu.edu
Web:www.jhu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,023
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$47,060(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:3.0.
KAplAn university
18618CrestwoodDr.
Hagerstown,MD21742
301-766-3600;800-422-2670
Fax301-739-0474
www.kaplanuniversity.edu/hagerstown
UndergraduateEnrollment:886
Tuition:$14,895
CollegeTransferGuide.com
loyolA university
MArylAnd
4501N.CharlesSt.,Baltimore,MD21210
410-617-5012;800-221-9107
Fax410-617-2176
Email:admission@loyola.edu
Web:www.loyola.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,917
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$42,690
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.7,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:July15.
MArylAnd institute
College oF Art
1300W.MountRoyalAve.
Baltimore,MD21217
410-669-9200
Web:www.mica.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,941
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$40,850
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Portfolio.
MCdAniel College
2CollegeHill,Westminster,MD21157
410-857-2230;800-638-5005
Fax410-857-2757
Email:pio@mcdaniel.edu
Web:www.mcdaniel.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,632
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$38,350
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Dec.15,FallDeadline:Apr.15.
MorgAn stAte university
1700E.ColdSpringLane
Baltimore,MD21251
443-885-8500;800-332-6674
Email:admissions@morgan.edu
Web:www.morgan.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,591
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$4,960in-state;$14,444out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
Mount st. MAry's
university
16300OldEmmitsburgRoad
Emmitsburg,MD21727
301-447-6122;800-448-4347
Fax301-447-5860
Email:admissions@msmary.edu
Web:www.msmary.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,630
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$33,674
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Deadlines:
Spring:Dec.1,Fall:June1.
notre dAMe oF MArylAnd
university
4701NorthCharlesSt.
Baltimore,MD21210
410-532-5330
Email:admiss@ndm.edu
Web:www.ndm.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,227
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$31,910
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
CollegeTranscript,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.5,CommonApplication
accepted,UniversalApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.15,Fall:Mar.15.
CollegeTransferGuide.com o 33

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34 o MARYLAND
st. JoHn's College
60CollegeAve.,Annapolis,MD21401
410-626-2522;800-727-9238
Email:Annapolis.Admissions@sjca.edu
Web:www.stjohnscollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:443
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$47,176
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
st. MAry's College oF
MArylAnd
18952E.FisherRd.
St.Mary'sCity,MD20686
240-895-5000;800-492-7181
Email:admissions@smcm.edu
Web:www.smcm.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,901
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$11,195in-state,$26,045out-of-
state.
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:3.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12.
sAlisbury university
1101CamdenAve.,Salisbury,MD21801
410-543-6161
Email:admissions@salisbury.edu
Web:www.salisbury.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,969
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$8,128in-state;$16,474out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:24,SpringDeadline:
Oct.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
soJourner-douglAss
College
200N.CentralAve.,Baltimore,MD21202
410-276-0306;800-732-2630
Web:www.sdc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,237
Tuition:$9,830
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
AdditionalcampusesinAnnapolis,
Cambridge,OwingMills,PrinceGeorge
County,Salisbury,andNassau,Bahamas.
stevenson university
1525GreenspringValleyRd.
Stevenson,MD21153
410-486-7001;877-468-6852
Email:admissions@stevenson.edu
Web:www.stevenson.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,094
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$26,976
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
towson university
7800YorkRd.,Towson,MD21252
410-704-2113
Email:transfer@towson.edu
Web:www.towson.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:17,988
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,002in-state;$17,682out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
united stAtes nAvAl
ACAdeMy
121BlakeRd.,Annapolis,MD21402
410-293-4361
Web:www.usna.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,536
Tuition:tuition,roomandboardprovided
byU.S.Government
university oF bAltiMore
1420N.CharlesSt.,Baltimore,MD21201
410-837-4200;877-APPLYUB
Email:transfer@ubalt.edu
Web:www.ubalt.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,257
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$7,664in-state;$17,914out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:24.
university oF MArylAnd
bAltiMore County
1000HilltopCircle,Baltimore,MD21250
410-455-2292;800-UMBC-4U2
Email:admissions@umbc.edu
Web:www.umbc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:10,953
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$10,390in-state;$22,688out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Dec.15,Fall
Deadline:May31.
university oF MArylAnd
College pArK
MitchellBuilding,CollegePark,MD20742
301-314-8385;800-422-5867
Fax301-314-1244
Email:um-admit@umd.edu
Web:www.admissions.umd.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:26,658
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$9,162in-state;$28,348out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:3.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:June1.
university oF MArylAnd
eAstern sHore
1BackboneRd.
PrincessAnne,MD21853
410-651-8410
Email:umesadmissions@umes.edu
Web:www.umes.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,758
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$4,767in-state;$13,791out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Min.GPA:2.0,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:12,SpringDeadline:Dec.1,Fall
Deadline:Apr.15.
university oF MArylAnd
university College
3501UniversityBoulevardEast
Adelphi,MD20783
301-985-7000;800-888-8682
Email:enroll@umuc.edu
Web:www.umuc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:28,273
Tuition:percredit:$266in-state;$499
out-of-state
wAsHington Adventist
university
7600FlowerAve.
TakomaPark,MD20912
301-891-4000;800-835-4212
Email:info@wau.edu
Web:www.wau.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,218
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$19,995
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
wAsHington College
300WashingtonAve.
Chestertown,MD21620
410-778-2800;800-422-1782
Email:wc_admissions@washcoll.edu
Web:www.washcoll.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,470
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$41,596
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted.
Massachusetts
AMeriCAn internAtionAl
College
1000StateSt.,Springfield,MA01109
413-205-3201;800-242-3142
Email:admissions@aic.edu
Web:www.aic.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,492
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$30,940
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.0.
AMHerst College
220SouthPleasantStreet
Amherst,MA01002
413-542-2328
Email:admission@amherst.edu
Web:www.amherst.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,817
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$60,400comprehensivefee
(tuition,fees,room&board)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:30,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
AnnA MAriA College
50SunsetLane,Paxton,MA01612
508-849-3360;800-344-4586
Email:admissions@annamaria.edu
Web:www.annamaria.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,110
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$31,920
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
AssuMption College
500SalisburySt.,Worcester,MA01609
508-767-7285;866-477-7776
Email:admiss@assumption.edu
Web:www.assumption.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,000
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$35,510
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Dec.15,FallDeadline:July1.
bAbson College
231ForestSt.,BabsonPark,MA02457
781-239-5522;800-488-3696
Fax781-239-4006
Email:ugradadmission@babson.edu
Web:www.babson.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,015
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$45,120
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,Min.
GPA:3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Apr.1.
bArd College At
siMon's roCK
84AlfordRd.,GreatBarrington,MA01230
413-528-7228;800-235-7186
Fax413-541-0081
Email:admit@simons-rock.edu
Web:www.simons-rock.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:354
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$45,618
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:May1.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
bAy pAtH university
588LongmeadowSt.
Longmeadow,MA01106
413-565-1331;800-782-7284x1331
Fax413-565-1105
Email:transfer@baypath.edu
Web:www.baypath.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:653
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$30,859
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12.
bAy stAte College
122CommonwealthAve.
Boston,MA02116
617-217-9186;800-81LEARN
Fax617-249-0400
Email:admissions@baystate.edu
Web:www.baystate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,225
Tuition:$22,470-$24,630
TransferRequirements:Min.GPA:2.0.
beCKer College
61SeverSt.,Worcester,MA01609
508-373-9400;877-5-BECKER
Fax508-890-1500
Email:admissions@becker.edu
Web:www.becker.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,000
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,320
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
AdditionalcampusinLeicester.
benJAMin FrAnKlin
institute oF teCHnology
41BerkeleySt.,Boston,MA02116
617-588-1368;877-400-2348
Email:admissions@bfit.edu
Web:www.bfit.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:472
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$16,950(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement.
bentley university
175ForestSt.,Waltham,MA02452
781-891-2244;800-523-2354
Fax781-891-3414
Email:ugadmission@bentley.edu
Web:www.bentley.edu/undergraduate
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,247
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$41,110(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.15,FallDeadline:Apr.15.
berKlee College oF MusiC
1140BoylstonSt.,Boston,MA02215
617-747-2221;800-BERKLEE
Fax617-747-2047
Email:admissions@berklee.edu
Web:www.berklee.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,447
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$37,800
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
boston ArCHiteCturAl
College
320NewburySt.,Boston,MA02115
617-585-0123;Fax617-585-0121
Email:admissions@the-bac.edu
Web:www.the-bac.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:487
Tuition:$22,570
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
boston College
140CommonwealthAve.
ChestnutHill,MA02467
617-552-3100;800-360-2522
Fax617-552-0798
Email:transfer@bc.edu
Web:www.bc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:9,826
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$46,670
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:3.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
boston ConservAtory
8TheFenway,Boston,MA02215
617-912-9153;Fax617-247-3159
Email:admissions@
bostonconservatory.edu
Web:www.bostonconservatory.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:545
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$40,150
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Audition,Min.GPA:2.7,Fall
Deadline:Dec.1.
boston university
233BayStateRd.,Boston,MA02215
617-353-2300;Fax617-353-9695
Email:admissions@bu.edu
Web:www.bu.edu/admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:15,834
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$45,686
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
brAndeis university
415SouthSt.,Waltham,MA02454
781-736-3500;800-622-0622
Fax781-736-3536
Email:admissions@brandeis.edu
Web:www.brandeis.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,588
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$46,022
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
bridgewAter stAte
university
40CedarSt.,Bridgewater,MA02325
508-531-1237;Fax508-531-1746
Email:admission@bridgew.edu
Web:www.bridgew.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:9,684
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$8,053in-state;$14,193out-of
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
CAMbridge College
1000MassachusettsAve.
Cambridge,MA02138
800-829-4723
Email:admissions@
cambridgecollege.edu
Web:www.cambridgecollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,090
Tuition:variesbyprogram
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
RegionalcampusesinGeorgia,Virginia,
Massachusetts,CanadaandPuertoRico.
ClArK university
950MainSt.,Worcester,MA01610
508-793-7431;800GOCLARK
Fax508-793-8821
Email:transadmissions@clarku.edu
Web:www.clarku.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,277
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$40,380
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:May1.
College oF tHe
Holy Cross
1CollegeSt.,Worcester,MA01610
508-793-2443;800-442-2421
Fax508-793-3888
Email:admissions@holycross.edu
Web:holycross.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,926
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$45,080
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
Curry College
1071BlueHillAve.,Milton,MA02186
617-333-2210;800-669-0686
Fax617-333-2114
Email:curryadm@curry.edu
Web:www.curry.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,000
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$35,415(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5.
deAn College
99MainSt.,Franklin,MA02038
508-541-1508;877-TRYDEAN
Fax503-541-8726
Email:admissions@dean.edu
Web:www.dean.edu
JohnF.Marcus,VicePresident,
EnrollmentServices
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,300
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$34,390
RoomandBoard:$14,760
Profile: Private,independent
co-education,full-andpart-time
undergraduate Majors: Arts&
EntertainmentManagement,Business,
CriminalJustice,Dance,EarlyChildhood
Education,English,EnvironmentalScience,
GeneralStudies,HealthSciences,History,
LiberalArts&Sciences,MediaStudies&
Communications,Psychology,Sociology,
SportsFitnessStudies(AthleticTraining,
ExerciseScience,PhysicalEducation,
SportsManagement),TheatreArts(Musical
Theatre,Theatre).
Transfer Requirements: ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations.
Special Features: CareerPlanning
Center,InternshipProgram,Study
Abroad,StudyAway(WashingtonCenter
Program),LDSupportServices,Honors
Program,NJCAAAthletics:Baseball,
Basketball,Football,Golf,Lacrosse,
Soccer,Softball.
See our ad on page 9 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
eAstern nAzArene
College
23EastElmAve.,Quincy,MA02170
617-745-3711;800-88E-NC88
Email:admissions@enc.edu
Web:www.enc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,323
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$28,062
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
elMs College
291SpringfieldSt.,Chicopee,MA01013
413-592-3189;800-255-ELMS
Fax413-594-2781
Email:admissions@elms.edu
Web:www.elms.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,347
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$30,132(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5.
eMerson College
120BoylstonSt.,Boston,MA02116
617-824-8600;Fax617-824-8609
Email:admission@emerson.edu
Web:www.emerson.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,662
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$36,650
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.15.
eMMAnuel College
400TheFenway,Boston,MA02115
617-735-9715;Fax617-735-9801
Email:enroll@emmanuel.edu
Web:www.emmanuel.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,176
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$35,312
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
endiCott College
376HaleSt.,Beverly,MA01915
978-921-1000;800-325-1114
Email:admission@endicott.edu
Web:www.endicott.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,400
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,994
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,SpringDeadline:Dec.15,Fall
Deadline:Mar.15.
FisHer College
118BeaconSt.,Boston,MA02116
617-236-8818;Fax617-236-5473
Email:admissions@fisher.edu
Web:www.fisher.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,821
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$26,600
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
UniversalApplicationaccepted.
FitCHburg stAte
university
160PearlSt.,Fitchburg,MA01420
978-665-3144;800-705-9692
Fax978-665-4540
Email:transfer@fitchburgstate.edu
Web:www.fitchburgstate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,500
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$8,985in-state;$15,065out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:Apr.15.
FrAMingHAM stAte
university
100StateSt.,Framingham,MA01701
508-626-4500;Fax508-626-4017
Email:admissions@framingham.edu
Web:www.framingham.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,960
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$8,080in-state;$14,160out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Min.GPA:2.5,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:12,SpringDeadline:Dec.1,Fall
Deadline:Mar.15.
gordon College
255GrapevineRd.,Wenham,MA01984
866-464-6736;Fax978-867-4682
Email:transfer@gordon.edu
Web:www.gordon.edu
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UndergraduateEnrollment:1,577
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$34,390(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:24,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:March1.
HAMpsHire College
893WestSt.,Amherst,MA01002
413-559-5471;877-937-4267
Fax413-559-5631
Email:admissions@hampshire.edu
Web:www.hampshire.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,400
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$46,860
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:15.
HArvArd university
86BrattleSt.,Cambridge,MA02138
617-495-1551;Fax617-495-8821
Web:www.harvard.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:10,564
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$43,938
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,CommonApplication
accepted,UniversalApplicationaccepted.
Hebrew College
160HerrickRd.,Newton,MA02459
617-559-8610;800-866-4814
Email:admissions@hebrewcollege.edu
Web:www.hebrewcollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7
Tuition:$20,160-$24,960
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
HelleniC College
50GoddardAve.,Brookline,MA02445
617-850-1260;866-424-2338
Fax617-850-1460
Email:admissions@hchc.edu
Web:www.hchc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:99
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$20,895
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
lAsell College
1844CommonwealthAve.
Newton,MA02466
617-243-2225;888-527-3554
Fax617-243-2380
Email:info@lasell.edu
Web:www.lasell.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,687
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$30,000(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:3.
lesley university
29EverettSt.,Cambridge,MA02138
617-349-8800;Fax617-349-8810
Email:admissions@lesley.edu
Web:www.lesley.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,984
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$12,000persemester
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Dec.15,FallDeadline:May1.
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longy sCHool oF MusiC
oF bArd College
27GardenSt.,Cambridge,MA02138
617-876-0956
Email:admissions@longy.edu
Web:www.longy.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:72
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$34,500
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Audition.
MAriAn Court College
35Little'sPointRoad
Swampscott,MA01907
781-309-5200
Email:info@mariancourt.edu
Web:www.mariancourt.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:174
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$16,200(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.0.
MAssACHusetts College
oF Art And design
621HuntingtonAve.,Boston,MA02115
617-879-7222;Fax617-879-7250
Email:admissions@massart.edu
Web:www.MassArt.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,179
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$11,000in-state;$19,930other
NewEnglandstates;$29,700allothers
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio,
Min.GPA:2.5,SpringDeadline:Oct.15,
FallDeadline:Feb.1.
MAssACHusetts College
oF liberAl Arts
375ChurchSt.,NorthAdams,MA01247
413-662-5410;800-969-MCLA
Email:admissions@mcla.edu
Web:www.mcla.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,600
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$8,525in-state;$9,040NewYork
andNEBHE;$17,470out-of-state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
MAssACHusetts institute
oF teCHnology
77MassachusettsAve.
Cambridge,MA02139
617-253-3400
Email:mittransfer@mit.edu
Web:web.mit.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,384
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$43,498
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,SpringDeadline:Nov.
15,FallDeadline:Feb.15.
MAssACHusetts MAritiMe
ACAdeMy
101AcademyDrive
BuzzardsBay,CapeCod,MA02532
508-830-5000;800-544-3411
Fax508-830-5077
Email:admissions@maritime.edu
Web:www.maritime.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,312
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:Comprehensiveincludestuition,
fees,roomandboard:$18,609in-state;
$19,719NewEnglandregional;$28,663
Maritimeregional;$33,663out-of-state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement.
MCpHs university
179LongwoodAve.,Boston,MA02115
617-879-5964;Fax617-732-2118
Email:admissions@mcphs.edu
Web:www.mcphs.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,627
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$29,500
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:3.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
MerriMACK College
315TurnpikeStreet
NorthAndover,MA01845
978-837-5100
Email:admission@merrimack.edu
Web:www.merrimack.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,722
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$34,615
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5.
MontserrAt College
oF Art
23EssexSt.,Beverly,MA01915
978-921-4242;800-836-0487
Fax978-921-4241
Email:admissions@montserrat.edu
Web:www.montserrat.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:396
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$27,400
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio.
Mount HolyoKe College
50CollegeSt.,SouthHadley,MA01075
413-538-2023;Fax413-538-2409
Email:admission@mtholyoke.edu
Web:www.mtholyoke.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,325
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$42,470
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.5,CommonApplication
accepted,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:16,SpringDeadline:Nov.15,Fall
Deadline:Mar.1.
Mount idA College
777DedhamSt.,Newton,MA02459
617-928-4553;Fax617-928-4507
Email:admissions@mountida.edu
Web:www.mountida.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,368
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$29,232
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
new englAnd
ConservAtory oF MusiC
290HuntingtonAve.,Boston,MA02115
617-585-1101;Fax617-585-1115
Email:admission@necmusic.edu
Web:www.necmusic.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:415
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$40,950
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Audition,Min.
GPA:2.75,FallDeadline:Dec.1.
newbury College
129FisherAve.,Brookline,MA02445
617-730-7007;800-NEWBURY
Fax617-731-9618
Email:admissions@newbury.edu
Web:www.newbury.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,000
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$28,830
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted.
niCHols College
124CenterRd.,Dudley,MA01571
508-213-2203;800-470-3379
Fax508-943-9885
Email:admissions@nichols.edu
Web:www.nichols.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,150
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$32,070
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted.
nortHeAstern university
360HuntingtonAve.,Boston,MA02115
617-373-2200
Email:admissions@neu.edu
Web:www.northeastern.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:16,640
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$42,534
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
olin College oF
engineering
1000OlinWay,Needham,MA02492
781-292-2222
Email:info@olin.edu
Web:www.olin.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:355
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$43,500
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
CollegeTranscript,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
pine MAnor College
400HeathSt.,ChestnutHill,MA02467
617-731-7011
Email:admissions@pmc.edu
Web:www.pmc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:317
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$25,516
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement.
regis College
235WellesleySt.,Weston,MA02493
781-768-7100;866-438-7344
Fax781-768-7071
Email:admission@regiscollege.edu
Web:www.regiscollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,188
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$34,380(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
sAleM stAte university
352LafayetteSt.,Salem,MA01970
978-542-6200;Fax978-542-6893
Email:admissions@salemstate.edu
Web:www.salemstate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,741
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$8,130in-state;$14,270out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.25.
sCHool oF tHe MuseuM oF
Fine Arts, boston
230TheFenway,Boston,MA02115
617-267-6100;800-643-6078
Email:admissions@smfa.edu
Web:www.smfa.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:520
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$37,863(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Portfolio.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
siMMons College
300TheFenway,Boston,MA02115
617-521-2051;800-345-8468
Fax617-521-3190
Email:transfer@simmons.edu
Web:www.simmons.edu
EllenJohnson,Directorof
UndergraduateAdmissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,792
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$35,380
AccreditedorRecognizedby:New
EnglandAssociationofSchoolsand
Colleges
SimmonsCollegeisafullyaccredited
smalluniversitylocatedintheheartof
Boston.Ourundergraduatewomen’s
collegeprovidesastrongliberalarts
educationintegratedwithcareer
preparation.Inourmorethan60majors
andprograms–themostpopularare
nursing,psychology,nutrition,physical
therapy,business,communications,social
work,English,andpoliticalscience–
studentsareexposedtoarigorous
educationthatintegratestheoryand
practice.Studentsworkcloselywithan
academicadvisortodesignapersonalized
planofstudythatwillhelpdevelopthe
skillsandstrengthsneededforgraduate
schoolandacompetitivejobmarket.
Transferstudentsareinvitedtodiveright
intoalivelyandtransfer-friendlycampus.
Transferstudentsmayapplytothe
HonorsProgramandtakeadvantageof
short-termtravelcoursesandstudy
abroadopportunitiesaswell.
Exceptionalinternship,fieldworkand
researchopportunitiesallowstudentsto
developconfidence,impressiveresumes
andanetworkofprofessionalcontacts.
Freestudentsupportservicesincludethe
WritingCenter,theCareerEducation
CenterandResourceLibrary,andthe
AcademicSupportCenter.
TheSimmonsresidencecampus,ashort
5-7minutewalkfromouracademic
campus,isaprivate,cozyoasisamidthe
busycity.Manyofourtransferstudents
livewithinourresidentialcommunity,and
ourResLifeteamoftenpairsincoming
transferstudentstogether.Ninebrick
residencehallsofferinghigh-speed
internetaccessandcableTVenclosea
beautifulgreencourtyard.Adininghall,
sportscomplexandcampushealthcenter
areconvenientlylocatedhere.Just
beyondtheresidencecampusgates,
studentsaccesspublictransportation,
shopping,cafésandmore.Ourlively
Fenwayneighborhoodisalsohometo
othercollegesanduniversities,renowned
hospitalsandresearchcenters,
performancevenuesandmuseums.
TransferRequirements:Allrequired
applicationmaterialscanbefoundonour
websitewww.simmons.edu/transfer.
SimmonsacceptsboththeSimmons
TransferapplicationandtheTransfer
CommonApplication.Thedeadlinefor
falltransferapplicationsisApril1st;for
springtransferapplications,thedeadline
isNovember1st.Financialassistanceis
availabletoeligibleUnitedStatescitizens
andpermanentresidents.Alltransfer
applicantsareconsideredformerit
scholarshipsatthetimeofapplication.
See our ad on page 3
sMitH College
7CollegeLane,Northampton,MA01063
413-585-2500;800-383-3232
Fax413-585-2527
Web:www.smith.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,627
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$44,450
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplication
accepted,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:12,SpringDeadline:Nov.15,Fall
Deadline:May15.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
springField College
263AldenSt.,Springfield,MA01109
413-748-3136;800-343-1257
Email:transfer@springfieldcollege.edu
Web:www.springfieldcollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,267
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$32,560(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:July15.
stoneHill College
320WashingtonSt.,Easton,MA02357
508-565-1373;888-694-4554
Fax508-565-1545
Email:admissions@stonehill.edu
Web:www.stonehill.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,481
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$36,160
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
suFFolK university
8AshburtonPl.,Boston,MA02108
617-573-8460;800-678-3365
Fax617-557-1574
Email:admission@suffolk.edu
Web:www.suffolk.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,770
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,716(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:June30.
tuFts university
2TheGreen,Medford,MA02155
617-627-3170
Email:admissions.inquiry@ase.tufts.edu
Web:www.tufts.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,255
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$46,598(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,CommonApplication
accepted,FallDeadline:Mar.15.
university oF
MAssACHusetts AMHerst
37MatherDr.,Amherst,MA01003
413-545-0222
Email:mail@admissions.umass.edu
Web:www.umass.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:21,298
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$13,258in-state;$21,037NERP;
$27,974out-of-state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,SpringDeadline:Oct.1,Fall
Deadline:Apr.15.
university oF
MAssACHusetts boston
100MorrisseyBlvd.,Boston,MA02125
617-287-6000;Fax617-287-5999
Email:enrollment.info@umb.edu
Web:www.umb.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:12,366
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$11,966in-state;$27,430out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
university oF
MAssACHusetts
dArtMoutH
285OldWestportRoad
NorthDartmouth,MA02747
508-999-8605;Fax508-999-8755
Email:admissions@umassd.edu
Web:www.umassd.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,580
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$11,681in-state,$24,619out-of-
state,$15,517regional/ProximityPlan
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
university oF
MAssACHusetts lowell
883BroadwaySt.,Lowell,MA01854
978-934-3931;Fax978-934-3086
Email:transfer@uml.edu
Web:www.uml.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:12,287
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$12,097in-state;$19,760NERP;
$26,146out-of-state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.5,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Jan.15,Fall
Deadline:Aug.15.
wellesley College
106CentralSt.,Wellesley,MA02481
781-283-2270
Email:admission@wellesley.edu
Web:www.wellesley.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,482
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$43,554(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Nov.1,Fall
Deadline:Mar.1.
wentwortH institute oF
teCHnology
550HuntingtonAve.,Boston,MA02115
617-989-4590
Web:www.wit.edu
AdmissionsOffice:
617-989-4000;800-556-0610
Fax617-989-4010
E-mail:admissions@wit.edu
Web:wit.edu/admissions
MaureenDischino,ExecutiveDirectorof
Admissions
NicholasWashburn,AssistantDirectorof
Admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,634full-time
undergraduates
AnnualTransfers:Approx.110
Tuition:$30,760
Room&Board:$13,013
Profile: WentworthInstituteof
Technologyoffersexcitingopportunities
forstudentstobuildaframeworkfor
successintheinnovationeconomy.Our
interdisciplinarycurriculumcombines
technicalstudies,opportunitiesto
collaborateandinnovate,meaningful
careertrainingexperiences,andan
environmentfocusedondeveloping
practicalsolutionstoreal-world
challenges.Theresult:Excellent
preparationforasuccessfulcareer.
With19majorsand15minors,state-of-
the-artlabsandfacilities,aleading-edge
cooperativeeducation(co-op)program,
andadistinguishedfaculty,Wentworth’s
academicprogramsaretrulyexceptional.
Formorethanacentury,Wentworthhas
attractedbright,thoughtfulstudentswho
bringtheirpassionandtalenttobearon
real-worldproblems.Byworking
collaborativelyandcreativelytobuild
innovativesolutions,ourstudents
demonstratetheircommitmenttomaking
apositivedifferenceintheworld.
Bachelor Degrees: Architecture,Applied
Mathematics,BiomedicalEngineering,
BusinessManagement,CivilEngineering,
ComputerEngineering,Computer
EngineeringTechnology,Computer
InformationSystems,Computer
Networking,ComputerScience,
ConstructionManagement,Electrical
Engineering,Electromechanical
Engineering,ElectronicEngineering
Technology,Engineering-Interdisciplinary,
FacilityPlanningandManagement,
IndustrialDesign,InteriorDesign,
MechanicalEngineering.
Minors: AppliedMathematics,Biology,
BusinessManagement,Chemistry,
ComputerNetworking,Computer
Science,ConstructionManagement,
ElectricalEngineering,IndustrialDesign,
InterdisciplinaryBioinformatics,
Manufacturing,Media/Culture/Communi-
cationsStudies,PerformingArts,Physics.
Master’s Degrees: Architecture,
ConstructionManagement,Facility
Management,TechnologyManagement
Transfer Requirements: Transfer
Application,PersonalStatementorEssay,
Recommendation,OfficialHighSchool
andCollegeTranscripts,TransferReport,
$50ApplicationFee.SAT/ACTscores
requiredforstudentswithinoneyearof
highschoolgraduation.Wentworth
practicesrollingadmissionsandreviews
eachapplicationassoonasallrequired
documentsarereceived.
See our ad on page 5 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
western new englAnd
university
1215WilbrahamRd.
Springfield,MA01119
413-782-1321;800-325-1122
Fax413-782-1777
Email:learn@wne.edu
Web:www.wne.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,500
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$33,466Arts&Sciences;$34,872
Engineering
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.3,CommonApplicationaccepted.
westField stAte university
WesternAve.,Westfield,MA01086
413-572-5218
Email:admission@westfield.ma.edu
Web:www.westfield.ma.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,675
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$8,297in-state;$15,996out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Nov.15,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
wHeAton College
26EastMainSt.,Norton,MA02766
508-286-8251;800-394-6003
Fax508-286-8271
Email:admission@wheatoncollege.edu
Web:www.wheatoncollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,656
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$46,120
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Mar.1.
wHeeloCK College
200TheRiverway,Boston,MA02215
617-879-2206;800-734-5212
Fax617-879-2449
Email:undergrad@wheelock.edu
Web:www.wheelock.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:903
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$31,880(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:9,Spring
Deadline:Nov.15,FallDeadline:June1.
williAMs College
33StetsonCourt,Williamstown,MA01267
413-597-2211;Fax413-597-4052
Email:admission@williams.edu
Web:www.williams.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,070
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AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$46,600(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,CommonApplication
accepted,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
worCester polyteCHniC
institute
100InstituteRd.,Worcester,MA01609
508-831-5286
Email:admissions@wpi.edu
Web:www.wpi.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,012
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$42,978
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:3.0.
worCester stAte
university
486ChandlerSt.,Worcester,MA01602
508-929-8040;Fax508-529-8183
Email:transfer@worcester.edu
Web:www.worcester.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,307
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:percredithour:$339.88in-state;
$360.09NERP;$593.21out-of-state
(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Deadlines:
Spring:Nov.15,Fall:March15.
new Hampshire
Colby-sAwyer College
541MainSt.,NewLondon,NH03257
603-526-3700;800-272-1015
Fax603-526-3452
Email:admissions@colby-sawyer.edu
Web:www.colby-sawyer.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,414
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$38,040
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
dAniel webster College
20UniversityDr.,Nashua,NH03063
603-577-6000;800-325-6876
Fax603-577-6001
Email:admissions@dwc.edu
Web:www.dwc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:632
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$15,630
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
dArtMoutH College
6016McNuttHall,Hanover,NH03755
603-646-2875;Fax603-646-1216
Web:www.dartmouth.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,193
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$46,763
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplicationaccepted,
FallDeadline:Mar.1.
FrAnKlin pierCe
university
40UniversityDr.,Rindge,NH03461
603-899-4050;800-437-0048
Fax603-899-4394
Email:admissions@franklinpierce.edu
Web:www.franklinpierce.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,737
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$29,682
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
38 o NEW hAMPshIRE
grAnite stAte College
25HallSt.,Concord,NH03301
603-228-3000;888-228-3000
Fax603-513-1389
Email:ask.granite@granite.edu
Web:www.granite.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,724
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:percredit:$285in-state;$315
out-of-state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
CollegeTranscript,Min.GPA:2.0.
AdditionalcampusesinClaremont,
RochesterandConway.
Keene stAte College
229MainSt.,Keene,NH03435
603-358-2276;800-572-1909
Fax603-358-2676
Email:admissions@keene.edu
Web:www.keene.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,926
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$10,410in-state;$18,330out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.
GPA:2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted.
Mount wAsHington
College
3SundialAve.,Manchester,NH03103
603-668-6660;888-615-6821
Web:www.mountwashington.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,500
Tuition:Variesbyprogram
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
new englAnd College
98BridgeSt.,Henniker,NH03242
603-428-2223;800-521-7642
Fax603-428-3155
Web:www.nec.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,118
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$33,300
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:7.
new HAMpsHire institute
oF Art
148ConcordSt.,Manchester,NH03104
603-623-0313;866-241-4918
Email:admissions@nhia.edu
Web:www.nhia.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:543
Tuition:$21,500
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio.
plyMoutH stAte
university
17HighSt.,Plymouth,NH03264
603-535-2237;800-842-6900
Fax603-535-2714
Email:transfer@plymouth.edu
Web:www.plymouth.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,238
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$10,410in-state;$16,656NE
Regional:$18,320out-of-state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:June15.
rivier university
420SouthMainSt.,Nashua,NH03060
603-897-8507;800-44RIVIER
Fax603-891-1799
Email:admissions@rivier.edu
Web:www.rivier.edu
ValerieLeclair,DirectorofUndergraduate
Admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,526
Approximately776undergraduateday
students,750eveningstudents,and994
graduateanddoctoratestudents.
Student-facultyratioof23:1(for
undergraduatestudents).
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$28,800
RoomandBoard:$11,310
Profile: Privateco-educationalCatholic
universitysponsoredbytheSistersofthe
PresentationofMary.
Programs: Biology,BiologyEducation,
BusinessManagement,CriminalJustice,
EarlyChildhoodEducation,Education
andCommunityLeadership,Elementary
Education,English,EnglishEducation,
Finance,GlobalStudies,History,
HomelandandInternationalSecurity,
HumanDevelopment,LiberalStudies,
Marketing,MarketingCommunications,
Mathematics,MathematicsEducation,
ModernLanguageEducation,Nursing,
PoliticalScience,Psychology,Public
Health,Sociology,Spanish,Special
Education,SocialStudiesEducation,
Pre-Dentistry,Pre-Law,Pre-Medicine,
Pre-VeterinaryMedicine.Graduateand
Doctoratedegrees:M.A.,M.A.T.,MBA,
M.Ed.,M.S.,C.A.G.S.,Ed.D.
Transfer Requirements: College
Transcript,Recommendations,Minimum
GPA:2.5.
Special Features: Rivieroffersavariety
ofstudentsupportservices,includingthe
WritingandResourceCenter,
CounselingCenter,CareerDevelopment,
GlobalEngagementOffice,Multicultural
StudentOffice,CampusMinistryand
more.Freshmenparticipateinfirstyear
seminars.Approximately98percentof
undergraduatestudentsreceivefinancial
aid;Rivierawardsover$8millionin
institutionalaidannually.TheUniversity
hasfourresidencehallswithacapacity
of450students—substance-freehousing
isavailable.Servicelearning,internships,
clinicalrotations,practicumsandfully-
updatedfacilitiesprovidehands-on
learningforstudentsinallmajors.
Athletics:NCAADivisionIIIsports.
Women'steams:basketball,cross-
country,fieldhockey,lacrosse,soccer,
softball,volleyball.Men'steams:
baseball,basketball,cross-country,
lacrosse,soccer,volleyball.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory
sAint AnselM College
100SaintAnselmDr.
Manchester,NH03102
603-641-7500;888-4ANSELM
Email:admission@anselm.edu
Web:www.anselm.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,954
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$35,395
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:April1.
soutHern new HAMpsHire
university
2500N.RiverRd.
Manchester,NH03106
603-645-9687
Email:transfer@snhu.edu
Web:www.snhu.edu
JulieCallahan,DirectorofTransfer
Admission
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,841
studentsenrolledon-campus
AnnualTransfers:Over350new
studentsayear
Tuition:$30,006
RoomandBoard:$11,412
Profile: Private,coeducationaluniversity
witharesidential,suburbanmain
campusandDivisionIIAthletics.
Degrees: A.A.,A.S.,B.A.,B.A.S.H.M.,
B.S.,M.A.,M.B.A.,M.F.A.,M.S.,Ph.D.,
D.B.A.,Ed.D.
On-Campus Majors: Accounting,
Accounting/Finance,Accounting/
InformationSystems,Baking&Pastry
Arts(AS),BusinessAdministration,
BusinessStudies,Communication,
ComputerInformationTechnology,
CreativeWritingandEnglish,Culinary
Arts(AS),CulinaryManagement,Early
ChildhoodEducation,Elementary
Education,EnglishLanguage&
Literature,EnglishLanguage&Literature
andEnglishEducation,Environmental
Management,EnvironmentalScience,
FashionMerchandising(AS),Fashion
MerchandisingandManagement,
Finance/Economics,GameArt&
Development,GameProgramming&
Development,GraphicDesign&Media
Arts,History,HistoryandSocialStudies
Education,HospitalityBusiness,
HospitalityManagement,International
Business,JusticeStudies,Law&Politics,
Marketing,Mathematics,MiddleSchool
MathEducation,MiddleSchoolScience
Education,MusicEducation,Operations
andProjectManagement,Psychology,
PublicService,Sociology,Special
Education,SportManagement,Technical
Management.
Transfer Requirements: College
transcriptsfromeachschoolattended
plusapplicationforadmission.
Special Features: Extensiveinternship
andcareerdevelopmentservices.
Generousscholarshipsavailableupto
$15,000plusa$3,000scholarshipjust
fortransferringfromacommunitycollege
intheNortheast.Transferupto90
credits.Transfer-friendlyadmission
policies.YellowRibbonprogram
participant.NewLearning
Commons/Library(Fall2015).
See our Cover Ad or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
tHe tHoMAs More
College oF liberAl Arts
6ManchesterSt.,Merrimack,NH03054
603-880-8308;800-880-8308
Fax603-880-9280
Email:admissions@
thomasmorecollege.edu
Web:www.thomasmorecollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:96
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$19,800
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
CollegeTranscript,Recommendations.
AdditionalcampusinNashua.
university oF
new HAMpsHire
3GarrisonAve.,Durham,NH03824
603-862-1360;Fax603-862-0077
Email:admissions@unh.edu
Web:www.unh.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:12,804
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$16,496in-state;$29,216out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Oct.15,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
university oF
new HAMpsHire At
MAnCHester
400CommercialSt.
Manchester,NH03101
603-641-4308
Email:unhm.admissions@unh.edu
Web:www.manchester.unh.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:833
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$13,350in-state;$26,070out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:June15.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
new Jersey
berKeley College
44RifleCampRd.
WoodlandPark,NJ07424
973-278-5400;800-446-5400
Email:admissions@berkeleycollege.edu
Web:www.berkeleycollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,878
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$7,500perquarter
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
AdditionalcampusesinClifton,Dover,
Newark,Paramus,andWoodlandPark.
blooMField College
467FranklinSt.,Bloomfield,NJ07003
973-748-9000;800-848-4555
Fax973-748-0916
Email:admission@bloomfield.edu
Web:www.bloomfield.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,036
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$25,050
RoomandBoard:$10,900
Programs: Accounting(General
Accounting,ProfessionalAccounting),
AlliedHealthTechnologies(Diagnostic
MedicalSonography,NuclearMedicine
Technology,RespiratoryCare,Vascular
Technology),Biology(GeneralBiology,
EnvironmentalStudies,Pre-Chiropractic
Studies,Pre-Podiatry,Pre-Medical)
BusinessAdministration(Economics,
Finance,HumanResourceManagement,
HumanResourceTraining,International
BusinessManagement,Management,
ManagementInformationSystems,
Marketing,SupplyChainManagement)
Chemistry(Biochemistry,General
Chemistry,Pre-Medical)Clinical
LaboratoryScience(Cytotechnology,
MedicalLaboratoryScience),Computer
InformationSystems(Database,
Networks/Security,Programming),
CreativeArts&Technology(Animation,
DigitalVideo,FineArts,Game
Development,GraphicsforPrint&Digital
Media,InteractiveMultimedia/World
WideWeb,MusicTechnology,Theatre),
Education(Elementary/EarlyChildhood,
ElementarywithSubjectMatter
Specialization,Secondary
Education/SubjectArea,Special
Education&EarlyChildhood),English
(Communications,Literature,Writing)
History,Mathematics(Applied
Mathematics),NetworkEngineering
(InternetTechnology,LANSpecialist),
Nursing(GenericNursingProgram,
R.N./B.S.N.)Philosophy,Political
Science(GeneralPoliticalScience,
HumanServices,PublicAdministration,
PublicPolicy),Psychology(General
Psychology,HumanServices)Religion,
Sociology(CriminalJustice,General
Sociology,HumanServices).
Transfer Requirements: ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Spring
Deadline:Dec.15,FallDeadline:June15.
Special Features: Studyabroad,
InternshipPrograms;HonorsProgram;
EOF;English;CircusTroupe,Post-
BaccalaureateTeacherCertification
program.AdvancedTechnologyInstitute
andInstituteforTechnologyand
ProfessionalStudies.
See our Cover Ad or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
CAldwell university
120BloomfieldAve.,Caldwell,NJ07006
973-618-3500;Fax973-618-3600
Email:admissions@caldwell.edu
Web:www.caldwell.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,591
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$28,900
CollegeTransferGuide.com
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.3,CommonApplicationaccepted.
CentenAry College
400JeffersonSt.
Hackettstown,NJ07840
908-852-1400;800-236-8679
Email:transferadmissions@
centenarycollege.edu
Web:www.centenarycollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,708
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$29,360
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.5.
tHe College oF
new Jersey
2000PenningtonRd.,Ewing,NJ08628
609-771-2131;Fax607-637-5174
Web:www.tcnj.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,545
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$15,780in-state;$26,184out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Oct.15,FallDeadline:Feb.15.
College oF sAint
elizAbetH
2ConventRd.,Morristown,NJ07960
973-290-4700;800-210-7900
Email:apply@cse.edu
Web:www.cse.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:987
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$31,095(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
devry university
630U.S.HighwayOne
NorthBrunswick,NJ08902
732-729-3960
Web:www.devry.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,045
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$16,156(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
AdditionalcampusinParamus.
drew university
36MadisonAve.,Madison,NJ07940
973-408-3739;Fax973-408-3068
Email:cadm@drew.edu
Web:www.drew.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,650
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$44,224
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
FAirleigH diCKinson
university
Email:admissions@fdu.edu
Web:www.fdu.edu
Metropolitan Campus
1000RiverRd.,Teaneck,NJ07666
201-692-7372;800-338-8806
Fax201-692-7323
AndrewIppolito,Directorof
UndergraduateAdmissions
College at Florham
285MadisonAve.,Madison,NJ07940
973-443-8900;800-338-8803
Fax:973-443-8088
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,775
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$34,904
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.25.
FeliCiAn College
262SouthMainSt.,Lodi,NJ07644
201-355-1465;Fax201-355-1443
Email:admissions@felician.edu
Web:www.felician.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,775
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,360
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
georgiAn Court
university
900LakewoodAve.
Lakewood,NJ08701
732-987-2700;800-458-8422
Email:admissions@georgian.edu
Web:www.georgian.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,955
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$29,566
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
KeAn university
1000MorrisAve.,Union,NJ07083
908-737-7100;Fax908-737-7105
Email:transfer@kean.edu
Web:www.kean.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:12,895
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$10,918in-state;$17,141out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:30.
MonMoutH university
400CedarAve.
WestLongBranch,NJ07764
732-571-3456;800-543-9671
Fax732-263-5166
Email:admission@monmouth.edu
Web:www.monmouth.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,607
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$31,682
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.25,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:24,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:July15.
MontClAir stAte
university
1NormalAve.,Montclair,NJ07043
973-655-4444;Fax973-655-7700
Email:msuadm@mail.montclair.edu
Web:www.montclair.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:14,432
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$11,318in-state;$20,196out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.15,Fall:May1.
new Jersey City
university
2039KennedyBlvd.
JerseyCity,NJ07305
201-200-3234;888-441-6528
Email:admissions@njcu.edu
Web:www.njcu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,639
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$10,854in-state;$19,424out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.0,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.15.
new Jersey institute oF
teCHnology
UniversityHeights,Newark,NJ07102
973-596-3300;800-925-NJIT
Fax973-596-3461
Email:admissions@njit.edu
Web:www.njit.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,125
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$16,836in-state;$26,688out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Spring
Deadline:Nov.15,FallDeadline:June1.
pillAr College
60ParkPlace,Newark,NJ07102
973-230-3220;800-324-9305
Email:info@pillar.edu
Web:www.pillar.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:360
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$17,204(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0.
prinCeton university
Princeton,NJ08544
609-258-3060
Email:uaoffice@princeton.edu
Web:www.princeton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,327
AnnualTransfers:None
Tuition:$41,820
rAMApo College oF
new Jersey
505RamapoValleyRd.
Mahwah,NJ07430
201-684-7300;Fax201-684-7964
Email:admissions@ramapo.edu
Web:www.ramapo.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,624
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$13,388in-state;$22,038out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
rider university
2083LawrencevilleRd.
Lawrenceville,NJ08648
609-896-5042;800-257-9026
Fax609-895-6645
Email:admissions@rider.edu
Web:www.rider.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,419
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$36,830(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted.
rowAn university
201MullicaHillRd.,Glassboro,NJ08028
856-256-4200;877-RU-ROWAN
Email:transferhelp@rowan.edu
Web:www.rowan.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:10,722
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$12,380in-state;$20,200out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
rutgers, tHe stAte
university oF new Jersey
65DavidsonRd.,Piscataway,NJ08854
732-445-4636
Email:admissions@ugadm.rutgers.edu
Web:www.rutgers.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:31,593
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$13,499in-state;$27,523out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Oct.1,FallDeadline:Feb.1.
AdditionalcampusesinCamdenand
Newark.
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sAint peter's university
2641KennedyBoulevard
JerseyCity,NJ07306
201-761-7100
E-mail:admissions@saintpeters.edu
Web:saintpeters.edu
Private,four-year,liberalarts,
coeducational,sponsoredbytheJesuits,
offeringtraditionaldayandevening/
Saturdaysessionsforadultlearners.
ElizabethSullivan,AssociateVice
PresidentEnrollment/Deanof
UndergraduateAdmissions
E-mail:esullivan2@saintpeters.edu
AliciaCook,AssociateDirectorof
AdmissionandCommunications
E-mail:acook@saintpeters.edu
Enrollment:approximately3,000full-time
undergraduates.
Tuition:Undergraduatedaytuitionand
feesforthe2015-2016schoolyearis
$33,135for12-18creditspersemester.
FinancialAid:Generousfinancialaidis
availabletotransferstudents.Merit
awardsrangefrom$7,000to$18,000
andforstudentsresidingoncampusa
housinggrantisavailable.
Degrees: BachelorofArts,Bachelorof
Science,BachelorofScienceinNursing,
Accelerated5-yearBachelor/Masters,
AssociateDegrees&Certificates
ED.DinEducationalLeadership,DNP
(DoctorateofNursingPractice),M.A.in
Education,M.AinStrategic
Communication,M.B.A.inInternational
Business,M.B.A.inManagement,
M.B.A./M.I.S.,M.P.A.Public
Administration,M.S.inAccountancy,M.S.
inDataSciencewithconcentrationin
BusinessAnalytics,M.S.inNursing,M.S.
inStrategicCommunications.
Accreditations: SaintPeter’sUniversity
isaccreditedbytheMiddleStates
CommissionforHigherEducation.
Individualprogramsholdvarying
accreditationsincludingtheMiddleStates
CommissiononHigherEducation,the
CommissiononCollegiateNursing
Education(BachelorofScienceand
MasterofScienceinNursingprograms),
theTeacherEducationAccreditation
Council(TeacherPreparationProgram)
andtheInternationalAssemblyfor
CollegiateBusinessEducation.Saint
Peter’sUniversityisapprovedbytheNew
JerseyStateDepartmentofEducationfor
teachertraining.
undergraduate Majors: Accountancy,
AfricanaStudies*,AmericanStudies,
Anthropology*,ArtHistory,Asianand
Asian-AmericanStudies,Biological
Chemistry,Biology(ForensicScience
concentrationavailable),Biotechnology,
BusinessLaw*,BusinessManagement,
Chemistry(ForensicScience
concentrationavailable),Classical
Civilization,ClassicalLanguages,Clinical
LaboratorySciences,Communication
(WritingandPublishing,MediaBusiness,
andFilmHistoryandCriticism
concentrationsavailable),Computer
Science(ComputerInformationSystems,
ManagementInformationSystemsand,
E-Commerceconcentrationsavailable),
CriminalJustice(LawandJustice,
Corrections,PoliceAdministration,
InvestigativeSciences,Criminal
ResearchandIntelligenceAnalysis,
ComputerScienceandCrimeForensics
concentrationsavailable),Economics,
Education(Elementary,Elementaryand
MiddleSchool,andSecondaryEducation
concentrationsavailable),English
Literature,EnvironmentalStudies
(CommunicationsandMedia,
InterdisciplinaryStudies,andSocial
Scienceconcentrationsavailable),
Finance*,FineArts,French*,GraphicArts
(Photographyconcentrationavailable),
HealthandPhysicalEducation,History,
InternationalBusiness,Italian*,
Journalism*,LatinAmericanandLatino
Studies,MarketingManagement,
Mathematics,MathematicalEconomics,
40 o NEW JERsEY
ModernLanguages,Music*,Natural
Science,Nursing,Philosophy,Physics,
PoliticalScience,Psychology(Clinical
Psychology,CognitivePsychology,and
ForensicPsychologyconcentrations
available),SocialJustice*,Sociology,
Spanish,SportsManagement,Theatre
Arts*,Theology,UrbanStudies,Visual
Arts,Women’sStudies.*
*Minorprogram
Five-Year Dual Degree Programs:
BS/MSAccountancy,BS/MBABusiness
Administration,BS/MSComputer
Science,andBA/MAEducation
CooperativeEducationandInternships:
Studentsareencouragedtoparticipatein
hands-onlearningexperiences.Saint
Peter’smaintainsrelationshipswithmore
than150tri-stateareaemployers.
Studentsareencouragedtonetworkand
secureexperientiallearning
opportunities.
CentersatSaintPeter’sUniversity
includetheWashingtonCenter,Center
forExcellenceinTeachingandLearning,
GuariniInstituteforGovernmentand
Leadership,CenterforMicroplasma
ScienceandTechnology,Graduate
ScholarshipandProfessionalStudies,
CenterforEnglishLanguageAcquisition
andCulture,andGlobalLearning.
Transfer Requirements: Admissionto
full-timeday,full-timeeveningandpart-
timeeveningisavailable.Allstudents
areconsideredforadmissionafterreview
ofallpreviouscollege-levelwork.
Studentswithlessthan12transferrable
creditsarerequiredtosubmitanofficial
highschooltranscript.
Upto66creditsmaybeconsideredfrom
atwo-yearschool,90fromafour-year
school.Gradesof“C”orbetterin100-
levelcoursesorhighermaybe
transferredforcredittowarddegree
completion.Transferstudentswillbe
requiredtocompletetheUniversitycore
curriculum.
Nursingtransferstudentsarerequiredto
takeanatomyandphysiologyIandIIwith
agradeofC+andtheTEASVexam
earninga78%orhigherpriortoenrolling.
Transferstudentsarenoteligibletoapply
forpre-professional/jointenrollment
programs.
Transferstudentsmustbeingood
academicstandingwiththeirpriorcollege
oruniversity,andstudentsmustbeable
toshoweligibilitytoreturntoprevious
institution.
SaintPeter’sUniversityismemberofNJ
Transfer.
See our ad on page 1 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
seton HAll university
400SouthOrangeAve.
SouthOrange,NJ07079
973-313-6146;800-THE-HALL
Fax973-275-2321
Email:thehall@shu.edu
Web:admissions.shu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,500
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$37,226
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
stevens institute oF
teCHnology
CastlePointonHudson
Hoboken,NJ07030
201-216-5194;800-STEVENS
Fax201-216-8348
Email:admissions@stevens.edu
Web:www.stevens.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,575
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$44,666(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:July1.
stoCKton university
101VeraKingFarrisDrive
Galloway,NJ08205
609-652-4261;866-RSC-2885
Fax609-626-5541
Email:admissions@stockton.edu
Web:www.stockton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,539
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$12,568in-state;$19,088out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:June1.
tHoMAs edison stAte
College
101WestStateSt.,Trenton,NJ08608
609-984-1164;888-442-8372
Email:admissions@tesc.edu
Web:www.tesc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:19,406
Tuition:percredit:$407in-state;$491
out-of-state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
williAM pAterson
university
300PomptonRd.,Wayne,NJ07470
973-720-2125;Fax973-720-2910
Web:www.wpunj.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:10,089
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$11,918in-state;$19,458out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:June1.
new york
AdelpHi university
OneSouthAve.,GardenCity,NY11530
516-877-3050;800-ADELPHI
Fax516-877-3039
Email:transfer@adelphi.edu
Web:www.adelphi.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,040
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$32,340(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.3,Common
Applicationaccepted.
AlbAny College oF
pHArMACy And HeAltH
sCienCes
106NewScotlandAve.
Albany,NY12208
518-694-7221;888-203-8010
Email:admissions@acphs.edu
Web:www.acphs.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,072
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$28,900(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.GPA:
3.1,CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:May1.
AlFred university
OneSaxonDr.,Alfred,NY14802
607-871-2115;800-541-9229
Fax607-871-2198
Email:admissions@alfred.edu
Web:www.alfred.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,935
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$25,430(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
bArd College
30CampusRd.
Annandale-on-Hudson,NY12504
845-758-7472;Fax845-758-5208
Email:admission@bard.edu
Web:www.bard.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,022
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$46,370(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
bArnArd College
3009Broadway,NewYork,NY10027
212-854-2014;Fax212-854-6220
Email:admissions@barnard.edu
Web:www.barnard.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,504
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$44,790(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:24,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.15.
bAruCH College
City university of New York
151E.25thSt.,NewYork,NY10010
646-312-2010;Fax646-312-1363
Email:admissions@baruch.cuny.edu
Web:www.baruch.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:13,777
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,030in-state;$16,050out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
berKeley College
800-446-5400
New York City Campuses
3East43rdSt.,NewYork,NY10017
212-986-4343
255DuffieldSt.,Brooklyn,NY
718-637-8600
Westchester Campus
99ChurchSt.,WhitePlains,NY10601
914-694-1122
Email:info@berkeleycollege.edu
Web:www.berkeleycollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,864
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$23,100(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
boriCuA College
Email:acruz@boricuacollege.edu
Web:www.boricuacollege.edu
Manhattan at Audubon Terrace
3755Broadway(@156Street)
NewYork,NY10032
212-694-1000
Bronx Campus at Melrose Commons
890WashingtonAve.,Bronx,NY10451
347-964-8600
Brooklyn Campus at Northside
186North6thSt.,Brooklyn,NY11211
718-782-2200
Brooklyn Campus at Graham
9GrahamAve.,Brooklyn,NY11206
718-963-4112
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,176
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$11,025(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement.
briArCliFFe College
Email:info@bcl.edu
Web:www.briarcliffe.edu
Bethpage Campus
1055StewartAve.,Bethpage,NY11714
516-918-3600
CollegeTransferGuide.com
Patchogue Campus
225W.MainSt.,Patchogue,NY11729
631-654-5300
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,021
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:Contactschoolforcurrentcosts.
brooKlyn College
City university of New York
2900BedfordAve.,Brooklyn,NY11210
718-951-5001;Fax718-951-4506
Email:adminqry@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Web:www.brooklyn.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:13,596
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,030in-state;$535percredit
hourout-of-state
TransferRequirements:Min.GPA:2.3,
Deadlines:Spring:Sept.15,Fall:Feb.1.
bryAnt & strAtton
College
Web:www.bryantstratton.edu
Albany Campus
1259CentralAve.,Albany,NY12205
518-437-1802
Amherst Campus
3650MillersportHwy.,Getzville,NY14068
716-625-6300
Buffalo Campus
465MainSt.#400,Buffalo,NY14203
716-884-9120
Greece Campus
150BellwoodDr.,Rochester,NY14606
585-720-0660
Henrietta Campus
1225JeffersonRd.,Rochester,NY14623
585-292-5627
Saratoga Campus
2452StateRt9,Suite201
Malta,NY12020
518-437-1802
Southtowns Campus
SterlingPark,200Redtail
OrchardPark,NY14127
716-677-9500
Syracuse Campus
953JamesSt.,Syracuse,NY13203
315-472-6603;Fax315-474-4383
Syracuse North Campus
8687CarlingRd.,Liverpool,NY13090
315-652-6500
Tuition:$16,565(includesfees)
CAnisius College
2001MainSt.,Buffalo,NY14208
716-888-2200;800-843-1517
Fax716-888-3230
Email:admissions@canisius.edu
Web:www.canisius.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,280
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$33,332(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:24.
CAzenoviA College
22SullivanSt.
Cazenovia,NY13035
315-655-7208;800-654-3210
Email:admission@cazenovia.edu
Web:www.cazenovia.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,077
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$30,560
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
City College
City university of New York
160ConventAve.,NewYork,NY10031
212-650-6977
Email:admissions@ccny.cuny.edu
Web:www.ccny.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:12,983
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,030in-state;$16,050out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5.
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42 o NEW YORK
City university oF new
yorK (Cuny)
217East42ndStreet
NewYork,NY10017
212-997-CUNY(2869);800-CUNY-YES
Email:aonline@mail.cuny.edu
Web:www.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:224,899
Tuition:$6,330(feesvarybycollege)per
year.Sixoutof10undergraduatesattend
tuition-free.
SeelistingsinthissectionforTheCity
UniversityofNewYork(CUNY)4-year
colleges:BaruchCollege,Brooklyn
College,TheCityCollegeofNewYork,
CollegeofStatenIsland,HunterCollege,
JohnJayCollegeofCriminalJustice,
LehmanCollege,MacaulayHonors
College,MedgarEversCollege,New
YorkCityCollegeofTechnology,Queens
CollegeandYorkCollege.
TheCUNYsystemoffersover1,750
programsintheLiberalArtsand
Sciences;TeacherEducation;Business;
ComputerScienceandInformation
Systems;Fine,Performingand
Technology-RelatedArts;Health
Professions;PublicAffairs;Community
andSocialServices;Engineering,
ArchitectureandRelatedTechnologies.
TransferRequirements:Varybycollege.
Seewww.cuny.edu.
Special Features: Studentswhotake
coursesinanyofCUNYs4-yearcolleges
oreightcommunitycollegescantransfer
creditstoanyothercollegeinthesystem.
See our Cover Ad or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
ClArKson university
8ClarksonAve.,Potsdam,NY13699
315-268-6480;800-527-6577
Email:tradmission@clarkson.edu
Web:www.clarkson.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,072
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$42,530(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations.
ColgAte university
13OakDr.,Hamilton,NY13346
315-228-7401;Fax315-228-7544
Email:admission@colgate.edu
Web:www.colgate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,969
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$46,060
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Mar.15.
College oF Mount
sAint vinCent
6301RiverdaleAve.,Riverdale,NY10471
718-405-3267;800-665-CMSV
Email:admissions.office@
mountsaintvincent.edu
Web:www.mountsaintvincent.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,717
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$30,290(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.
GPA:2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:24.
tHe College oF
new roCHelle
29CastlePl.,NewRochelle,NY10805
914-654-5000
Email:info@cnr.edu
Web:www.cnr.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,301
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$31,200
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts.
College oF sAint rose
432WesternAve.,Albany,NY12203
518-454-5150;800-637-8556
Email:admit@strose.edu
Web:www.strose.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,981
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,036
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
College oF stAten islAnd
City university of New York
2800VictoryBlvd.
StatenIsland,NY10314
718-982-2010;Fax718-982-2500
Email:admissions@csi.cuny.edu
Web:www.csi.cuny.edu/admissions
EmmanuelEsperance,Director,Officeof
RecruitmentandAdmissions
YearEstablished:1976
Accreditation:MiddleStatesCommission
onHigherEducation
UndergraduateEnrollment:14,300
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1,000
Tuition:$6,330in-state;$560percredit
out-of-state
RoomandBoard:$12,500approximately
Profile: TheCollegeofStatenIslandisa
four-year,seniorcollegeofTheCity
UniversityofNewYorkthatoffers
exceptionalopportunitiestoallits
students.Programsintheliberalartsand
sciencesandprofessionalstudiesleadto
Associate's,Bachelor’s,Master’sand
Doctoraldegrees.
undergraduate Majors: Accounting;
AfricanandAfricanDiasporaStudies;
AmericanStudies;Art:StudioArt/Art
History,Photographyconcentrations;
Biochemistry;Biology*:Bioinformatics
option;Business:Finance,International,
Management,Marketingconcentrations;
Chemistry*;CinemaStudies:Critical
Studies,Productionconcentrations;
Communications:Journalism,Media
Studies,Design&DigitalMedia,
CorporateCommunications
concentrations;ComputerScience;
ComputerScience/Mathematics;
ComputerTechnology;Drama;
Economics:Business,Finance
specializations;Education:Early
Childhood,Childhood,Adolescence
programs;ElectricalEngineering;
ElectricalEngineeringTechnology;
EngineeringScience:Computer,
Electrical,Mechanicalspecializations;
English*:Writing,Linguistics,Literature,
DramaticLiteratureconcentrations;
Geography;History*;International
Studies;ItalianStudies*;LatinAmerican,
Caribbean&AmericanLatino/aStudies
(Certificate);LiberalArts&Sciences;
Mathematics*:Pure,Applied
Mathematicsemphases;Medical
Technology;ModernChinaStudies
(Certificate);Music:Classical
Performance,LiteratureandTheory,
MusicTechnology,JazzStudies,and
Performanceconcentrations;Nursing;
Philosophy;PhilosophyandPolitical
Science;Physics*;PoliticalScience;Pre-
ProfessionalPreparation:Dentistry,Law,
Medicine,Optometry,PhysicalTherapy,
Podiatryprograms;Psychology;Science,
Letters&Society:EarlyChildhood
sequence(Birth–2),Childhoodsequence
(1–6);SocialWork;Sociology-
Anthropology;Spanish*;Women’s,
Gender&SexualityStudies.
*AdolescentEducationtrack(grades
7–12)available.
Special Features: StudentHousing:
Brand-newon-campushousingopened
in2013.Theapartment-styleresidence
hallsfeaturehigh-endamenitiesthat
fosterasenseofcommunity.Residents
enjoylounges,acardio-focusedfitness
center,meetingandmulti-purpose
spaces,privatestudyrooms,mailroom,
businesscenter,vendingareas,and
laundry.Formoreinformation,please
visitwww.csi.cuny.edu/housing.
Selective Programs: TheCollegeof
StatenIslandoffersanumberofselective
academicprograms,learning
communitiesandundergraduate
researchopportunities.Ourprograms
include:
•TheVerrazano School,whichisa
programdesignedtoofferstudentsa
uniqueundergraduateeducation
throughacademicallymotivated
learningcommunities.
•TheTeacher Education Honors
Academy (TEHA)atCSIisdesigned
forselectstudentswhoare
passionateaboutmathematicsand
scienceandwanttoinspire
enthusiasmforthosesubjectareasin
middleandhighschoolstudents.
•TheCSTEP Program isdesignedto
increasethenumberofhistorically
underrepresentedandeconomically
disadvantagedstudentswhoenrollin
andcompleteundergraduateand
graduateprogramsleadingto
professionallicensureortocareersin
thefieldsofscience,technologyand
educationattheCollegeofStaten
Island.
Academic Year: Theacademicyearis
dividedintoaFallandSpringsemester,
withanadditionalSummerandWinter
intersession.Classesarescheduled
days,eveningsandweekends.The
CollegehasanextensiveContinuing
Educationprogramandoffersoff-
campuscourseswithandwithoutcredit.
Transfer Requirements: Completed,
paidapplication,highschooltranscript,
collegetranscript,minimumGPAof2.00
See our ad on page 41 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
tHe College oF
westCHester
325CentralAve.
WhitePlains,NY10606
800-660-7093
Email:admissions@cw.edu
Web:www.cw.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,197
Tuition:$745percredit
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
ColuMbiA university
1130AmsterdamAve.
NewYork,NY10025
212-854-2522
Email:ugrad-ask@columbia.edu
Web:www.columbia.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,814
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$49,138(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:24,Fall
Deadline:Mar.1.
ConCordiA College -
new yorK
171WhitePlainsRoad
Bronxville,NY10708
914-337-9300,x2149;800-937-2655
Email:admission@concordia-ny.edu
Web:www.concordia-ny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:820
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$27,060
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
tHe Cooper union
30CooperSquare,NewYork,NY10003
212-353-4120
Email:admissions@cooper.edu
Web:http://cooper.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:920
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$39,600.Allincomingstudents
receiveahalf-tuitionscholarshipworth
$19,800.Inaddition,weprovideneed
basedfinancialaidonaslidingscaleand
meritscholarshipstoexceptional
students.
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,Portfolio.
Cornell university
410ThurstonAve.,Ithaca,NY14850
607-255-5241;Fax607-255-0659
Email:admissions@cornell.edu
Web:admissions.cornell.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:14,261
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$45,358(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Universal
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Oct.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
tHe CulinAry institute oF
AMeriCA
1946CampusDr.,HydePark,NY12538
845-452-9430;800-CULINARY
Fax845-451-1068
Email:admissions@culinary.edu
Web:www.ciachef.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,827
Tuition:$26,750
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
d'youville College
320PorterAve.,Buffalo,NY14201
716-829-7600;800-777-3921
Email:admissions@dyc.edu
Web:www.dyc.edu
SteveSmith,DirectorofAdmissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,800;Total
Enrollment:3,000
Tuition:$23,092
RoomandBoard:$10,800
Programs: Accounting,Biology,
BusinessManagement,Chemistry,
ChiropracticProgram,(7-yearBachelors
+Doctorate),CareerDiscoveryProgram,
ExerciseandSportsStudies,Dietetics
(5-yearBachelors/Masters),Education
(Childhood,Special{5-yearBachelors+
Masters}),English,GlobalStudies,
HealthAnalytics,HealthServices
Management,History,International
Business(5-yearBachelors/Masters),
Mathematics,Nursing(B.S.N.),Nursing
(R.N.toB.S.N.),OccupationalTherapy
Program(5-yearBachelors+Master’s),
Pharmacy,Philosophy,Physician
Assistant(5-yearBachelor’s/Master’s),
PhysicalTherapyProgram,(6-year
Bachelors+Doctorate),Pre-professional:
(Pre-Law,Pre-Medical,Pre-Dental,Pre-
Veterinary),Psychology,PublicHealth,
Sociology,AdultCompletionProgram
(Management),5-yearAccounting(B.S.)
+InternationalBusiness(M.S.).
Graduatedegrees:Masters,Doctoral.
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,MinimumGPA:2.0.
Special Features: Accelerated5-year
B.S.-M.S.inInternationalBusiness,
Education,OccupationalTherapy,
Dietetics;Physician’sAssistant,
Accounting/InternationalBusiness,
6-yearDoctoratePharmacy,6-year
DoctoratePhysicalTherapyProgram,
7-yearDoctorateChiropracticProgram,
12:1student-facultyratio;academic
scholarships;NCAADivisionIII;
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internships;extensivelaboratory,library
andcomputerfacilities;career
counselingandplacementservices;
advancedplacement;LearningCenter
forextraassistance;UniqueCareer
DiscoveryProgramfortheundecided
student.AcademicScholarshipProgram,
scholarshipsawardeduponacceptance
andmaybeworthupto$25,000.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory
dAeMen College
4380MainSt.,Amherst,NY14226
716-839-8225;800-462-7652
Fax716-839-8229
Email:admissions@daemen.edu
Web:www.daemen.edu/admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,200
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$24,090(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
dAvis College
400RiversideDr.,JohnsonCity,NY13790
607-729-1581;877-949-3248
Email:admissions@davisny.edu
Web:www.davisny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:441
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$12,540(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.0.
devry College oF
new yorK
180MadisonAve.,NewYork,NY10016
212-312-4300
Web:www.devry.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,065
Tuition:$16,156(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
doMiniCAn College oF
blAuvelt
470WesternHwy.
Orangeburg,NY10962
845-359-7800;866-4DC-INFO
Fax845-365-3150
Email:admissions@dc.edu
Web:www.dc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,595
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$24,790(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
dowling College
150IdleHourBlvd.,Oakdale,NY11769
631-244-3030;800-369-5464
Email:admissions@dowling.edu
Web:www.dowling.edu
AmyLeBlanc,DirectorofAdmission
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,540
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$29,100
RoomandBoard:$10,770
Profile: Dowling,"ThePersonal
College"®,isanindependent,
coeducationalcollegethatservesmore
than6,000studentsatitshistoric52-acre
RudolphCampusonthebanksofthe
ConnetquotRiverinOakdale,NY,onthe
southshoreofwesternSuffolkCounty,
andthe105-acreBrookhavenCampusin
Shirley,LongIsland,inNewYork.
DowlingCollegeoffersfull-timeandpart-
timeundergraduateday,eveningand
weekendclasses.
Degrees: B.A.,B.S.,B.B.A.,M.A.,
M.B.A.,M.S.,Ed.D.
undergraduate Programs: Bachelorof
ArtsdegreesinBiology,Chemistry,
CommunicationArts,EarlyChildhood
Education,EarthScience,Economics,
ElementaryEducation,English,
Gerontology,GraphicDesignandDigital
Arts,History,Humanities,Marine
Studies,Mathematics,Music,
Philosophy,PoliticalScience,
Psychology,RomanceLanguages,
SocialSciences,Sociology/Anthropology,
VisualArts.BachelorofSciencedegrees
inAerospaceSystemsTechnology,
AppliedMathematics,Aviation
Management,Chemistry,Computer
InformationSystems,ComputerScience,
EnvironmentalScience,NaturalScience
andMathematics,PhysicalEducation,
ProfessionalandLiberalStudies,Special
Education,SportManagement.Bachelor
ofBusinessAdministrationinAccounting,
Finance,ManagementandLeadership,
andMarketing.
Transfer Requirements: HighSchool
andCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,MinimumGPA:2.0.
See our ad on page 15 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
elMirA College
OneParkPl.,Elmira,NY14901
607-735-1724;800-935-6472
Fax607-735-1718
Email:admissions@elmira.edu
Web:www.elmira.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,386
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$38,150(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0.
eugene lAng College
tHe new sCHool For
liberAl Arts
65W.11thSt.,NewYork,NY10011
212-229-5150;800-292-3040
Fax212-229-5355
Email:lang@newschool.edu
Web:www.newschool.edu/lang
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,081
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$40,550
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Common
Applicationaccepted.
Five towns College
305N.ServiceRd.,DixHills,NY11746
631-656-2110;Fax631-656-2172
Email:info@ftc.edu
Web:www.ftc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:752
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$21,185(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Audition,Min.
GPA:2.0,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:12,SpringDeadline:rolling,Fall
Deadline:rolling.
FordHAM university
800-FORDHAM
Email:enroll@fordham.edu
Web:www.fordham.edu
Rose Hill Campus
441E.FordhamRd.,Bronx,NY10458
Lincoln Center Campus
113W.60thSt.,NewYork,NY10023
212-636-6710
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,325
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$42,845
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:June1.
HAMilton College
198CollegeHillDr.,Clinton,NY13323
315-859-4421;Fax315-859-4457
Email:admission@hamilton.edu
Web:www.hamilton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,884
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$46,080(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations.
HArtwiCK College
1HartwickDr.,Oneonta,NY13820
607-431-4150;888-HARTWICK
Email:admissions@hartwick.edu
Web:www.hartwick.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,558
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$38,930(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.0.
Hilbert College
5200S.ParkAve.,Hamburg,NY14075
716-649-7900;800-649-8003
Fax716-649-1152
Email:admissions@hilbert.edu
Web:www.hilbert.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,100
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$19,900(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
Deadlines:Spring:Jan.22,Fall:Sept.8.
HobArt And williAM sMitH
Colleges
300PulteneySt.,Geneva,NY14456
315-781-3622;800-852-2256
Email:admissions@hws.edu
Web:www.hws.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,292
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$46,165(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Apr.30.
HoFstrA university
100HofstraUniversity
Hempstead,NY11549
516-463-6700;800-HOFSTRA
Fax516-463-5100
Email:admitme@hofstra.edu
Web:www.hofstra.edu
JessicaEads,V.P.Enrollment
ManagementandDeanofAdmissionand
FinancialAid
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,893
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$37,400(includesfees)
Private,nonsectarian,coeducational
Hofstra College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences
UNDERGRADUATEMAJORS:African
Studies,AmericanStudies,Anthropology,
AppliedPhysics,ArtHistory,AsianStudies,
Biochemistry,Biology,Business
Economics,Chemistry,Chinese,Chinese
Studies,Classics,ComparativeLiterature
andLanguages,Criminology,Dance,
Drama,Economics,English,
EnvironmentalResources,FineArts,
ForensicScience,French,Geography,
Geology,German,GlobalStudies,Hebrew,
History,Italian,JewishStudies,Labor
Studies,Latin,LatinAmerican&Caribbean
Studies,LegalEducationAccelerated
Program,LiberalArts,Linguistics,
MathematicalBusinessEconomics,
MathematicalEconomics,Mathematics,
Music,Philosophy,Physics,Physician
Assistant(dualdegree);PoliticalScience,
Pre-Health(Pre-Medical),Psychology,
Religion,Russian,Sociology,Spanish,
Science,Technology,Engineering&Math
(STEM),SustainabilityStudies,Theater
Arts,UrbanEcology,Women’sStudies.
Frank G. Zarb School of Business
UNDERGRADUATEMAJORS:Accounting,
Entrepreneurship,Finance,Information
Technology,InternationalBusiness,Legal
StudiesinBusiness,Management,
Marketing,SupplyChainManagement.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
School of Education
UNDERGRADUATEMAJORS:Athletic
Training,DanceEducation,Early
ChildhoodEducation,EarlyChildhood
EducationandChildhoodEducation,
ElementaryEducation,English
Education,ExerciseScience,FineArts
Education,ForeignLanguageEducation
(French,German,Italian,Russianand
Spanish),HealthEducation,Mathematics
Education,MusicEducation,Physical
Education,ScienceEducation(Biology,
Chemistry,EarthScienceandPhysics),
SocialStudiesEducation.
School of Health Sciences and Human
Services
UNDERGRADUATEMAJORS:
CommunityHealth,HealthScience,
Speech-Language-HearingSciences
The Lawrence Herbert School of
Communication
UNDERGRADUATEMAJORS:Film
Studies&Production,Journalism,Mass
MediaStudies,PublicRelations,Radio
Production&Studies,Speech
Communication&RhetoricalStudies,
Video/Television,Video/Television&
Business,Video/Television&Film.
School of Engineering and Applied
Science
UNDERGRADUATEMAJORS:Computer
Engineering,ComputerScience,
ComputerScience&Mathematics(dual),
ElectricalEngineering,Engineering
Science,IndustrialEngineering,
MechanicalEngineering.
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,MinimumGPA:2.3.
Special Features: ATransferCenter;
100percentprogramaccessiblefor
personswithdisabilities;prelaw,
premedical/prehealth;advanced
placement;College-LevelExamination
Program;ArmyROTC;Servicesfor
StudentswithDisabilities;studyabroad;
14:1student/facultyratio,withaverage
classsizeof21;male-femaleratiois
47:53.Housingforalmost4,000students
in37residencehalls,18eateries;200
studentclubsandorganizations,
hundredsofsocial,academicand
culturaleventsyearlyand17varsity
sports.Fullycomputerizedlibrarieswith
morethan1millionprintvolumesand
125,000e-journalsandbooks;
technology-richclassrooms,andlearning
andlaboratoryfacilities;simulatedWall
Streettradingroom;accreditedmuseum;
Olympic-sizeindoorswimmingpool;
newlyrenovatedfitnesscenter;television
studios;convergednewsroom;anda
radiostation.
See our ad on page 43 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
HougHton College
1WillardAve.,Houghton,NY14744
585-567-9353;800-777-2556
Fax585-567-9522
Email:admission@houghton.edu
Web:www.houghton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,200
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$27,578
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
Hunter College
City university of New York
695ParkAve.,NewYork,NY10065
212-772-4490
Email:welcomecenter@hunter.cuny.edu
Web:www.hunter.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:16,708
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,030in-state;$16,050out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5,
Deadlines:Spring:Sept.15,Fall:Feb.1.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
ionA College
715NorthAve.,NewRochelle,NY10801
914-633-2502;800-231-IONA
Email:www.iona.edu/admissions
Web:www.iona.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,539
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,880
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,CommonApplication
accepted.
itHACA College
953DanbyRd.,Ithaca,NY14850
607-274-3124;800-429-4274
Fax607-274-1900
Email:admission@ithaca.edu
Web:www.ithaca.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,276
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$39,500
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
JAMestown business
College
7FairmountAve.,Jamestown,NY14702
716-664-5100
Email:admissions@
jamestownbusinesscollege.edu
www.jamestownbusinesscollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:294
Tuition:$11,700(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
tHe JewisH tHeologiCAl
seMinAry - list College
3080Broadway
NewYork,NY10027
212-678-8832;Fax212-678-6022
Email:lcadmissions@jtsa.edu
Web:www.jtsa.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:200
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$18,100
JoHn JAy College oF
CriMinAl JustiCe
City university of New York
524West59thSt.,NewYork,NY10019
212-237-8873
Web:www.jjay.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:13,167
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,030in-state;$16,050out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Min.GPA:2.0.
tHe JuilliArd sCHool
60LincolnCenterPlaza
NewYork,NY10023
212-799-5000
Web:www.juilliard.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:508
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$38,190
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Audition,Fall
Deadline:Dec.1.
KeuKA College
141CentralAve.,KeukaPark,NY14478
315-279-5000;800-33KEUKA
Email:admissions@keuka.edu
Web:www.keuka.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,617
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$27,465(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.GPA:
2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted.
tHe King's College
56Broadway,NewYork,NY10004
212-659-7200;888-969-7200
Email:info@tkc.edu
Web:www.tkc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:582
Tuition:$31,900
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
le Moyne College
1419SaltSpringsRoad
Syracuse,NY13214
315-445-4300;800-333-4733
Email:admission@lemoyne.edu
Web:www.LeMoyne.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,749
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$30,350
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Min.GPA:2.6,SpringDeadline:Dec.1,
FallDeadline:June1.
leHMAn College
City university of New York
250BedfordParkBlvd.West
ShusterHallRoom158,Bronx,NY10468
718-960-8713;877-Lehman1
Web:www.lehman.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:9,886
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,030in-state;$16,050out-of
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
liM College
Where Business Meets Fashion
12E.53rdSt.,NewYork,NY10022
212-752-1530;800-677-1323
Fax212-750-3432
Email:admissions@limcollege.edu
Web:www.limcollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,500
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$23,650
Housing:$15,850
Profile: Private,independent,coed
Degrees:A.A.S.,B.B.A.,B.P.S.,B.S.,
M.B.A.,M.P.S.
Programs: 4-yearprogramsinFashion
Merchandising,InternationalBusiness,
Management,Marketing,Visual
Merchandising;2-yearprograminFashion
Merchandising;concentrationsin
Cosmetics,Entrepreneurship,Event
Planning,FashionMerchandising,Fashion
Publications,InternationalMarketing,
Marketing,Retailing,DigitalBusiness
Strategy,Styling,VisualMerchandisingand
FashionCommunications.
Transfer Requirements: HighSchool
andCollegeTranscript(s),
Recommendations,andACT/SATScores
(ifunder15credits).
Special Features: LIMCollegefocuses
onthebusinessaspectsofthefashion
industry.Transferstudentswilltake
severalinternshipsaspartoftheir
graduationrequirements.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
liu brooKlyn
1UniversityPlaza,Brooklyn,NY11201
718-488-1011;Fax718-780-6110
Email:bkln-admissions@liu.edu
Web:www.liu.edu/brooklyn
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,109
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$33,018
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,CommonApplication
accepted.
liu globAl
1UniversityPlaza,Brooklyn,NY11201
718-780-4312;Fax718-780-4325
Email:global@liu.edu
Web:www.liu.edu/global
UndergraduateEnrollment:150
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$31,732
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplicationaccepted.
liu post
720NorthernBlvd.,Brookville,NY11548
516-299-2900
Email:post-enroll@liu.edu
Web:www.liu.edu/post
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,315
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$33,018
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
AdditionalcampusesinBrentwood,
Riverhead,andWestchester.
MACAulAy Honors
College
City university of New York
35West67thSt.,NewYork,NY10023
212-729-2900;Fax212-580-8130
Email:info@mhc.cuny.edu
Web:www.macaulay.cuny.edu
AnnualTransfers:0
Tuition:FullUndergraduateTuition
Scholarship(excludesfees)
TransferRequirements:MacaulayHonors
Collegedoesnotaccepttransfersatthis
time.
MAnHAttAn College
ManhattanCollegeParkway
Riverdale,NY10471
718-862-7200;800-MC2-XCEL
Fax718-862-8019
Email:admit@manhattan.edu
Web:www.manhattan.edu
DanaRose,DirectorofAdmissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,403
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$34,300
RoomandBoard:$13,730
Profile: Catholic,co-educationalcollege
intheLasalliantradition.
undergraduate Programs: Accounting,
AerospaceStudies(ROTC),AlliedHealth,
ArtHistory,Biochemistry,Biology,
BusinessAnalytics,Chemical
Engineering,Chemistry,Civil
Engineering,Communication,Computer
Engineering,ComputerInformation
Systems,ComputerScience,Dual
Elementary/SpecialEducation,
Economics,ElementaryEducation,
ElectricalEngineering,English,Exercise
Science,Finance,French,Global
BusinessStudies,Government,History,
InternationalStudies,LaborStudies,
Management,Marketing,Mathematics,
MechanicalEngineering,Nuclear
MedicineTechnology,RadiationTherapy
Technology,PeaceStudies,Philosophy,
PhysicalEducation,Physics,Psychology,
ReligiousStudies,SecondaryEducation,
Sociology,Spanish,UrbanStudies.
ProgramsinPre-Dental,Pre-Law,Pre-
Medical,Pre-PhysicalTherapy,Pre-
Veterinary.
Transfer Requirements: ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement.
Special Features: Internshipswithsome
oftheworld’sleadingcompaniesinNYC;
interdisciplinarymajorsinPeaceStudies
andUrbanStudies;campuschaptersof
nationalhonorsocietiesincludingPhi
BetaKappa,SigmaXi,BetaGamma
Sigma,KappaDeltaPi,andTauBetaPi;
studyabroad;student-to-facultyratioof
12:1;averageclasssize23;research
opportunities;varietyofon-andoff-
campuslivingfacilities;outstanding
intercollegiateDivisionIVarsityathletic
programandintramuralathletic
programs;over60studentclubs;L.O.V.E.
servicetrips;nationallyaccredited
programsinbusiness,education,and
engineering.
See our ad on page 6
NEW YORK o 45
MAnHAttAn sCHool oF
MusiC
120ClaremontAve.,NewYork,NY10027
212-749-2802;Fax212-749-3025
Email:admission@msmnyc.edu
Web:www.msmnyc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:391
Tuition:$36,500(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Audition.
MAnHAttAnville College
2900PurchaseSt.,Purchase,NY10577
914-323-5464;800-32-VILLE
Fax914-694-1732
Email:admissions@mville.edu
Web:www.mville.edu
JosephCosentino,Directorof
UndergraduateAdmissions
Morethan1,700full-time
undergraduates,1,000part-time
graduates.Faculty:90percentterminal
degrees.Student-facultyratio:12:1.
Averageclasssize:17.
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$34,870
RoomandBoard:$14,520
Profile: Four-year,independent,coed,
diversestudentbody.LiberalArts
institutionofferingsmallclassesanda
"values-based"education.
Programs: AfricanStudies,American
Studies,ArtHistory,Art(Studio),Asian
Studies,Biochemistry,Biology,Chemistry,
ClassicalCivilizations,Communication
Studies,ComputerScience,Creative
Writing,Dance&Theatre,Dance
Therapy,Economics,Education,English,
EnvironmentalStudies,FilmStudies,
Finance,French,German,History,
Holocaust&GenocideStudies,Human
ResourceManagement,International
Management,InternationalStudies,Irish
Studies,Italian,LatinAmericanStudies,
LegalStudies,Management,
Mathematics,MuseumStudies,Music,
MusicEducation,MusicManagement,
MusicalTheatre,Neuroscience,
Philosophy,Physics,PoliticalScience,
Pre-Law,Pre-Medical,Pre-Physical
Therapy,Pre-SpeechLanguage
Pathology,Psychology,Self-Designed
Major,SocialJustice,Sociology,Spanish,
TheatreEducation,Women’sStudies,
WorldLiterature,WorldReligions.
UndergraduateCertificatePrograms
availableinFinanceandManagement.
Part-timeB.S.degreesinBehavioral
Studies,OrganizationalManagement,
CommunicationsManagement.
Transfer Requirements: College
Transcript,Essay/PersonalStatement,
Min.GPA:2.5,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Jan.10,Fall
Deadline:rolling.
Special Features: Onits100-acre
campus30minutesnorthofNewYork
City,ManhattanvilleCollegehascreated
asmallglobalvillage.Theprivate,
coeducationalcollegefoundedin1841
drawsitsstudentbodyfrom66countries
and33states.Thisrichlydiverse
communityembodiesthecollege's
mission“Toeducatestudentstobe
ethicalandsocially-responsibleleadersin
aglobalcommunity.”Manhattanville’s
proximitytoNewYorkCitycreatesa
constantflowofopportunitythatbrings
learningtolife.
Manystudentschoosetospenda
semesterabroad,living,interningand
studying.Manhattanvilleoffersyouthe
opportunitytovisittheworld.Ourhighly
regardedconnectionswithinternational
institutions,colleges,universitiesand
providersmakelivingandstudying
abroadanevenmoreappealingoption.
Spain,Italy,SouthAfrica,Japan,Puerto
Rico,GermanyandMexicoarejustsome
ofthemajorcountriesthatyoucanaddto
youracademicandlifeexperience.Our
verycompetitiveprogramsrangefrom
specializingintheArts,Humanitiesand
SocialSciencestoprogramsin
46 o NEW YORK
globalization,leadershipandhealthand
communityconcerns.Whetheryour
desireistostudypolitics,theEuropean
UnionorAsianFineArts,StudyAbroad
makesithappen.
Thecollege’ssocialconscienceis
informedbyacommitmenttoservingthe
community– whetherthat’sdefinedas
thesurroundinggeographicarea,where
undergraduateslogged30,000hoursof
serviceinayearorastheglobal
community.Manhattanvillestudents
activelyseekopportunitiestoserve
humanitariancausesinthedeveloping
world.TheManhattanvillecurriculum
nurturesintellectualcuriosityand
independentthinking.
Withastudent-facultyrationof12:1,
studentsandfacultyformclose
collaborativerelationships.All
Manhattanvilleclassesaretaughtby
faculty,nottheirteachingassistants,and
80percentofclasseshave20orfewer
students.ThecoreoftheManhattanville
curriculumistheePortfolio,which
providesforalevelofflexibilityunusualin
traditionalliberalartseducation.Under
theguidanceofafacultyadvisor,the
studentmapshisorheracademicand
co-curricularprogram,establishinga
majorandminorfromdifferentbranches
oftheliberalarts.
Thestudentmaybeginstudiesinhisor
herchosenfieldasearlyasfreshman
year.Overthecourseoffouryearsof
study,thestudentwillassemblean
ePortfolio.TheePortfolioSystemforfull-
timeUndergraduatesisattheheartof
Manhattanville'sdistinctiveapproachto
undergraduateeducation.Theportfolio,
whichultimatelyreflectsastudent'sentire
collegecareer,isbothasystemof
planningandassessmentanda
repositoryforthestudent'sbestwork.
Amongtheprimarymaterialsincludedin
theportfolioareaFreshmanyear
assessmentessay;astudyplanoutlining
allcourseworktobecountedtowardthe
degree;aprogramevaluationessay,
whichgivesarationaleforthestudent's
choiceofcourses,aswellasapersonal
evaluationofthecurrentstateof
progress;andspecificexamplesofwork
inwritingandresearch.Submissionand
approvaloftheportfolioisarequirement
forgraduation.
Manhattanville’sglobalperspectiveis
enrichedbyitsroleasaNon-
GovernmentOrganizationoftheUnited
Nations.Selectstudentshavean
opportunitytointernattheUNandto
studywithanambassadoron
Manhattanville’sfaculty.Inaddition,the
collegeoffersaMeettheAmbassadors
Seriesoncampus,wherestudents
attendlecturesbyleadingambassadors,
followedbydinneratthehomeofthe
college’sPresident.
See our ad on page 11
MAnnes College, tHe new
sCHool For MusiC
150W.85thSt.,NewYork,NY10024
212-580-0210;800-292-3040
Fax212-580-1738
Email:mannesadmissions@
newschool.edu
Web:www.newschool.edu/mannes
UndergraduateEnrollment:305
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$40,000
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Audition.
MAriA College
700NewScotlandAve.
Albany,NY12208
518-438-3111
Email:admissions@mariacollege.edu
Web:www.mariacollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:903
Tuition:$11,130(includesfees)
MArist College
3399NorthRd.,Poughkeepsie,NY12601
845-575-3226;800-436-5483
Fax845-575-3215
Email:admission@marist.edu
Web:www.marist.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,330
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$32,590(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:June1.
MAryMount MAnHAttAn
College
221E.71stSt.,NewYork,NY10021
212-517-0430;800MARYMOUNT
Fax212-517-0448
Email:admissions@mmm.edu
Web:www.mmm.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,936
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$27,636(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted.
MedAille College
18AgassizCircle,Buffalo,NY14214
716-880-2200;800-292-1582
Fax716-880-2007
Email:admissionsug@medaille.edu
Web:www.medaille.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,798
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$25,002
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
MedgAr evers College
City university of New York
1650BedfordAve.
Brooklyn,NY11225
718-270-6024;Fax718-270-6411
Email:applytomec@mec.cuny.edu
Web:www.mec.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,540
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,030in-state;$16,050out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
MerCy College
555Broadway,DobbsFerry,NY10522
800-637-2969;877-MERCY-GO
Email:admissions@mercy.edu
Web:www.mercy.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,547
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$16,500
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
AdditionalcampusesinBronxand
Manhattan.
MetropolitAn College oF
new yorK
431CanalSt.,NewYork,NY10013
212-343-1234,x2828
Email:admissions@mcny.edu
Web:www.mcny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:910
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$17,530(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,SpringDeadline:
Dec.15,FallDeadline:Aug.15.
Molloy College
1000HempsteadAve.
RockvilleCentre,NY11571
516-323-4000;888-4-MOLLOY
Fax516-256-2247
Email:admissions@molloy.edu
Web:www.molloy.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,375
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$25,800
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted.
Monroe College
800-556-6676
Web:www.monroecollege.edu
Bronx Campus
2501JeromeAve.,Bronx,NY10468
718-933-6700
New Rochelle Campus
434MainSt.,NewRochelle,NY10801
914-632-5400
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,621
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$13,236(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
Mount sAint MAry
College
330PowellAve.,Newburgh,NY12550
845-569-3248;888-YES-MSMC
Fax845-569-3438
Email:transfer@msmc.edu
Web:www.msmc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,286
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$26,250(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted.
nAzAretH College
4245EastAve.,Rochester,NY14618
585-389-2860;800-462-3944
Fax585-389-2826
Email:tradmissions@naz.edu
Web:www.naz.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,095
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$29,624(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Essay/PersonalStatement,
Min.GPA:2.5,CommonApplication
accepted,UniversalApplication
accepted.
tHe new sCHool For
publiC engAgeMent
66West12thSt.,NewYork,NY10011
212-229-5150;800-292-3040
Email:NSPEundergrad@newschool.edu
www.newschool.edu/bachelorsprogram
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Essay/PersonalStatement,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:June1.
new yorK City College oF
teCHnology
City university of New York
300JaySt.,Brooklyn,NY11201
718-260-5660
Email:admissions@citytech.cuny.edu
Web:www.citytech.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:16,207
Tuition:$6,030in-state;$16,050out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
new yorK institute oF
teCHnology
Old Westbury Campus
GerryHouse,NorthernBoulevard,P.O.
Box8000,OldWestbury,NY11568-8000
800-345-NYIT;Fax:516-686-7613
Manhattan Campus
1855Broadway,NewYork,NY10023
800-345-NYIT;Fax:212-261-1505
Email:transfer@nyit.edu
Web:www.nyit.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,796
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$30,780(includesfees)
Profile: Career-oriented,day,evening,
weekendandonlineprograms,private,
coeducational,nonsectarian,
undergraduateandgraduate.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
Degrees: A.A.S.,B.A.,B.S.,B.S.A.T.,
B.F.A.,B.Arch.(5-yearprogram),B.P.S.,
B.S.,B.T.,D.O.,D.P.T.,M.A.,M.Arch.,
M.B.A.,M.F.A.,M.P.S.,M.S.
School of Architecture and Design
UndergraduateMajors:Architecture,
ArchitecturalTechnology,InteriorDesign.
School of Engineering and Computing
Science
UndergraduateMajors:Aerospace
Engineering,ComputerScience,Electrical
&ComputerEngineering,Engineering
Management,InformationTechnology,
MechanicalEngineering,Network
Security,TelecommunicationsNetwork
Management.
College of Arts & Sciences
UndergraduateMajors:Advertising,
Biology,BiomedicalEngineering,
Chemistry,CommunicationArts,
ComputerGraphics,CriminalJustice,
English,GraphicDesign,Interdisciplinary
Studies,Pre-Med,PoliticalScience,
Psychology,Sociology,Combined
B.S./DoctorofOsteopathicMedicine,
CombinedB.S./M.S.inLifeSciencesand
OccupationalTherapy.
School of Health Professions
UndergraduateMajors:HealthSciences,
HealthandWellness,Nursing.
School of Management
UndergraduateMajors:Accounting,
Advertising,BusinessAdministration
(EntrepreneurialStudies,Finance,
GeneralManagement,Human
ResourcesManagement,International
Business,ManagementInformation
Systems,Marketing,SmallBusiness
Management,HospitalityManagement.
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,GPAdependantonprograms.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
new yorK sCHool oF
interior design
170E.70thSt.,NewYork,NY10021
212-472-1500;800-33NYSID
Fax212-472-1867
Email:admissions@nysid.edu
Web:www.nysid.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:632
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$26,496
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio,
Min.GPA:3.0.
new yorK university
665Broadway,NewYork,NY10012
212-998-4500
Email:admissions@nyu.edu
Web:www.admissions.nyu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:22,498
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$44,848(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
niAgArA university
OfficeofAdmissions
NiagaraUniversity,NY14109
800-462-2111;Fax716-286-8710
Email:admissions@niagara.edu
Web:www.niagara.edu
MarkWojnowski,DirectorofAdmissions
DinaMartin,TransferCounselor
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,300
AnnualTransfers:Morethan200
Tuition:$27,700(studentservicesfee
$1,360)
RoomandBoard:$11,950(mealplan
optionsavailable)
Profile: Private,coeducational,Roman
CatholicandVincentianheritage.
EducationalEnvironment:Averageclass
sizeisabout20.Student-facultyratio
12:1.78%ofthestudentsliveinNew
YorkStatewiththeremaining22%from
CollegeTransferGuide.com
otherstatesandseveralforeigncountries.
FinancialAid:Morethan98%ofall
studentswhoenrollatNUreceiveda
financialaidpackage.Thispackagemay
consistofacombinationofscholarships,
grants,studentemploymentandloans.
NiagaraUniversityoffersanextensive
transferscholarshipandgrantprogram.
Awardsrangefrom$8,000upto$14,000.
TheFreeApplicationforFederalStudent
Aid(FAFSA),andforNYSresidentsa
TuitionAssistanceProgram(TAP)
applicationmustbefiledinordertobe
consideredforfinancialaid.
The Academic Exploration Program
StephanieCurrie,Director
UndeclaredProgram:TheAcademic
ExplorationProgram,anundeclared
major,providessupportservicesthat
assiststudentsindiscoveringinterests,
developingfutureplans,planningtheir
education,andchoosingamajor.
College of Arts and Sciences
Dr.TimothyIreland,Dean
Degrees:A.A.,B.S.,B.A.,B.F.A.,offering
majorsintraditionalandcareeroriented
programs.
UndergraduatePrograms:ArtHistorywith
MuseumStudies,Biochemistry,
Bioinformatics,Biology,Biotechnology,
Chemistry,CommunicationStudies,
ComputationalChemistry,Criminal
Justice&Criminology(B.S./M.S.option),
Computer&InformationSciences,
English,EnvironmentalStudies,French,
GeneralStudies,Gerontology,History,
InternationalStudies,LiberalArts,Life
Sciences,Math,Nursing,Philosophy,
PoliticalScience,Psychology(B.A./M.S.
optioninClinicalPsychology),Religious
Studies,SocialSciences,SocialWork,
Sociology,Spanish,TheatreStudies.
Pre-ProfessionalOptions:Medical,Legal,
Dental,Veterinary,Pharmacy,andROTC.
Inadditiontothepre-professional
programs,NUoffersanumberof
partnerships.Theseincludethefollowing:
3+4partnershipinMedicineatTheLake
ErieCollegeofOsteopathicMedicine;
3+4partnershipsinDentistryattheState
UniversityofNewYorkatBuffalo;3+4
partnershipinPharmacyattheState
UniversityofNewYorkatBuffalo;2+3
partnershipinPharmacyatTheLakeErie
CollegeofOsteopathicMedicine.In
addition,qualifiedNiagarastudentsare
eligibletoapplyfortheearlyassurance
programsponsoredbytheState
UniversityofNewYorkatBuffalo.
Inaddition,NUoffersaBSNursing
completionprogramforapplicantswho
areregisterednursesandanaccelerated
Nursingprogramforthosewhomeet
specificrequirements.
College of Business Administration
Dr.ShawnDaly,Dean
Degrees:B.B.A.inAccounting,and
A.A.S.inAppliedScience,B.S.in
Economics,Finance,Management,
Marketing,B.B.A./M.B.A.inAccounting
(five-yearprogram).
UndergraduatePrograms:Accounting,
Economics,Finance,GeneralBusiness,
HumanResources,International
Business,IntegrativeManagement,
Management,Marketing,SupplyChain
Management.
College of Education
Dr.DebraA.Colley,Dean
Degrees:B.S.&B.A.inScience&Liberal
ArtsleadingtoProvisionalCertificationin
thefollowinggradeareas:Childhood
(1-6)andAdolescence(7-12)Dual
Certification.EarlyChildhood&
Childhood(birth-6),Childhood&Middle
Childhood(1-9),Middle&Adolescence
(5-12).SpecialEducation:Childhood
(1-6),SpecialEducation&Adolescence
(7-12).Inaddition,theCollegeof
EducationoffersaB.A.inTeaching
EnglishtoSpeakersofOtherLanguages.
UndergraduatePrograms:Biology,
Chemistry,English,French,LiberalArts,
Mathematics,SocialStudies,Spanish.
BusinessEducationforgrades5-12.
*Committedtoworkingwithindividuals
withspecialneeds,NUoffersbachelor
degreeprogramsinDevelopmental
DisabilitiesandEarlyChildhoodand
Cognition.Theseprogramsprepare
studentsforworkinthehumanservice
fieldswhereopportunitiesarefar
reaching.
College of Hospitality and Tourism
Management
Dr.KurtStahura,Dean
Degrees:B.S.inHotel&Restaurant
Management,SportsManagement,and
Tourism&RecreationManagement.
UndergraduatePrograms:Event&
MeetingManagement,Food&Beverage
Management,Hotel&Restaurant
Management,LuxuryHospitality
Operations;HotelPlanning,Development
&Operations;RevenueManagement,
SportManagement,TourismDestination
Management,Tourism&Recreation
Management.Internshipsareavailable.
800hoursrequiredfieldworkexperience.
StudyabroadoptionsthroughoutEurope.
Summer Session
Theuniversityofferstwograduate
sessionsandthreeundergraduate
sessionsduringthesummer.On-campus
housingisavailable.
TransferRequirements:Common
Applicationaccepted,MinimumGPA:2.0
formostprograms.
Special Features: NUoffersyouan
exceptionaleducationalopportunity:it's
private,haschallengingacademic
programs,reflectsmorethan158yearsof
Vincentiantradition,iswithinwalking
distanceoftheworld-famousNiagara
Falls,andhasacloselyknitcampus
wherestudents,faculty,and
administrationcareaboutyou.Inaddition
toitsacademicmajors,NUoffersthe
followingprograms:HigherEducational
Opportunity,Honors,Cooperative
Education,StudyAbroadPrograms,
internships,research,andindependent
study.
Inadditionallroomsintheresidencehalls
haveaccesstocomputer,cable
television,andtelephoneservice.Other
benefitsinclude:sophisticatedcomputer
facilities;CareerServicesOffice;an
interlibraryloannetwork;academic,
communityservice,andathletic
scholarships;amodernathleticand
recreationalcenter;over100different
clubs,organizations,andanextensive
intercollegiateandrecreationalsports
program;andasuburbancampussetting.
Accreditations:MiddleStatesAssociation
ofCollegesandSchools,theAssociation
toAdvanceCollegiateSchoolsof
Business,CouncilonSocialWork
Education,NationalCouncilfor
AccreditationofTeacherEducation,and
theAccreditationCommissionfor
ProgramsinHospitalityAdministration.To
arrangeanappointmenttovisitandtour
theNiagaraUniversitycampus,contact
theAdmissionsOfficeat1-800-462-2111.
Aconfirmationofyourvisitanddirections
toNUwillbeforwardedtoyou.
See our Cover Ad or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
nyACK College
1SouthBlvd.,Nyack,NY10960
845-358-1710
Web:www.nyack.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,831
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$23,500
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
AdditionalcampusinNewYorkCity.
nyu polyteCHniC sCHool
oF engineering
6MetrotechCenter,Brooklyn,NY11201
212-998-4500
Email:admissions@nyu.edu
Web:engineering.nyu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,155
Tuition:$41,810
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5.
pACe university
800-974-7223
Email:infoctr@pace.edu
Web:www.pace.edu
New York City Campus
OnePacePlaza,NewYork,NY10038
212-346-1323
Westchester Campus
861BedfordRd.,Pleasantville,NY10570
914-773-3746
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,289
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$38,200
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Min.GPA:2.5,CommonApplication
accepted.
pArsons tHe new sCHool
For design
72FifthAve.,NewYork,NY10011
212-229-5150;800-292-3040
Email:thinkparsons@newschool.edu
Web:www.newschool.edu/parsons
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,000
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$42,080
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Portfolio.
pAul sMitH's College
7833NewYork30
PaulSmiths,NY12970
518-327-6227;800-421-2605
Fax518-327-6016
Email:transfer2psc@paulsmiths.edu
Web:www.paulsmiths.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,000
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$22,698
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
plAzA College
118-35QueensBlvd.
ForestHills,NY11375
718-779-1430;Fax718-779-7423
Email:info@plazacollege.edu
Web:www.plazacollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:766
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:Contactschoolforcurrentcosts.
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
prAtt institute
200WilloughbyAve.,Brooklyn,NY11205
718-636-3514;800-331-0834
Email:admissions@pratt.edu
Web:www.pratt.edu
WilliamSwan,DirectorofAdmission
EricaWilson,AssociateDirector,Transfer
Admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,145
TransferEnrollment:152
Tuition:$$44,580;$1,438percredit
RoomandBoard:$11,496
Profile: Recognizedinternationallyforthe
qualityofitsprograms,faculty,and
students,Prattoffersstudentsaworld-
classfacultyofsuccessfulworking
professionalswhoensurethehighest
professionalstandardsintheclassroom
whileconnectingstudentswithinternships
andeventuallyjobs.Thereisachoiceof27
majorsandconcentrationsinitsthree
schools:architecture,artanddesign,and
liberalartsandsciences.Pratthasthree
ideallocations– abeautifullylandscaped
Brooklyncampusjustminutesfrom
Manhattanwithhistoricbuildings,tree-lined
greenspaces,contemporarysculpture
NEW YORK o 47
park,andoutstandingfacilities,a
Manhattancampusinarecentlyrenovated
historicbuildinginChelsea,andabeautiful
campusinUtica,NY.,offeringthefirsttwo
yearsofPratt’seducationinfinearts,
communciationsdesign,arteducation,and
photography.TheBrooklyncampus
housesallthefour-yearprogramsbut
constructionmanagement,whichisoffered
inManhattan.Thetwo-yearassociate's
programsareofferedinManhattanaswell.
Knownforsupplyinganoutstanding
professionaleducation,Prattranked
secondnationallyforinteriordesign,third
forindustrialdesign,andninthfor
architecturebyDesignIntelligence.
Studentsbegintheirprofessionalstudiesin
thefirstyear– anintensivepreparationthat
ishighlyvaluedbytheprofessionalswho
hirePrattgraduates.
AccreditedbyMiddleStatesAssociation,
private,nonsectarian,coed,widerangeof
professionalcurricula.
undergraduate Degrees (B.F.A.,B.I.D.,
B.P.S.,B.S.,B.A.): Architecture,Artand
DesignEducation(ArtTeacher
Certification),HistoryofArtandDesign,
DigitalArts(3DAnimationandMotionArts,
2DAnimation,InteractiveArts),
CommunicationsDesign(GraphicDesign,
Illustration,AdvertisingArtDirection)
ConstructionManagement,Criticaland
VisualStudies,FashionDesign,Film,Fine
Arts(Painting,Drawing,Printmaking,
Sculpture,Ceramics,Jewelry),Industrial
Design,InteriorDesign,Photography,
Writing.
Two Year Associate Degrees (A.O.S.,
A.A.S.): GraphicDesign,Illustration,Digital
DesignandInteractiveMedia,
Painting/Drawing.
Master’s Degrees: M.F.A.,M.I.D.,M.P.S.,
M.S.
Transfer Requirements: College
transcript,highschooltranscriptunless
studenthastwoyearsoffull-timecollege
studybytheentranceterm,portfolioif
requiredbymajor,TOEFL,IELTS,orSAT
forinternationalstudentsonlywhosefirst
languageisnotEnglish.
SpringDeadline:Oct.1,FallDeadline:
Feb.1.
Special Features: Facultyofpracticing
professionals,generousmerit
scholarships,fiveresidencehallson
campus.ExceptionallystrongCareer
ServicesandPlacementOffice.Ninety-one
percentjobplacementratewithinoneyear.
Traditionalcollegeatmosphereona
beautiful25-acretree-linedcampusranked
eighthamongthemostbeautifulcampuses
incountry.Ninetypercentoffreshmenlive
oncampus.Nationalandinternational
enrollment.LocatedintheClintonHill
sectionofBrooklyn,justashortridefrom
Manhattan.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
Queens College
City university of New York
65-30KissenaBlvd.
Queens,NY11367-1597
718-997-5600
Web:www.qc.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:15,738
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$3,015persemesterin-state;
$535percreditout-of-state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.25,Spring
Deadline:Sept.15,FallDeadline:Feb.1.
rensselAer polyteCHniC
institute
1108thSt.,Troy,NY12180
518-276-6216;Fax518-276-4072
Email:admissions@rpi.edu
Web:www.rpi.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,379
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$46,200
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
48 o NEW YORK
Recommendations,Min.GPA:3.0,
UniversalApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:June1.
roberts wesleyAn
College
2301WestsideDr.,Rochester,NY14624
585-594-6400;800-777-4RWC
Email:admissions@roberts.edu
Web:www.roberts.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,415
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$27,036
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement.
roCHester institute oF
teCHnology
60LombMemorialDrive
Rochester,NY14623
585-475-6631;Fax585-475-7424
Email:admissions@rit.edu
Web:www.rit.edu
MarianNicoletti,DirectorofTransfer
Admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:18,000
AnnualTransfers:1000+
Tuition:$35,256
Room&Board:$11,568(thisfigurewill
varydependingonresidenceoption)
Profile: Private,Independent&
Internationallyrecognizedfordiverse
academicportfolio,facilities,cooperative
educationprogram,facultyandcareer
preparation.AccreditedbyMiddleStates
Association.
undergraduate Degrees (B.S.,and
B.F.A.):CivilEngineeringTechnology,
ComputerEngineeringTechnology,
ElectricalEngineeringTechnology,
Electrical/MechanicalEngineering
Technology,MechanicalEngineering
Technology,EnvironmentalSustainability,
Health&SafetyTechnology,Safety
Technology,InternationalHospitality&
ServiceManagement,Packaging
Science,Business,Accounting,Finance,
InternationalBusiness,Management,
ManagementInformationSystems,
Marketing,NewMediaMarketing,
BiomedicalEngineering,Chemical
Engineering,ComputerEngineering,
ElectricalEngineering(optionsinclean&
renewableenergy,computer,robotics
andwirelesscommunications),Industrial
Engineering(optionsinergonomics,
manufacturing,leansixsigma,and
supplychainmanagement),
MicroelectronicEngineering,Mechanical
Engineering(optionsinaerospace,
automotive,bioengineeringand
energy/environmental),Biomedical
Science,DiagnosticMedical
Sonography,NutritionManagement,
PhysicianAssistant,3DDigitalGraphics,
Ceramics,MotionPictureScience,Film
&Animation,FineArtsStudio,Glass,
GraphicDesign,IndustrialDesign,
MedicalIllustration,InteriorDesign,
Metals&JewelryDesign,Woodworking
&FurnitureDesign,NewMediaDesign,
MediaArts&Technology,Photographic&
ImagingTechnology,Biomedical
PhotographicCommunications,
AdvertisingPhotography,
Photojournalism,FineArtPhotography,
VisualMedia,AppliedScience&
Technology,Advertising&Public
Relations,Communication,Criminal
Justice,Economics,International&
GlobalStudies,Journalism,Museum
Studies,Philosophy,PoliticalScience,
PublicPolicy,Sociology&Anthropology,
Networking&SystemsAdministration,
ComputingSecurity,Information
Technology,NewMediaInteractive
Development,GameDesign&
Development,ComputerScience,
SoftwareEngineering,Applied
Mathematics,AppliedStatistics,
Biochemistry,Bioinformatics,Biology,
Biotechnology&MolecularBioscience,
Bioinformatics,Chemistry,Computational
Mathematics,EnvironmentalScience,
ImagingScience,Physics,andPolymer
Physics.
Transfer Requirements: college
transcript,essay/personalstatement
(andportfolioforBFAdegreeprograms).
Recommendationspreferred.
RecommendedGPA:3.0
Merit Scholarships for Transfer
Students: TransferScholarshipawards
rangefrom$7,000to$10,000peryear,
plusanadditional$2,000peryearforPhi
ThetaKappamembers.Everytransfer
studentisencouragedtocompletethe
FAFSAforneed-basedfinancial
consideration.Lastyear,RITstudents
receivedmorethan$275milliondollars
inaid.
RITjobplacementrate:94%within6
monthsofgraduation.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
tHe sAge Colleges
140NewScotlandAve.
Albany,NY12208
518-244-2217;888-837-9724
Email:transfer@sage.edu
Web:www.sage.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,600
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$27,000
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
IncludesSageCollegeofAlbanyand
RussellSageCollegeinTroy.
st. bonAventure
university
3261WestStateRoad
St.Bonaventure,NY14778
716-375-2400;800-462-5050
Fax716-375-4005
Email:transferadmission@sbu.edu
Web:www.sbu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,837
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$29,589(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted.
st. FrAnCis College
180RemsenSt.
BrooklynHeights,NY11201
718-489-5200
Email:transfer@sfc.edu
Web:www.sfc.edu
LisaRandazzo,AssociateDirectorof
Admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,800
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$22,300(2014-15)
Room&Board:Startingat$13,140and
up(pernine-monthterm)
Profile: St.FrancisCollegestandsapart
fromothercollegeswithitsaffordable
tuition,excellentscholarshipprogram
andsmallclassesledbydistinguished
facultywhoarealwaysaccessible,and
whoprovideachallengingacademic
environmentpreparingyouforacareer,
graduateschoolandbeyond!Makean
appointmenttodaytovisitthecampus
anddiscoverthemanyreasonswhySFC
isthebestplacetocompleteyour
degree.
Bachelor’s Degree Programs:
Accounting,AdolescenceEducation
(7-12),Biology,Chemistry,Childhood
Education(1-6),CommunicationArts,
CriminalJustice,Economics,English,
HealthPromotionandScience,
HealthcareManagement,History,
InformationTechnology,International
CulturalStudies,Management,
Mathematics,Nursing(BSN),Philosophy,
PhysicalEducation(K-12),Political
Science,ProfessionalStudies,
Psychology,ReligiousStudies,Social
Studies,Sociology,Spanish.
Bachelor’sDegreeProgramsforPre-
HealthProfessions:Bio-Medical
Science/Dentistry(NYU),Bio-Medical
Science/Podiatry(NYPodiatric),
DiagnosticMedicalImaging(SUNY
DownstateMedicalCenter),Nursing(For
transferstudentsonly.Restrictedtothose
withR.N.certificates-RNtoBSN),
PhysicianAssistant(SUNYDownstate
MedicalCenter&St.John’sUniversity),
Pre-Medical(VariousMajors),Pre-
Veterinary(VariousMajors),Radiologic
Sciences.
Areas of Special Interest: Pre-Law,
Women’sStudies,HonorsProgram.
Associate’s Degrees: Business
Administration,CriminalJustice,Liberal
Arts.
Certificate Programs: American
Studies,InformationSystems,
InstructionalTechnology,Insurance.
Master’s Degree Programs:
ProfessionalAccountingMS,Accounting
BS/MS(5-yearprogram),Psychology
BA/MA(5-yearprogram).Graduate-Level
CertificateProgram:Project
Management.
Transfer Requirements: HighSchool
andCollegeTranscripts.
Special Features: Student/faculty:18:1;
off-campushousinglocatedjustblocks
fromtheCollegeintheheartofBrooklyn
Heights.
See our ad on page 13 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
st. JoHn FisHer College
3690EastAve.,Rochester,NY14618
585-385-8064;800-444-4640
Fax585-385-8386
Email:transfer@sjfc.edu
Web:www.sjfc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,960
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,790
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted.
st. JoHn's university
866-812-0619
Email:transfers@stjohns.edu
Web:www.stjohns.edu
Queens Campus
8000UtopiaPkwy.,Queens,NY11439
Staten Island Campus
300HowardAve.,StatenIsland,NY10301
Manhattan Campus
101MurraySt.,NewYork,NY10007
UndergraduateEnrollment:15,773
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$36,450
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5.
sAint JosepH's College
245ClintonAve.,Brooklyn,NY11205
718-940-5800
Email:Brooklynas@sjcny.edu
Web:www.sjcny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,037
Tuition:$22,200
BROOKLYN CAMPuS
Degrees:B.A.,B.S.,B.S.N.,M.A.,
M.F.A.,M.S.,M.B.A.
School of Arts and Sciences
UndergraduateMajors:Accounting,
Biology,BusinessAdministration,
Chemistry,ChildStudy(Elementary
EducationPre-K-6,DualCertification:
Pre-K-6&SpecialEducation),Computer
InformationSystems,CriminalJustice,
English,History,HumanRelations,
Journalism&NewMediaStudies,
Marketing,Mathematics,Medical
Technology,Psychology,Recreation,
SocialSciences(concentrations:
Economics,PoliticalScience,Sociology),
Spanish,SpeechCommunication.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
CertificatePrograms:Advertising,Care
Management,Criminology/Criminal
Justice,Gerontology,Information
TechnologyApplications,Leadership&
Supervision,Management,Marketing,
MedicalOfficeManagement,Public
Relations,ReligiousStudies.
Special Features: Rollingadmissions
plan;independentstudy;advanced
placement;On-CampusLaboratory-
Preschool;AnnotationinEarlyChildhood
Education;NewYorkStateapproved
programsforCertificationinTeaching;
NewYorkStateapprovedprogramsfor
CertificationinTeachingEarlyChildhood
(Birth-Grade2)andChildhood(1-6)
Education;Education;Studentswith
DisabilitiesinEarlyChildhoodand
Childhood;AdolescenceEducation
(7-12).Sixyearaffiliatedprogram
(BS/DPM)withNewYorkCollegeof
PodiatricMedicine.
School of Professional and Graduate
Studies
UndergraduateDegreePrograms:
Accounting,CommunityHealth&Human
Services,ComputerInformation
Systems,GeneralStudies,Health
Administration,Nursing,Organizational
Management.
Special Features: PortfolioandCareer
DevelopmentSeminar.Creditawarded
forpriorprofessionaltrainingand
experientiallearning.State-of-the-art
BusinessandTechnologyCenter,Library
andAthleticscomplex.BS/MBAin
AccountingatSJC-5yearaccounting
program.
LONG ISLAND CAMPuS
155WestRoeBlvd.,Patchogue,NY
11772631-687-4500
E-mail:longislandas@sjcny.edu
GigiLamens,AssociateVicePresident,
EnrollmentManagement
Degrees:B.A.,B.S.,B.S.N.,M.A.,M.S.,
M.B.A.
School of Arts and Sciences
UndergraduateMajors:Accounting,
Biology,BusinessAdministration,
Chemistry,ChildStudy(Elementary
Education/SpecialEducationB-6),
ComputerInformationSystems,English,
History,HumanRelations,Marketing,
Mathematics,MedicalTechnology,
Psychology,Recreation,SocialSciences
(concentrations:Economics,Political
Science,Sociology),Spanish,Speech
Communication.
CertificatePrograms:Advertising,
AppliedSociology,CareManagement,
Criminology/CriminalJustice,
Gerontology,HumanResources,
InformationTechnologyApplications,
Leadership&Supervision,Management,
Marketing,MedicalOfficeManagement,
PublicRelations,ReligiousStudies.
Special Features: Rollingadmissions
plan;independentstudy;advanced
placement;ClareRosePlayhouse;New
YorkStateapprovedprogramsfor
CertificationinTeachingEarlyChildhood
(birth-Grade2);andChildhood(1-6)
Education;andStudentswithDisabilities:
EarlyChildhood(birth-Grade2);and
StudentswithDisabilities:Childhood
(1-6);AdolescenceEducation(7-12).
BS/MBAinAccountingatSJC-5year
accountingprogram.
School of Professional and Graduate
Studies
UndergraduateDegreePrograms:
Accounting,CommunityHealth&Human
Services,ComputerInformation
Systems,GeneralStudies,Health
Administration,Nursing,Organizational
Management.
Special Features: PortfolioandCareer
DevelopmentSeminar.Creditawarded
forpriorprofessionaltrainingand
experientiallearning.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
Accelerated Weekend College: Earn27
creditswhileattendingclassesonlyevery
3rdweekend**.B.S.inHealthAdmini-
stration,OrganizationalManagement.
CertificatePrograms:Counseling;
Gerontology,HealthCareManagement;
HomeCareAdministration;Human
Resources;InformationTechnology
Applications,Leadership&Supervision,
Management;andTrainingandStaff
Development.
Athletics:Women'sAthletics:Basketball,
Volleyball,Tennis*,Soccer**andSoftball.
Men'sAthletics:Basketball,Baseball,
Soccer**,Golf**.
*BrooklynCampus
**LongIslandCampus
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,MinimumGPA:2.0.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
st. lAwrenCe university
23RomodaDr.,Canton,NY13617
315-229-5261;800-285-1856
Fax315-229-5818
Email:admissions@stlawu.edu
Web:www.stlawu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,361
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$47,350
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.8,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Mar.1.
st. tHoMAs AQuinAs
College
125Rte.340,Sparkill,NY10976
845-398-4100
Email:admissions@stac.edu
Web:www.stac.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,796
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$27,630(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted.
sArAH lAwrenCe College
OneMeadWay,Bronxville,NY10708
914-395-2510;800-888-2858
Fax914-395-2515
Email:slcadmit@sarahlawrence.edu
Web:www.sarahlawrence.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,328
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$49,680(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:3.0.
sCHool oF visuAl Arts
209E.23rdSt.,NewYork,NY10010
212-592-2100;800-436-4204
Fax212-592-2116
Email:admissions@sva.edu
Web:www.sva.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,636
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:visitwebsiteforcurrentcosts
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio.
sienA College
515LoudonRd.,Loudonville,NY12211
518-783-2423;888-AT-SIENA
Fax518-783-2436
Email:admissions@siena.edu
Web:www.siena.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,100
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,118
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.5,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Dec.1,Fall
Deadline:June1.
sKidMore College
815NorthBroadway
SaratogaSprings,NY12866
518-580-5570;800-867-6007
Fax518-580-5584
Email:admissions@skidmore.edu
Web:www.skidmore.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,689
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$44,170
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Nov.15,Fall
Deadline:Apr.1.
stAte university oF new
yorK (suny) systeM
StateUniversityPlaza
Albany,NY12246
518-320-1672;800-342-3811
Fax518-320-1563
Email:askSUNY@suny.edu
Web:www.suny.edu/attend
university At AlbAny
State university of New York
1400WashingtonAve.
Albany,NY12222
518-442-5435;Fax518-442-5383
Email:ugadmissions@albany.edu
Web:www.albany.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:12,822
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$17,810out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
bingHAMton university
State university of New York
4400VestalPkwy.East
Binghamton,NY13902
607-777-2171;Fax607-777-4445
Email:transfer@binghamton.edu
Web:admissions.binghamton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:11,861
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$17,810out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
university At buFFAlo
State university of New York
12CapenHall,Buffalo,NY14260
716-645-6900;888-UB-ADMIT
Email:ub-admit@buffalo.edu
Web:www.buffalo.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:19,831
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$17,810out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
stony brooK university
State university of New York
StonyBrook,NY11794
631-632-6868
Email:enroll@stonybrook.edu
Web:www.stonybrook.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:16,480
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$19,590out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
AlFred stAte College,
suny College oF
teCHnology
Alfred,NY14802
800-4-ALFRED
Email:admissions@alfredstate.edu
Web:www.alfredstate.edu
DeborahJ.Goodrich,AssociateV.P.of
EnrollmentManagement
JaneGilliland,SeniorDirectorofStudent
FinancialServices
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,500
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
RoomandBoard:$11,910
Degrees: A.A.,A.S.,A.A.S.,A.O.S.,
B.B.A.,B.Tech.,B.S.,B.Arch.,Cert.
Programs: B.B.A.:Business
Administration,FinancialPlanning,Human
ServiceManagement,SportManagement,
TechnologyManagement.B.S.:
ArchitecturalTechnology,Computer
EngineeringTechnology,Construction
ManagementEngineeringTechnology,
DigitalMediaandAnimation,Electrical
EngineeringTechnology,ForensicScience
Technology,MechanicalEngineering
Technology,Nursing,Surveyingand
GeomaticsEngineeringTechnology.B.T.:
InformationTechnology-Application
Software,InformationTechnology-
NetworkAdministration,Information
Technology-WebDevelopment,
Cybersecurity.B.Arch.:Architecture.
MajorCourses:Accounting,Agricultural
Business,AgriculturalTechnology,Air
Conditioning&HeatingTechnology,
Architecture,ArchitecturalEngineering
Technology,ArchitecturalTechnology,
AutoBodyRepair,AutomotiveService;
BuildingConstruction,Biological
Sciences,BusinessAdministration,
BusinessManagement,CAD/CAM
Technology,Coding&Reimbursement,
ComputerEngineeringTechnology,
ComputerInformationSystems,
ComputerScience,Cybersecurity,
ElectricalConstruction&Maintenance
Electrician,ConstructionEngineering
Technology,ConstructionManagement
EngineeringTechnology,Court&
RealtimeReporting,CulinaryArts,Baking
Production&Management,DigitalMedia
&Animation,Drafting/CAD,Electrical
EngineeringTechnology,Engineering
Science,EnvironmentalTechnology,
FinancialPlanning,ForensicScience
Technology,HealthInformation
Technology,HeavyEquipmentTruck&
DieselTechnician,HeavyEquipment
Operations,HumanServices,Human
ServiceManagement,IndividualStudies,
InformationTechnology(Application
SoftwareDevelopment,Network
Administration,WebDevelopment),
InteriorDesign,LiberalArts(Humanities,
Math&Science,SocialScience,
AdolescentEducation–Teacher
transfer),MachineToolTechnology,
Marketing,Masonry,Mechanical
EngineeringTechnology,Motorsports
Technology,Nursing,Pre-Environmental
ScienceandForestry,Sport
Management,SurveyingEngineering
Technology,TechnologyManagement,
Truck&Diesel,UndeclaredMajor,
VeterinaryTechnology,Welding
Technology.
Transfer Requirements: College
Transcript,MinimumGPA:2.0
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
suny College At
broCKport
350NewCampusDrive
Brockport,NY14420
585-395-2751;Fax585-395-5452
Email:admit@brockport.edu
Web:www.brockport.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,090
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Jan.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
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suny buFFAlo stAte
1300ElmwoodAve.,Buffalo,NY14222
716-878-4017;Fax716-878-6100
Email:admissions@buffalostate.edu
Web:www.buffalostate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:9,747
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
suny CAnton
34CornellDr.,Canton,NY13617
315-386-7123;800-388-7123
Email:admissions@canton.edu
Web:www.canton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,772
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$10,340out-of-
stateassociatedegree,$15,820out-of-
statebachelor'sdegree
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
suny CoblesKill
Cobleskill,NY12043
518-255-5525;800-295-8988
Fax518-255-6769
Email:admissions@cobleskill.edu
Web:www.cobleskill.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,532
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state,bachelor'sdegree
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.25.
suny CortlAnd
Cortland,NY13045
607-753-4711;Fax607-753-5998
Web:www.cortland.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,345
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5.
suny delHi
168BushHall,454DelhiDr.
Delhi,NY13753
607-746-4550;800-96-DELHI
Email:enroll@delhi.edu
Web:www.delhi.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,249
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.3.
suny downstAte MediCAl
Center
450ClarksonAve.,Brooklyn,NY11203
718-270-2446;Fax718-270-4775
Web:sls.downstate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:352
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
suny eMpire stAte
College
TwoUnionAve.
SaratogaSprings,NY12866
518-587-2100,x2402;800-847-3000
Fax518-587-9759
Email:admissions@esc.edu
Web:www.esc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:18,656
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
50 o NEW YORK
suny College oF
environMentAl sCienCe &
Forestry
1ForestryDr.,Syracuse,NY13210
315-470-6600;Fax315-470-6933
Email:esfinfo@esf.edu
Web:www.esf.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,650
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
suny - FArMingdAle stAte
College
2350BroadhollowRd.
Farmingdale,NY11735
631-420-2200;Fax631-420-2633
Email:admissions@farmingdale.edu
Web:www.farmingdale.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,163
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5.
suny - FAsHion institute
oF teCHnology
SeventhAve.at27thSt.
NewYork,NY10001
212-217-3760
Email:fitinfo@fitnyc.edu
Web:www.fitnyc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:10,166
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,SpringDeadline:Oct.1,Fall
Deadline:Jan.1.
suny FredoniA
280CentralAve.,Fredonia,NY14063
716-673-3251;800-252-1212
Fax716-673-3249
Email:admissions@fredonia.edu
Web:www.fredonia.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,103
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,CommonApplication
accepted.
suny geneseo
1CollegeCircle,Geneseo,NY14454
585-245-5571;866-245-5211
Fax585-245-5550
Email:admissions@geneseo.edu
Web:www.geneseo.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,347
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,CommonApplication
accepted.
suny MAritiMe College
6PennyfieldAve.
ThroggsNeck,NY10465
718-409-7221;800-654-1874
Fax718-409-7465
Email:admissions@sunymaritime.edu
Web:www.sunymaritime.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,661
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:15.
suny - Morrisville stAte
College
80EatonSt.,Morrisville,NY13408
315-684-6046;Fax315-684-6427
Email:admissions@morrisville.edu
Web:www.morrisville.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,230
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.5.
suny new pAltz
100HawkDr.,NewPaltz,NY12561
845-257-3200;Fax845-257-3209
Email:admissions@newpaltz.edu
Web:www.newpaltz.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,570
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.75,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:May1.
suny old westbury
OldWestbury,NY11568
516-876-3073
Email:enroll@oldwestbury.edu
Web:www.oldwestbury.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,230
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted.
suny oneontA
108RavinePkwy.,Oneonta,NY13820
607-436-2524;800-SUNY123
Fax607-436-3074
Email:admissions@oneonta.edu
Web:www.oneonta.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,055
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5(3.0
forEducation),CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Nov.15
(suggested),FallDeadline:March15
(suggested).
suny oswego
Oswego,NY13126
315-312-2250;Fax315-312-3260
Email:admiss@oswego.edu
Web:www.oswego.edu
DanielB.Griffin,DirectorofAdmissions
CraigGreen,AssistantDirectorof
Admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,900
AnnualTransfers:Morethan700
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
RoomandBoard:$12,728
Profile: SUNYOswegoisoneof13
universitycollegesinthe64-campus
SUNYsystem.Asacomprehensive
college,Oswegooffersmorethan110
majors,minors,cooperativeand
graduateprograms.Oswegoenrolls
approximately8,000students,including
some7,000full-timeundergraduates.
Around4,400studentsliveoncampus
withinthecollege's13residencehalls
andcommunities.Overall,Oswego's
lakesidecampusstretchesforalmost
700acresandincludes58buildings.
Morethan1,400freshmen,withamean
highschoolaverageof90andaverage
SATof1100(mathandverbal),enrolled
infall2014.Animpressive210
PresidentialScholarswithameanhigh-
schoolgradeaverageof95andSATof
1252receivedthistopaward;around
550morefirst-yearstudentsreceived
Dean,Merit,DestinationorTransferMerit
Scholarships.Nearly750transfer
students,withanaverageGPAof3.0,
choseOswegotopursuetheirbachelor's
degrees.Overall,SUNYOswego
providesmorethan$4millioninmerit-
basedscholarshipsplusmorethan$80
millioninannualneed-basedgrants,
loansandwork-studyawardstosupport
undergraduatestudentsuccessat
Oswego.
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.3.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
suny plAttsburgH
101BroadSt.,Plattsburgh,NY12901
518-564-2040;888-673-0012
Fax518-564-2045
Email:admissions@plattsburgh.edu
Web:www.plattsburgh.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,706
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Deadlines:
Spring:Nov.1,Fall:March1.
suny polyteCHniC
institute (suny poly)
100SeymourRd.,Utica,NY13502
315-792-7500
Email:admissions@sunyit.edu
Web:www.sunypoly.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,864
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Dec.1,Fall
Deadline:Aug.1.
suny potsdAM
44PierrepontAve.,Potsdam,NY13676
315-267-2180;877-POTSDAM
Fax315-267-2163
Email:admissions@potsdam.edu
Web:www.potsdam.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,952
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12.
suny - purCHAse College
735AndersonHillRoad
Purchase,NY10577
914-251-6300;Fax914-251-6314
Email:admissions@purchase.edu
Web:www.purchase.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,128
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Portfolio,Audition,Min.GPA:
2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted.
suny upstAte MediCAl
university
766IrvingAve.,Syracuse,NY13210
315-464-4570
Email:admissfa@upstate.edu
Web:www.upstate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:302
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,170in-state;$15,820out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:60.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
syrACuse university
900SouthCrouseAve.
Syracuse,NY13244
315-443-3611;Fax315-443-8427
Email:transfertosu@syr.edu
Web:admissions.syr.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:14,169
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$40,380
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.
GPA:3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted.
touro College
27-33West23rdSt.,NewYork,NY10010
212-463-0400x665
Web:www.touro.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,827
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$15,200
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
MultiplelocationsthroughoutNewYork
CityandinBayShore,LongIsland.
troCAire College
360ChoateAve.,Buffalo,NY14220
716-827-2545;Fax716-828-6107
Web:www.trocaire.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,400
Tuition:$15,550.Healthprogramsmay
haveadditionalfeesassessed.
union College
807UnionSt.,Schenectady,NY12308
518-388-6112;888-843-6688
Fax518-388-6986
Email:admissions@union.edu
Web:www.union.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,220
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$60,240comprehensivefee
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines: Spring:Feb.1,Fall:Apr.15.
united stAtes MerCHAnt
MArine ACAdeMy
300SteamboatRd.
KingsPoint,NY11024
516-726-5646;866-546-4778
Fax516-773-5390
Email:admissions@usmma.edu
Web:www.usmma.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:987
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$0(additionalfeesformandatory
educationalsupplies)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,Min.
GPA:2.5,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
united stAtes MilitAry
ACAdeMy
606ThayerRd.,WestPoint,NY10996
845-938-4041
Email:admissions-info@usma.edu
Web:www.usma.edu/admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,592
Tuition:$0.Tuitioniscoveredbythe
U.S.Armyforallstudentswhoattend
WestPoint.
university oF roCHester
Rochester,NY14627
585-275-3221;888-822-2256
Fax585-461-4595
Email:admit@admissions.rochester.edu
Web:www.rochester.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,837
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$44,580
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Oct.1,FallDeadline:Mar.15.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
utiCA College
1600BurrstoneRd.,Utica,NY13502
315-792-3006;800-782-8884
Email:admiss@utica.edu
Web:www.utica.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,881
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$33,216
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Spring
Deadline:Rolling,FallDeadline:Rolling.
vAssAr College
124RaymondAve.
Poughkeepsie,NY12604
845-437-7300;800-827-7270
Fax845-437-7063
Email:admissions@vassar.edu
Web:www.vassar.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,386
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$48,840
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:3.2,Common
Applicationaccepted,Deadlines:Spring:
Nov.1,Fall:Mar.15.
vAugHn College oF
AeronAutiCs &
teCHnology
86-0123rdAve.,Flushing,NY11369
DavidK.Sookdeo,ActingDirectorof
Admissions
718-429-6600x192;866-6VAUGHN
Fax718-779-2231
Web:www.vaughn.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,800
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$21,880annual(notincluding
fees,labs,books)
Profile: Private,independent,coed
Degrees: AssociateinOccupational
Studies(A.O.S.),AssociateinApplied
Science(A.A.S.),BachelorofScience
(B.S.),MasterofScience(M.S.)
Programs: A.O.S.:Airframeand
PowerplantTechnology(aviation
maintenance);A.A.S.:Aeronautical
EngineeringTechnology(pre-
engineering),AircraftOperations(flight),
AirportManagement,Animationand
DigitalTechnology,AviationMaintenance,
ElectronicEngineeringTechnology
(avionicsconcentration);B.S.:
AeronauticalSciences,Aircraft
Operations(flight),AirlineManagement,
AirportManagement,Aviation
Maintenance,AviationMaintenance
Management,ElectronicEngineering
Technology(avionicsconcentration),
ElectronicTechnology(general
electronicsconcentration),General
Management,MechanicalEngineering,
MechanicalEngineeringTechnology
(aeronauticaloption,computer-aided
designoption),MechatronicEngineering.
Transfer Requirements: HighSchool
Transcript,CollegeTranscript.
Special Features: Transferabilitywithin
relatedmajorandintovariousdegree
optionswithminimalcreditloss.Pre-
Technologicalpreparation;peertutorial
program;independentstudydegree
projectrequiredforgraduation;Aircraft
MaintenanceTechnologycoursecombines
theFederalAviationAdministration
Airframe&PowerplantCertificateinthe
AssociateinOccupationalStudies,
AssociateinAppliedScience,orBachelor
ofScienceDegree.AirForceROTCand
ArmyAROTCavailableforA.A.S.andB.S.
students.Professionalaccreditationbythe
TechnologyAccreditationCommissionof
theAccreditationBoardforEngineering
andTechnologyofA.A.S.inAeronautical
EngineeringTechnologyandMaintenance,
inadditiontoinstitutionalaccreditationby
MiddleStatesAssociationofCollegesand
SecondarySchools.FinancialAid:Grants:
Pell,TAP.Loans:Perkins,Stafford.
Scholarshipsavailable.V.A.approved.
Additionalformsoffinancialassistance
alsoavailable.Exceptionalcareer
development/placementservices.Lifetime
careerassistance.Ninety-twopercentof
graduatesareemployedorcontinuetheir
educationswithinoneyearofgraduation.
For more information send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
villA MAriA College
240PineRidgeRd.,Buffalo,NY14225
716-961-1805;Fax716-896-0705
Email:admissions@villa.edu
Web:www.villa.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:457
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$16,800
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Essay/PersonalStatement,
Portfolio,Audition,SpringDeadline:late
January,FallDeadline:lateAugust.
wAgner College
OneCampusRoad
StatenIsland,NY10301
718-390-3411;800-221-1010
Email:admissions@wagner.edu
Web:www.wagner.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,900
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$40,450
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.GPA:
2.7,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:May1.
webb institute
298CrescentBeachRoad
GlenCove,NY11542
516-671-8355;Fax516-674-9838
Email:admissions@webb.edu
Web:www.webb.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:82
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:Full-tuitionscholarship.
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:3.2,Fall
Deadline:Feb.15.
wells College
170MainSt.,Aurora,NY13026
315-364-3264;800-952-9355
Fax315-364-3227
Email:admissions@wells.edu
Web:www.wells.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:600
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$35,200
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12.
yesHivA university
500W.185thSt.,NewYork,NY10033
212-960-5277
Email:yuadmit@yu.edu
Web:www.yu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,862
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$37,700
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.15,Fall:Feb.1.
yorK College
City university of New York
94-20GuyR.BrewerBlvd.
Jamaica,NY11451
718-262-2165;Fax718-262-2601
Email:admissions@york.cuny.edu
Web:www.york.cuny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,210
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,030in-state;$16,050out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Spring
Deadline:Sept.15,FallDeadline:Feb.1.
north Carolina
nortH CArolinA A&t stAte
university
1601EastMarketSt.
Greensboro,NC27411
800-443-8964;336-334-7946
Fax:336-256-2145
Email:uadmit@ncat.edu
Web:www.ncat.edu/admissions/transfer-
students
UndergraduateEnrollment:9,229
AnnualTransfers:670
Tuition:$6,476.50(in-state)
Profile: NorthCarolinaAgriculturaland
TechnicalStateUniversityisapublic,
comprehensive,land-grantuniversity
committedtofulfillingitsfundamental
purposesthroughexemplary
undergraduateandgraduateinstruction,
scholarlyandcreativeresearch,and
effectivepublicservice.Theuniversity
offersdegreeprogramsatthe
baccalaureate,master’sanddoctoral
levelswithemphasisonengineering,
science,technology,literatureandother
academicareas.
Ourcampusisspreadover188beautiful
acres,justnineblocksfromdowntown
Greensboroandintheheartofthe
PiedmontTriad—hometoaneclecticmix
ofindustries,entertainment,andother
universities,andrightbetweenNorth
Carolina'smajesticmountainsand
coastalbeaches.
School of Agriculture and
Environmental Sciences
UndergraduatePrograms:Agricultural
Education,AnimalScience,Familyand
ConsumerSciences,ChildDevelopment
andFamilyStudies,FoodandNutritional
Sciences,BiologicalEngineering,Earth
andEnvironmentalScience,Landscape
Architecture,Agriculturaland
EnvironmentalSystems.
College of Arts & Sciences
UndergraduatePrograms:Biology,
Chemistry,English,Speech,History,
Journalism&MassCommunication,
LiberalStudies,Mathematics,
AtmosphericSciences&Meteorology,
Physics,PoliticalScience,Criminal
Justice,Psychology,Sociology,Social
Work,VisualArts,ProfessionalTheatre,
Music,SecondaryEducation.
School of Business & Economics
UndergraduatePrograms:Accounting,
BusinessTeacherEducation,Business
Education,Economics,Finance,
Management,ManagementInformation
Systems,Entrepreneurship,Marketing,
Sales,SupplyChainManagement.
School of Education
UndergraduatePrograms:Elementary
Education,SportsScienceandFitness
Management.
College of Engineering
UndergraduatePrograms:Biological
Engineering,ChemicalEngineering,Civil
Engineering,ArchitecturalEngineering,
ComputerScience,Electrical
Engineering,MechanicalEngineering,
ComputerEngineering,Industrialand
SystemsEngineering.
School of Technology
UndergraduatePrograms:Applied
EngineeringTechnology,Construction
Management,ElectronicsTechnology,
EnvironmentalSafetyandHealth,
Geomatics(Surveying),Graphic
CommunicationSystems,Information
Technology,MotorsportsTechnology.
School of Nursing
UndergraduatePrograms:Nursing,
Pre-Nursing.
Transfer Requirements: Visit
www.ncat.edu/admissions/transfer-students
fortransferadmissionsrequirements.
See our Cover Ad or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
OhIO o 51
ohio
AntioCH university
Midwest
900DaytonSt.,YellowSprings,OH45387
937-769-1818;Fax937-769-1806
Email:admission.aum@antioch.edu
Web:midwest.antioch.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:142
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$527percredithour
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Essay/PersonalStatement,
Min.GPA:2.0,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:24,SpringDeadline:Dec.1,Fall
Deadline:Aug.1.
Art ACAdeMy oF CinCinnAti
1212JacksonSt.,Cincinnati,OH45202
513-562-8740;800-323-5692
Email:admissions@artacademy.edu
Web:www.artacademy.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:200
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$25,626
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio,Min.
GPA:2.0.
AsHlAnd university
401CollegeAve.,Ashland,OH44805
419-289-5052;800-882-1548
Fax419-289-5999
Email:enrollme@ashland.edu
Web:www.ashland.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,500
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$18,908
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.25.
bAldwin wAllACe
university
275EastlandRd.,Berea,OH44017
440-826-2222;877-BW-APPLY
Email:admission@bw.edu
Web:www.bw.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,924
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,814;$31,216conservatory
programs
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5.
bluFFton university
1UniversityDr.,Bluffton,OH45817
800-488-3257
Email:admissions@bluffton.edu
Web:www.bluffton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:946
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$29,316(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.0,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:12.
bowling green stAte
university
BowlingGreen,OH43403
419-372-2478;866-246-6732
Fax419-372-6955
Email:choosebgsu@bgsu.edu
Web:www.bgsu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:14,815
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$10,606in-state;$17,914out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
bowling green stAte
university - FirelAnds
College
OneUniversityDr.,Huron,OH44839
419-433-5560;800-322-4787
Fax419-433-9696
52 o OhIO
Email:fireadm@bgsu.edu
Web:www.firelands.bgsu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,397
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$4,946in-state;$12,254out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
bryAnt & strAtton
College
www.bryantstratton.edu
Parma Campus
12955SnowRd.,Parma,OH44130
216-265-3151
Akron Campus
190MontroseWestAve.,Akron,44321
330-598-2500
Eastlake Campus
35350CurtisBlvd.,Eastlake,OH44095
440-510-1112
Cleveland Campus
3121EuclidAve.,Cleveland,OH44115
216-771-1700
UndergraduateEnrollment:729
Tuition:$16,565(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
CApitAl university
1CollegeandMainSt.
Columbus,OH43209
614-236-6101;866-544-6175
Fax614-236-7947
Email:admission@capital.edu
Web:www.capital.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,720
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,990
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.5.
CAse western reserve
university
11318BellflowerRd.
Cleveland,OH44106
216-368-4450
Email:admission@case.edu
Web:www.case.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,661
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$42,766
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Oct.5,FallDeadline:May1.
CedArville university
251N.MainSt.,Cedarville,OH45314
937-766-7700;800-233-2784
Fax937-766-7575
Email:admissions@cedarville.edu
Web:www.cedarville.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,231
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$26,420
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:3.0,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:12.
CentrAl stAte university
1400BrushRowRd.
Wilberforce,OH45384
937-376-6348;800-388-2781
Fax937-376-6648
Email:admissions@centralstate.edu
Web:www.centralstate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,116
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,246in-state;$13,928out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
CinCinnAti CHristiAn
university
2700GlenwayAve.,Cincinnati,OH45204
513-244-8100;800-949-4CCU
Fax513-244-8140
Email:info@CCUniversity.edu
Web:www.ccuniversity.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:677
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$15,266(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.GPA:
2.0,Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:24.
tHe ClevelAnd institute
oF Art
11141EastBlvd.,Cleveland,OH44106
216-421-7418;800-223-4700
Email:admissions@cia.edu
Web:www.cia.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:556
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$35,270
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Portfolio,
Min.GPA:2.0,SpringDeadline:Nov.15,
FallDeadline:Mar.1.
ClevelAnd institute oF
MusiC
11021EastBlvd.,Cleveland,OH44106
216-791-5000
Email:admission@cim.edu
Web:www.cim.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:270
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$42,250
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Audition,
Deadlines:Spring:Oct.1,Fall:Dec.1.
ClevelAnd stAte
university
2121EuclidAve.,Cleveland,OH44115
216-687-5411;888-278-6446
Email:transfer@csuohio.edu
Web:www.csuohio.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:11,808
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$9,636in-state;$12,878out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
College oF wooster
1189BeallAve.,Wooster,OH44691
330-263-2322;800-877-9905
Fax330-263-2621
Email:admissions@wooster.edu
Web:www.wooster.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,116
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$43,350
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:July15.
ColuMbus College oF
Art & design
60ClevelandAve.,Columbus,OH43215
614-222-3261;877-997-2223
Fax614-232-8344
Web:www.ccad.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,387
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$28,872
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio,
Min.GPA:2.0.
deFiAnCe College
701N.ClintonSt.,Defiance,OH43512
800-520-GODC
Email:admissions@defiance.edu
Web:www.defiance.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:917
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$29,256
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
denison university
100WestCollegeSt.
Granville,OH43023
740-587-6276;800-DENISON
Fax740-587-6306
Email:admissions@denison.edu
Web:www.denison.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,185
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$44,670
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:16,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:May1.
devry university
www.DeVry.edu
Columbus Campus
1350AlumCreekDr.
Columbus,OH43209
800-426-2206;614-253-7291
Columbus North Center
8800LyraDr.,Columbus,OH43240
866-493-3879;614-854-7500
Cincinnati Center
8800GovernorsHillDr.
Cincinnati,OH45249
877-603-3879;513-583-5000
Seven Hills Campus
6000LombardoCtr.
SevenHills,OH44131
866-453-3879;216-328-8754
Dayton Center
3610PentagonBlvd.,Dayton,OH45431
888-873-3879;937-320-3200
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,838
Tuition:$16,156(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts.
FrAnCisCAn university oF
steubenville
1235UniversityBlvd.
Steubenville,OH43952
740-283-6226;800-783-6220
Fax740-284-5456
Email:admissions@franciscan.edu
Web:www.franciscan.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,108
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$23,930
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.2.
FrAnKlin university
201S.GrantAve.,Columbus,OH43215
614-797-4700;877-341-6300
Email:admissions@franklin.edu
Web:www.franklin.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,831
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$464percredithour
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
god's bible sCHool And
College
1810YoungSt.,Cincinnati,OH45202
513-721-7944;800-486-4637
Fax513-763-6649
Email:gbs4u@gbs.edu
Web:www.gbs.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:320
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$6,000
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
CollegeTranscript,Recommendations.
Heidelberg university
310E.MarketSt.,Tiffin,OH44883
419-448-2330;800-434-3352
Fax419-448-2334
Email:admission@heidelberg.edu
Web:www.heidelberg.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,100
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$26,900
CollegeTransferGuide.com
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted.
Herzing university -
AKron CAMpus
1600S.ArlingtonSt.,Akron,OH44306
330-724-1600;800-311-0512
Fax330-724-9688
Email:akr-info@herzing.edu
Web:www.herzing.edu/akron
UndergraduateEnrollment:423
Tuition:$11,480
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
HirAM College
11715GarfieldRd.,Hiram,OH44234
800-362-5280
Email:admission@hiram.edu
Web:www.hiram.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,296
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$29,065
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.6.
JoHn CArroll university
1JohnCarrollBlvd.
UniversityHeights,OH44118
216-397-4294;888-335-6800
Fax216-397-4981
Email:enrollment@jcu.edu
Web:www.jcu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,962
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$34,600
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.
GPA:2.0,SpringDeadline:Jan.1,Fall
Deadline:Aug.1.
Kent stAte university
Kent,OH44242
330-672-2444;800-988-KENT
Fax330-672-2499
Email:kentadm@kent.edu
Web:www.kent.edu/admissions
UndergraduateEnrollment:22,400
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$9,816in-state;$17,776out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
Kenyon College
Gambier,OH43022
740-427-5776;800-848-2468
Fax740-427-5770
Email:admissions@kenyon.edu
Web:www.kenyon.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,600
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$45,500
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
Kettering College
3737SouthernBlvd.
Kettering,OH45429
937-395-8628
Email:studentadmissions@kc.edu
Web:www.kc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:900
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$435percredit
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.3.
lAKe erie College
391W.WashingtonSt.
Painesville,OH44077
440-375-7050;855GOSTORM
Fax440-375-7005
Email:admissions@lec.edu
Web:www.lec.edu
CollegeTransferGuide.com
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,034
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$26,952
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted.
lourdes university
6832ConventBlvd.
Sylvania,OH43560
419-885-5291;800-878-3210
Fax419-824-3916
Email:lcadmits@lourdes.edu
Web:www.lourdes.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,963
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$18,153
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
MAlone university
2600ClevelandAve.NW
Canton,OH44709
330-471-8145;800-521-1146
Fax330-471-8149
Email:admissions@malone.edu
Web:www.malone.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,897
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$25,560
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
MAriettA College
215FifthAve.,Marietta,OH45750
800-331-7896
Email:admit@marietta.edu
Web:www.marietta.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,365
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$32,215
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted.
MerCy College oF oHio
2221MadisonAve.,Toledo,OH43604
419-251-1313;888-80-MERCY
Web:www.mercycollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,205
Tuition:$9,600
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.3.
MiAMi university
301SouthCampusAve.
Oxford,OH45056
513-529-2531;Fax513-529-1550
Email:transfer@muohio.edu
Web:www.miamioh.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:15,462
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$13,266in-state;$29,056out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:June1.
Mount st. JosepH
university
5701DelhiRd.,Cincinnati,OH45233
513-244-4531;800-654-9314
Fax513-244-4629
Email:admission@msj.edu
Web:www.msj.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,840
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$25,850
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Min.GPA:2.0,SpringDeadline:Jan.2,
FallDeadline:Aug.14.
Mount vernon nAzArene
university
800MartinsburgRd.
MountVernon,OH43050
740-392-6868;866-462-6868
Fax740-393-0511
Email:admissions@mvnu.edu
Web:www.mvnu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,830
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$24,400
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
MusKinguM university
163StormontSt.
NewConcord,OH43762
740-826-8137;800-752-6082
Fax740-826-8100
Email:adminfo@muskingum.edu
Web:www.muskingum.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,700
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$24,000
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts.
notre dAMe College
4545CollegeRd.
SouthEuclid,OH44121
216-381-1680;877-632-6446
Email:admissions@ndc.edu
Web:NotreDameCollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,989
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$26,194
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Min.GPA:2.5.
oberlin College
101N.ProfessorSt.,Oberlin,OH44074
440-775-8411;800-622-6243
Fax440-775-6905
Email:college.admissions@oberlin.edu
Web:www.oberlin.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,930
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$46,250
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Nov.15,Fall
Deadline:Mar.15.
oHio CHristiAn university
1476LancasterPike
Circleville,OH43113
877-762-8669
Email:enroll@ohiochristian.edu
Web:www.ohiochristian.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:600
Tuition:$16,470
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
oHio doMiniCAn university
1216SunburyRd.,Columbus,OH43219
614-251-4500;800-955-OHIO
Email:transfercounselors@
ohiodominican.edu
Web:www.ohiodominican.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,127
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,900
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
oHio nortHern university
525S.MainSt.,Ada,OH45810
419-772-2260;888-408-4668
Fax419-772-2821
Email:admissions-ug@onu.edu
Web:www.onu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,629
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$28,050;$32,050Engineering
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
oHio stAte university
281WestLaneAve.
Columbus,OH43210
614-292-3980;Fax614-688-3226
Email:askabuckeye@osu.edu
Web:www.osu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:43,058
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$10,010in-state;$25,726out-of-
state(includesfees)
Additionalcampusesofferingbachelor’s
degrees:
Lima Campus
4240CampusDr.,LimaOH45804
419-995-8391
Mansfield Campus
1680UniversityDr.,Mansfield,OH44906
419-755-4317
Marion Campus
1465MountVernonAve.
Marion,OH43302
740-725-6242
Newark Campus
1179UniversityDr.,Newark,OH43055
740-366-9333
Agricultural Technical Institute (ATI)
1328DoverRd.,Wooster,OH44691
330-287-1327
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:30sem.hrs.,SpringDeadline:
Oct.1,FallDeadline:May1.
oHio university
Athens,OH45701
740-593-4100
Web:www.ohio.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:17,375
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$10,536in-state;$19,500out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
oHio wesleyAn university
61S.SanduskySt.
Delaware,OH43015
740-368-3020;800-922-8953
Fax740-368-3314
Email:owuadmit@owu.edu
Web:www.owu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,819
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$41,660
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines: Spring:Jan.7,Fall:Aug.15.
otterbein university
1SouthGroveSt.,Westerville,OH43081
614-823-1500
Email:uotterb@otterbein.edu
Web:www.otterbein.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,537
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$31,424
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
pontiFiCAl College
JosepHinuM
7625N.HighSt.,Columbus,OH43235
614-985-2241;888-252-5812
Email:acrawford@pcj.edu
Web:www.pcj.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:82
Tuition:$20,388(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations.
sHAwnee stAte university
940SecondSt.,Portsmouth,OH45662
740-351-4778;800-959-2778
Fax740-351-3111
Email:info@shawnee.edu
Web:www.shawnee.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,554
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
OhIO o 53
Tuition:$6,250in-state;$11,502out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
tiFFin university
155MiamiSt.,Tiffin,OH44883
419-448-3423;800-968-6446
Email:admiss@tiffin.edu
Web:www.tiffin.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,728
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$21,550
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
union institute &
university
440E.McMillianSt.,Cincinnati,OH45206
513-861-6400;800-486-3116
Email:admissions@myunion.edu
Web:www.myunion.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,225
Tuition:$11,904(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Spring
Deadline:Apr.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
tHe university oF AKron
Akron,OH44325
330-972-7100;800-655-4884
Fax330-972-7022
Email:transfer@uakron.edu
Web:www.uakron.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:22,123
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$9,920in-state;$19,316out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:July1.
university oF CinCinnAti
2624CliftonAve.,Cincinnati,OH45221
513-556-1100;Fax513-556-1105
Email:transfer@uc.edu
Web:www.uc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:23,360
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$10,784in-state;$25,816out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
university oF CinCinnAti,
blue AsH College
9555PlainfieldRd.
BlueAsh,OH45236
513-745-5600;Fax513-745-5780
Web:www.ucblueash.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,796
Tuition:$5,890in-state;$14,516out-of-
state(includesfees)
university oF dAyton
300CollegePark,Dayton,OH45469
800-837-7433
Email:transferadmission@udayton.edu
Web:www.udayton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,042
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$35,800(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:June15.
tHe university oF FindlAy
1000N.MainSt.,Findlay,OH45840
419-434-4540;800-548-0932
Fax419-434-4898
Email:transfer@findlay.edu
Web:www.findlay.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,600
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$27,290
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12.
54 o OhIO
university oF Mount union
1972ClarkAve.,Alliance,OH44601
330-823-2590;800-334-6682
Fax330-823-5097
Email:admission@mountunion.edu
Web:www.mountunion.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,174
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$27,990
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.0.
university oF
nortHwestern oHio
1441N.CableRd.,Lima,OH45805
419-998-3120
Web:www.unoh.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,500
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$9,225
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
university oF rio grAnde
RioGrande,OH45674
740-245-7208;800-282-7201
Fax740-245-7260
Email:admissions@rio.edu
Web:www.rio.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,132
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$20,510
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
tHe university oF toledo
2801W.Bancroft,Toledo,OH43606
800-5TOLEDO;Fax419-530-5872
Email:transferadmission@utoledo.edu
Web:www.utoledo.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:16,192
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$9,241in-state;$18,579out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
urbAnA university
579CollegeWay,Urbana, OH 43078
937-484-1263;Fax937-652-6871
Email:admissions@urbana.edu
Web:www.urbana.edu
DonnellWiggins,DirectorofAdmissions
Accreditation:NorthCentralAssociation
ofCollegesandSchools
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,192
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$22,012(includesfees)
Profile: Foundedin1850,Urbana
Universityoffersatraditionalliberalarts
educationinasmallcollegeenvironment,
emphasizingstudentlearningthrough
individualattention,excellencein
instruction,career-orientedacademic
programs,andcriticalreflectiononethics
andvalues.
Urbanaisaprivate,not-for-profit
institutionlocatedinUrbana,Ohio,ona
campusthatissmallenoughtofoster
closeconnectionsbetweenfacultyand
students,andlargeenoughtoprovide
cutting-edgeprograms.Itwasthesecond
institutionofhighereducationinOhioto
admitwomenandthefirstinthestateto
offeranontraditionaldegreecompletion
program.
Ourvibrant128-acrecampusinwest
centralOhioisablendofmodernand
traditionalarchitecture.Ourcampusis
situatedinasmalltownwiththe
convenienceofbeinglessthananhour
fromthemajormetropolitanareasof
ColumbusandDayton.
Bachelor Degree Programs & Majors:
Accounting,Adolescent/YoungAdult
Education(7-12),Agribusiness,American
EducationStudies,AthleticTraining
Education,BusinessManagement,
CommunicationArts,CriminalJustice,
CriminalJusticeLeadership,Early
ChildhoodEducation(PK-3),English,
EntrepreneurialManagement,Exercise
Science,FamilyStudies,General
Management,HealthcareManagement,
History,HumanServicesLeadership,
LiberalStudies,Marketing,Mathematics,
MiddleChildhoodEducation(4-9),
Nursing(RN-BSN),Philosophy&
ReligionStudies,PoliticalScience,
Psychology,Science,Self-Design,
Sociology,SpecialEducation
(InterventionSpecialistK-12),Sports
Management.
Associate Degree Programs: Business,
LiberalStudies,Management,Social
Services.
Graduate Programs: Business
Administration-MBA,CriminalJustice
Administration-MA(OnlineOnly),
Education-M.Ed.,Healthcare
Administration-MBA(OnlineOnly),
Nursing-MSN(Hybrid/F2F).
UndergraduateCertificatePrograms:
Gerontology,Pre-Law.
Graduate Certificate Program:
SustainabilityManagement(onlineonly).
Transfer Requirements: ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
ursuline College
2550LanderRd.,PepperPike,OH44124
440-449-4200;888-URSULINE
Fax440-684-6138
Email:admission@ursuline.edu
Web:www.ursuline.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:900
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$27,420
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:30.
wAlsH university
2020EastMapleSt.
NorthCanton,OH44720
330-490-7171;800-362-9846
Web:www.walsh.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,294
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$25,840(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
wilberForCe university
1055N.BickettRd.
Wilberforce,OH45384
937-708-5721;800-367-8568
Email:admission@wilberforce.edu
Web:www.wilberforce.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:507
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$15,140(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Spring
Deadline:Nov.15,FallDeadline:Apr.15.
wilMington College
1870QuakerWay,Wilmington,OH45177
800-341-9318;Fax937-383-8542
Email:admission@wilmington.edu
Web:www.wilmington.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,100
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,420
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
wittenberg university
200WestWardSt.,Springfield,OH45501
937-327-6314;877-206-0332
Email:admission@wittenberg.edu
Web:www.wittenberg.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,881
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$38,030(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:July15.
wrigHt stAte university
3640ColonelGlennHwy.
Dayton,OH45435
937-775-5700;800-247-1770
Fax937-775-5795
Email:transfer@wright.edu
Web:www.wright.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:13,143
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$8,542in-state;$16,546out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
XAvier university
3800VictoryPkwy.
Cincinnati,OH45207
513-745-3301;877-XUADMIT
Email:xuadmit@xavier.edu
Web:www.xavier.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,478
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$33,000(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12sem.hrs.
youngstown stAte
university
OneUniversityPlaza
Youngstown,OH44555
330-941-2000;877-468-6978
Fax330-941-3674
Email:enroll@ysu.edu
Web:www.ysu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:12,591
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$8,129in-state;$8,358out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:Aug.1.
pennsylvania
AlbrigHt College
13th&BernStreets,Reading,PA19612
610-921-7700;800-252-1856
Fax610-921-7294
Email:transfer@alb.edu
Web:www.albright.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,199
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$37,320
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.15,Fall:Aug.15.
AllegHeny College
520N.MainSt.,Meadville,PA16335
814-332-2102;800-521-5293
Fax814-332-2349
Email:admissions@allegheny.edu
Web:www.allegheny.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,140
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$40,660(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:July1.
AlverniA university
400St.BernardineSt.,Reading,PA19607
610-796-8269;888ALVERNIA
Fax610-790-2873
Email:admissions@alvernia.edu
Web:www.alvernia.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,347
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$29,060(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
ArCAdiA university
450S.EastonRd.,Glenside,PA19038
215-572-2910;877-272-2342
Email:transfer@arcadia.edu
Web:www.arcadia.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,359
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$37,500
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:June15.
tHe Art institute oF
pHilAdelpHiA
1622ChestnutSt.,Philadelphia,PA19103
215-567-7080;800-275-2474
Fax215-405-6399
Web:www.artinstitutes.edu/philadelphia
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,853
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:contactschoolforcurrentcosts.
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5.
tHe Art institute oF
pittsburgH
420BoulevardoftheAllies
Pittsburgh,PA15219
412-263-6600;800-275-2470
Fax412-263-6667
Web:www.artinstitutes.edu/pittsburgh
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,942
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:contactschoolforcurrentcosts.
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.0.
bAptist bible College
538VenardRd.,ClarksSummit,PA18411
570-586-2400;800-451-7664
Fax570-585-9299
Email:admissions@bbc.edu
Web:www.bbc.edu/college
UndergraduateEnrollment:550
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$18,960
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
FallDeadline:Aug.1.
blooMsburg university
400E.SecondSt.,Bloomsburg,PA17815
570-389-4316
Email:buadmiss@bloomu.edu
Web:www.bloomu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:9,201
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,622in-state;$16,556out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,Min.
GPA:2.0(someprogramshigher),
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:Apr.1.
bryn AtHyn College
CollegeDrive&CathedralRoad
BrynAthyn,PA19009
267-502-6000;800-767-9552
Fax267-502-2593
Email:admissions@brynathyn.edu
Web:www.brynathyn.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:230
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$17,325
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts.
bryn MAwr College
101N.MerionAve.,BrynMawr,PA19010
610-526-5152;800-BMC-1885
Email:admissions@brynmawr.edu
Web:www.brynmawr.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,313
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$44,470
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
buCKnell university
OneDentDr.,Lewisburg,PA17837
570-577-3000
Email:admissions@bucknell.edu
Web:www.bucknell.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,565
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$48,234
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:3.0,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:15,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.15.
CAbrini College
610KingofPrussiaRd.
Radnor,PA19087
610-902-8552;800-848-1003
Fax610-902-8508
Email:admit@cabrini.edu
Web:www.cabrini.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,300
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$28,932
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Essay/PersonalStatement,
Min.GPA:2.0,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Rolling,Fall
Deadline:Rolling.
CAirn university
200ManorAve.,Langhorne,PA19047
215-702-4241;800-366-0049
Fax215-702-4523
Email:admissions@cairn.edu
Web:www.cairn.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:928
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$22,455(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.2.
CAliForniA university oF
pennsylvAniA
250UniversityAve.,California,PA15419
724-938-4404;888-412-0479
Fax724-938-4564
Email:transfer@calu.edu
Web:www.calu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,681
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$9,239in-state;$13,091out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
CArlow university
3333FifthAve.,Pittsburgh,PA15213
412-578-6059;800-333-2275
Email:admissions@carlow.edu
Web:www.carlow.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,100
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$25,416(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
CArnegie Mellon
university
5000ForbesAve.,Pittsburgh,PA15213
412-268-2082;Fax412-268-7838
Email:undergraduate-admissions@
andrew.cmu.edu
Web:www.cmu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,921
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$47,642(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Oct.15,Fall
Deadline:Mar.1.
CedAr Crest College
100CollegeDr.,Allentown,PA18104
610-740-3780;800-360-1222
Email:admissions@cedarcrest.edu
Web:www.cedarcrest.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,359
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$33,000(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:June1.
CentrAl penn College
600ValleyRd.,Summerdale,PA17093
800-759-2727
Email:admissions@centralpenn.edu
Web:www.centralpenn.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,342
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$16,167(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
CHAtHAM university
BerryHall-WoodlandRd.
Pittsburgh,PA15232
412-365-1825;800-837-1290
Fax412-365-1609
Email:admission@chatham.edu
Web:www.chatham.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:903
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,532(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:3.
CHestnut Hill College
9601GermantownAve.
Philadelphia,PA19118
215-248-7001;800-248-0052
Fax215-248-7082
Email:admissions@chc.edu
Web:www.chc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,548
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$31,000
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
CHeyney university oF
pennsylvAniA
1837UniversityCircle
Cheyney,PA19319
610-399-2275;800-CHEYNEY
Email:admissions@cheyney.edu
Web:www.cheyney.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,224
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$8,806in-state;$13,302out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
ClArion university oF
pennsylvAniA
840WoodSt.,Clarion,PA16214
814-393-2306;800-672-7171
Email:admissions@clarion.edu
Web:www.clarion.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,518
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$9,404in-state;$13,237out-of-
state(includesfees)
RoomandBoard:$7,966
Profile: Allcollege-boundstudentsand
theirparentswantthebestquality
educationatthebestvalue.Clarion
Universitymeetsbothoftheseneedsand
more.Ourbeautiful128-acrecampusis
nestledintherollinghillsofwestern
Pennsylvania,amidavibrantcommunity
oflocalshopsandrestaurants.
Clarionoffersworld-classacademic
challengesandthekindofsupportand
personalattentionthatattracts
courageous,confidentstudents.Withjust
5,500students,Clarionoffersnationally,
andinternationallyrecognizedprograms
wherefacultychallengestudentstoreach
higherandfurthereverysingleday.With
morethan100academicdegree
programs,includingtopprogramsin
business,scienceandtechnology,health
careers,communicationandeducation,
Clarionprovidesopportunitieswhereyou
canbecomeinvolvedinresearch,
internshipsandstudyabroadthatwill
challengeandinspireyoufromyourfirst
semesterthroughgraduation.Clarion
professorsareherebecausethey've
distinguishedthemselvesacademically,
andbecausetheylovetoteach.
Learningisnotlimitedtoaclassroom!We
prideourselvesonofferinghigh-impact,
out-of-the-classroomopportunities.Also,
withmorethan140studentorganizations,
thereisalwayssomethingexciting
happeningonthecampustokeepyou
involvedandenhanceyouracademicand
socialexperience.Youcouldfindyourself
involvedintheGreekcommunity,playing
anintramuralsport,orwritingacolumn
fortheschoolpaper.Getinvolvedwiththe
studyabroadclub,participatein
leadershiporserviceprogramsordesign
newprojectstotakeclassroomlearning
intotheworld.
AtClarion,we'llhelpyouachievemore
thanyoucouldimagine,becauseit'snot
howyouentercollegethatmatters,it's
theconfidenceyouleavewiththatcounts.
Business: Accounting,Economics,
Finance,InternationalBusiness,Industrial
Relations,Management,Marketing,Real
Estate.
Arts & Sciences: Anthropology,Art,
AthleticTraining,Biology,
Biotechnology/MolecularBiology,
Chemistry,ComputerInformation
Systems,ComputerScience,
Cooperative(3-2)Engineering,
Economics,English,Environmental
Biology(Terrestrial,Freshwater),
EnvironmentalGeoscience,French,
GeneralStudies,Geology,History,
IndustrialMathematics,MassMediaArts
&Journalism,Mathematics,Medical
Technology,Philosophy,Physics,Political
Science,Psychology,Sociology,
Sociology/Psychology,Spanish,Theatre.
Education and Human Services:
CommunicationSciences&Disorders,
EarlyChildhoodEducation,Elementary
Education,LibraryScience,Rehabilitative
Science,SecondaryEducation,Special
Education.
Pre-Professional Studies: Dentistry,
Chiropractic,Engineering,Law,M.B.A.,
Medicine,Optometry,Pharmacy,
VeterinaryMedicine.VenangoCampus
(branchcampus)programsinclude:
Nursing-AssociateDegree,Nursing-
Bachelor’sDegree.AssociateDegrees:
Arts&Sciences,BusinessAdministration
(GeneralManagement),CriminalJustice,
IndustrialTechnology,LegalBusiness
Studies(LegalAssistant),Radiological
Sciences&RespiratoryCare,
RehabilitativeServices.
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:6.
Special Features: Studyabroad,
scholarships,internship/co-opstudy
opportunities,teachercertification,athletic
coachingendorsement,environmental
educationcertification,readingspecialist
certification.
See our ad on page 7 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
Curtis institute oF MusiC
1726LocustSt.,Philadelphia,PA19103
215-893-5262
Email:admissions@curtis.edu
Web:www.curtis.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:125
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$2,425(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
delAwAre vAlley College
700EastButlerAve.
Doylestown,PA18901
800-2-DelVal;Fax215-230-2968
PENNsYLVANIA o 55
Email:admitme@delval.edu
Web:www.delval.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,807
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,766
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:15.
desAles university
2755StationAve.
CenterValley,PA18034
610-282-1100;877-4-DESALE
Fax610-282-1480
Email:transfer@desales.edu
Web:www.desales.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,468
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,250(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:Aug.1.
devry university
866-338-7934
Web:www.devry.edu
Ft. Washington Campus
1140VirginiaDr.
Ft.Washington,PA19034
215-591-5700
Philadelphia Center
1800JFKBlvd.,Ste.200
Philadelphia,PA19103
215-568-2911
Tuition:$16,156
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Min.GPA:2.0.
diCKinson College
WaidnerAdmissionsHouse
Carlisle,PA17013
717-245-1287;800-644-1773
Fax717-254-8017
Email:transfer@dickinson.edu
Web:www.dickinson.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,396
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$47,692(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Apr.1.
dreXel university
3141ChestnutSt.
Philadelphia,PA19104
215-895-2400;800-2-DREXEL
Fax215-895-1285
Email:enroll@drexel.edu
Web:www.drexel.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:14,864
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$14,882perquarter
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.75,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:24,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:Apr.15.
duQuesne university
600ForbesAve.,Pittsburgh,PA15282
412-396-5000;800-456-0590
Email:admissions@duq.edu
Web:www.duq.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,832
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,385(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:July1.
eAst stroudsburg
university
200ProspectSt.
EastStroudsburg,PA18301
570-422-3542;877-230-5547
Fax570-422-3933
Web:www.esu.edu
56 o PENNsYLVANIA
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,355
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$9,005instate;$19,129out-of
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Nov.15,FallDeadline:May1.
eAstern university
1300EagleRd.,SaintDavids,PA19087
610-341-5800;800-452-0996
Fax610-341-1723
Email:ugadm@eastern.edu
Web:www.eastern.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,816
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$29,500
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.5.
edinboro university
219MeadSt.,Edinboro,PA16444
814-732-2761;888-8GOBORO
Fax814-732-2420
Email:EUP_Admissions@edinboro.edu
Web:www.edinboro.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,864
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$8,849in-state;out-of-stateis
105%ofin-stateratesbeginningfall
2014(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
elizAbetHtown College
OneAlphaDr.,Elizabethtown,PA17022
717-361-1400;Fax717-361-1365
Email:admissions@etown.edu
Web:www.etown.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,850
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$39,920(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
FrAnKlin & MArsHAll
College
637CollegeAve.,Lancaster,PA17604
717-291-3951;877-678-9111
Fax717-291-4389
Email:transfer@fandm.edu
Web:www.fandm.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,365
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$46,285(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:3.0,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:May1.
gAnnon university
109UniversitySquare
Erie,PA16541
814-871-7240;800-426-6668
Email:admissions@gannon.edu
Web:www.gannon.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,556
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$27,760
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:30.
genevA College
3200CollegeAve.
BeaverFalls,PA15010
800-847-8255
Email:admissions@geneva.edu
Web:www.geneva.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,335
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$25,220
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
gettysburg College
300N.WashingtonSt.
Gettysburg,PA17325
717-337-6100;800-431-0803
Fax717-337-6145
Email:admiss@gettysburg.edu
Web:www.gettysburg.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,600
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$45,870(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:3.0,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.15.
grAtz College
7605OldYorkRoad
MelrosePark,PA19027
800-475-4635
Email:admissions@gratz.edu
Web:www.gratz.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:73
Tuition:$17,520(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement.
grove City College
100CampusDr.,GroveCity,PA16127
724-458-2100;Fax724-458-3395
Email:admissions@gcc.edu
Web:www.gcc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,461
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$15,550
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Spring
Deadline:rolling,FallDeadline:rolling.
gwynedd MerCy
university
1325SunneytownPike
GwyneddValley,PA19437
800-DIALGMC
Email:admissions@gmercyu.edu
Web:www.gmercyu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,244
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,000(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
HArrisburg university oF
sCienCe And teCHnology
326MarketSt.,Harrisburg,PA17101
717-901-5101;866-HBG-UNIV
Email:Admissions@HarrisburgU.edu
Web:www.HarrisburgU.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:287
Tuition:$23,900
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
HAverFord College
370LancasterAve.,Haverford,PA19041
610-896-1350
Email:admission@haverford.edu
Web:www.haverford.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,205
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$45,426(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement.
Holy FAMily university
9801FrankfordAve.
Philadelphia,PA19114
215-637-3050;800-637-1191
Fax215-281-1022
Email:admissions@holyfamily.edu
Web:www.holyfamily.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,970
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$27,510
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.0.
iMMACulAtA university
Immaculata,PA19345
610-647-4400x3060;877-428-6329
Fax610-640-0836
Email:admiss@immaculata.edu
Web:www.immaculata.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,223
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$32,000(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.
GPA:2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted.
indiAnA university oF
pennsylvAniA
1011SouthDr.,Indiana,PA15705
724-357-2230;800-442-6830
Fax724-357-6281
Email:admissions-transfer@iup.edu
Web:www.iup.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:13,275
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$9,080in-state;$20,216out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
JuniAtA College
1700MooreSt.,Huntingdon,PA16652
814-641-3420;877-586-4282
Fax814-641-3100
Email:admissions@juniata.edu
Web:www.juniata.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,558
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$37,170(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:3.0,Common
Applicationaccepted,Universal
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:15,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:June1.
Keystone College
OneCollegeGreen,LaPlume,PA18440
570-945-8111;877-4COLLEGE
Fax570-945-7916
Email:admissions@keystone.edu
Web:www.keystone.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,670
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$21,300(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Dec.15,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
King's College
133N.RiverSt.,Wilkes-Barre,PA18711
570-208-5858;888-KINGSPA
Email:admissions@kings.edu
Web:www.kings.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,218
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$30,310(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
Kutztown university
15200KutztownRd.,Kutztown,PA19530
610-683-4060;877-628-1915
Fax610-683-1375
Email:admissions@kutztown.edu
Web:www.kutztown.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:9,487
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,622in-state;$16,556out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Spring
Deadline:Dec.14,FallDeadline:June1.
lA roCHe College
9000BabcockBlvd.,Pittsburgh,PA15237
412-536-1272;800-838-4LRC
Fax412-847-1820
CollegeTransferGuide.com
Email:transferadmissions@laroche.edu
Web:www.laroche.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,363
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$24,750
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.0.
lA sAlle university
1900W.OlneyAve.
Philadelphia,PA19141
215-951-1500;800-328-1910
Email:admiss@lasalle.edu
Web:www.lasalle.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,543
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$38,000
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
lAFAyette College
118MarkleHall,Easton,PA18042
610-330-5100
Email:admissions@lafayette.edu
Web:www.lafayette.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,488
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$44,670(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:May1.
lAnCAster bible College
901EdenRd.,Lancaster,PA17601
717-569-7071;800-544-7335
Fax717-560-8213
Email:admissions@lbc.edu
Web:www.lbc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,007
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$18,170
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:15.
lebAnon vAlley College
101N.CollegeAve.,Annville,PA17003
717-867-6181;866-LVC4ADM
Fax717-867-6026
Email:admission@lvc.edu
Web:www.lvc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,650
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$36,470
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
leHigH university
27MemorialDr.West
Bethlehem,PA18015
610-758-3100;Fax610-758-4361
Email:transfers@lehigh.edu
Web:www.lehigh.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,883
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$43,520(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.25,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:24,
Deadlines:Spring:Oct.1,Fall:Mar.1.
linColn university
1570BaltimorePike
LincolnUniversity,PA19352
800-790-0191;Fax484-365-7563
Email:admiss@lincoln.edu
Web:www.lincoln.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,749
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$11,588in-state;$16,974out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
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WE
MAKE
ARTISTS
> Four-Year Certificate
> Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
> Coordinated BFA
with University of Pennsylvania
> Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
> Post-Baccalaureate Certificate

Photo: Jeff Fusco

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is the birthplace of American

art and an incubator for artistic expression. As the nation’s first school of
fine art and museum, PAFA trains many great artists and is home to one
of the most important collections of American art.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

PAFA Office of Admissions
128 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-972-7625 / pafa.edu
@PAFAcademy
58 o PENNsYLVANIA
loCK HAven university
401NorthFairviewSt.
LockHaven,PA17745
570-484-2011;Fax570-484-2201
Email:admissions@lhup.edu
Web:www.lhup.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,137
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,622in-state;$16,556out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12.
lyCoMing College
700CollegePl.,Williamsport,PA17701
570-321-4026;800-345-3920
Email:admissions@lycoming.edu
Web:www.lycoming.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,354
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$33,746(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:Mar.1.
MAnsField university
AcademySt.,Mansfield,PA16933
570-662-4243;800-577-6826
Fax570-662-4121
Email:admissions@mansfield.edu
Web:www.mansfield.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,000
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,622in-state;$10,928NY/NJ;
$16,556out-of-state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Universal
Applicationaccepted.
MArywood university
2300AdamsAve.,Scranton,PA18509
570-348-6234;866-278-9663
Fax570-961-4763
Email:YourFuture@marywood.edu
Web:www.marywood.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,148
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$30,070
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
MerCyHurst university
501E.38thSt.,Erie,PA16546
814-824-2000;800-825-1926
Email:admissions@mercyhurst.edu
Web:www.mercyhurst.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,771
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$30,300(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
MessiAH College
OneCollegeAve.,Suite3005
Mechanicsburg,PA17055
717-691-6000;800-233-4220
Fax717-691-2307
Email:transferadmiss@messiah.edu
Web:www.messiah.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,772
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$30,510
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.5,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
Millersville university
Millersville,PA17551
717-872-3371;800-MUADMIT
Fax717-871-2147
Email:admissions@millersville.edu
Web:www.millersville.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,604
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$8,361in-state;$17,899out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
MiseriCordiA university
301LakeSt.,Dallas,PA18612
570-674-6400;866-262-6363
Email:admiss@misericordia.edu
Web:www.misericordia.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,427
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,210(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
Moore College oF Art
And design
20thSt.&TheParkway
Philadelphia,PA19103
215-965-4015;800-523-2025
Fax215-568-3547
Email:enroll@moore.edu
Web:www.moore.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:499
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$35,705(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio,
Min.GPA:2.5.
MorAviAn College
1200MainSt.,Bethlehem,PA18018
610-861-1320;800-441-3191
Email:admissions@moravian.edu
Web:www.moravian.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,582
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$35,518(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.5,CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:May1.
Mount Aloysius College
7373AdmiralPearyHighway
Cresson,PA16630
814-886-6383;888-823-2220
Fax814-886-6441
Email:admissions@mtaloy.edu
Web:www.mtaloy.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,639
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$19,790(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,CommonApplication
accepted.
MuHlenberg College
2400ChewSt.,Allentown,PA18104
484-664-3200
Email:admissions@muhlenberg.edu
Web:www.muhlenberg.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,422
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$42,755(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Dec.10,FallDeadline:June15.
neuMAnn university
OneNeumannDr.,Aston,PA19014
610-558-5616;800-9NEUMANN
Fax610-558-5652
Email:neumann@neumann.edu
Web:www.neumann.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,674
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$24,948(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
peirCe College
1420PineSt.,Philadelphia,PA19102
888-467-3472
Email:info@peirce.edu
Web:www.peirce.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,261
Tuition:$17,040(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
pennsylvAniA ACAdeMy oF
tHe Fine Arts
128N.BroadSt.,Philadelphia,PA19102
215-972-7625(admissions)
215-972-2019(financialaid)
Fax215-972-0839
Email:admissions@pafa.edu
Web:www.pafa.edu
AndreS.F.vandePutte,Deanof
Enrollment
AlieseAndersen,AssistantDirectorof
Admissions
DanaMoore,DirectorofFinancialAid
Tuition:BFA&Certificateprogram:
$16,480persemester,$32,960peryear
RoomandBoard:$15,315
Profile: ThePennsylvaniaAcademyof
theFineArtsisthebirthplaceof
Americanartandanincubatorforartistic
expression.Asthenation’sfirstschoolof
fineartsandmuseum,PAFAtrainsmany
greatartistsandishometooneofthe
mostimportantcollectionsofAmerican
artanywhere.
Programsofstudiotrainingandstudyare
centeredondrawing,painting,sculpture,
printmaking,andfineartsillustration
whileencouragingexperimentaland
interdisciplinaryapproaches.Varyingin
emphasisbyspecificprogram,PAFA
offersbalancedtrainingintechnicalskills,
artisticabilitiesandstudiopractice.This
isfacilitatedthroughfacultymentoring
andcritiqueaswellasintellectual
exploration.
PAFA’svariousacademicprogramsare
designedtoemphasizechoice.Students
cantaketheiracademiccoursesin-
housethroughPAFA’sBFAprogram,or
earntheirdegreefromanIvyLeague
institutionthroughtheCoordinatedBFA
ProgramwiththeUniversityof
Pennsylvania.
Certificate program: Thisfour-year,
studio-centeredprogramoffersintensive
trainingintheprincipledisciplinesof
drawing,painting,printmaking,sculpture,
andfineartsillustration.Itisa
demandingandintenseprocessofself-
discoveryforthosewiththegoalof
becomingapracticingstudioartist.
PAFA Bachelor of Fine Arts: Afour-
yearprogramtaughtbyexpertsin
academicdisciplines,thein-houseBFA
unifiesartandaliberal-artsviewwith
classesspecificallytailoredtothe
workingartist.Theexperiencefurnishes
themind,cultivatesskillandintellect,and
promotesexplorationofeachstudent’s
artisticcalling.
Coordinated Bachelor of Fine Arts
with the university of Pennsylvania: A
PAFAtraditionsince1929,theUPenn
BFAprovidesanexceptionaleducation
thatcombinesthebeststudiofinearts
trainingfromPAFAandaliberalarts
degreefromUPenn.
Transfer Requirements: application,
ePortfolio,statementofpurpose,2letters
ofrecommendation,transcripts,(possible
optionaltransfersupplementalportfolio).
See our ad on page 57 or send one of the
postcards in the back of this directory.
pennsylvAniA College oF
Art & design
204N.PrinceSt.,Lancaster,PA17608
717-396-7833;800-689-0379
Fax717-396-1339
Email:admissions@pcad.edu
Web:www.pcad.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:300
AnnualTransfers:11-25
CollegeTransferGuide.com
Tuition:$19,700
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Portfolio,Min.GPA:2.5,
SpringDeadline:Dec.1.
pennsylvAniA College oF
HeAltH sCienCes
410NLimeSt.
Lancaster,PA17602
717-544-4912;800-622-5443
Web:www.pacollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,375
Tuition:$21,502(includesfees)
pennsylvAniA College oF
teCHnology
OneCollegeAve.
Williamsport,PA17701
570-326-3761;800-367-9222
Fax570-321-5551
Email:admissions@pct.edu
Web:www.pct.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,500
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$14,940
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
pennsylvAniA stAte
university
UniversityPark,PA16802
814-865-5471;Fax814-863-7590
Email:admissions@psu.edu
Web:admissions.psu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:39,192
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$16,992in-state;$29,566out-of-
state(includesfees)
Additionalcampuses:
Penn State Abington
1600WoodlandRd.,Abington,PA19001
215-881-7600
E-mail:Abingtonadmissions@psu.edu
Penn State Altoona
3000IvysidePark,Altoona,PA16601
814-949-5466,800-848-9843
E-mail:aaadmit@psu.edu
Penn State Beaver
100UniversityDr.,Monaca,PA15061
724-773-3800,877-JOINPSU
E-mail:br-admissions@psu.edu
Penn State Berks
TulphockenRd.,P.O.Box7009
Reading,PA19610
610-396-6060
E-mail:admissionsbk@psu.edu
Penn State Brandywine
25YearsleyMillRd.,MediaPA19063
610-892-1200
E-mail:bwadmissions@psu.edu
Penn State DuBois
CollegePlace,Dubois,PA15801
800-346-ROAR(7627),814-375-4720
E-mail:duboisinfo@psu.edu
Penn State Erie, The Behrend College
4701CollegeDr.,Erie,PA16563
814-898-6100,866-374-3378
E-mail:behrend.admissions@psu.edu
Penn State Fayette
Route119North,P.O.Box519
Uniontown,PA15401
724-430-4130,877-568-4130
E-mail:feadm@psu.edu
Penn State Harrisburg
777WestHarrisburgPike
Middletown,PA17057
717-948-6250,800-222-2056
E-mail:hbgadmit@psu.edu
Penn State Hazleton
76UniversityDr.,Hazleton,PA18202
570-450-3142,800-279-8495
E-mail:admissions-hn@psu.edu
Penn State Lehigh Valley
8380MohrLane,Fogelsville,PA18051
610-285-5035
E-mail:admissions-lv@psu.edu
Penn State Greater Allegheny
4000UniversityDr.
McKeesport,PA15132
412-675-9010
E-mail:psuga@psu.edu
CollegeTransferGuide.com
Penn State Mont Alto
CampusDr.,MontAlto,PA17237
717-749-6130,800-392-6173
E-mail:psuma@psu.edu
Penn State New Kensington
3550SeventhStreetRd.
NewKensington,PA15068-1798
724-334-LION,888-968-PAWS
E-mail:nkadmissions@psu.edu
Penn State Schuylkill
200UniversityDr.
SchuylkillHaven,PA17972
570-385-6252
E-mail:sl-admission@psu.edu
Penn State Shenango
147ShenangoAve.,Sharon,PA16146
724-983-2803
E-mail:psushenango@psu.edu
Penn State Wilkes-Barre
P.O.BoxPSU,LehmanPA18627
570-675-9238,800-966-6613
E-mail:wbadmissions@psu.edu
Penn State Worthington Scranton
120RidgeViewDr.,Dunmore,PA18512
570-963-2500
E-mail:admissionsws@psu.edu
Penn State York
1031EdgecombAve.,York,PA17403
717-771-4040,800-778-6227
E-mail:ykadmission@psu.edu
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
pHilAdelpHiA university
4201HenryAve.,Philadelphia,PA19144
215-951-2700;800-951-7287
Fax215-951-2907
Email:admissions@PhilaU.edu
Web:www.PhilaU.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,811
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$33,690(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
point pArK university
201WoodSt.,Pittsburgh,PA15222
412-392-3430;800-321-0129
Fax412-392-3902
Email:enroll@pointpark.edu
Web:www.pointpark.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,900
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$25,980
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
tHe restAurAnt sCHool
At wAlnut Hill College
4207WalnutSt.,Philadelphia,PA19104
215-222-4200x3011;877-925-6884
Fax215-222-2811
Email:info@walnuthillcollege.edu
Web:www.walnuthillcollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:427
Tuition:$23,550(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
robert Morris university
6001UniversityBlvd.
MoonTownship,PA15108
412-397-5200;800-762-0097
Fax412-397-2425
Email:admissions@rmu.edu
Web:www.rmu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,144
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$24,460
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
roseMont College
1400MontgomeryAve.
Rosemont,PA19010
610-526-2966;800-2ROSEMONT
Fax610-527-4399
Email:admissions@rosemont.edu
Web:www.rosemont.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:593
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$31,580(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:15.
sAint FrAnCis university
117EvergreenDr.,Loretto,PA15940
814-472-3000;866-342-5738
Fax814-472-3335
Email:admissions@francis.edu
Web:www.francis.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,696
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$30,028
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Universal
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
sAint JosepH's university
5600CityAve.,Philadelphia,PA19131
610-660-1300;888BEAHAWK
Fax610-660-1314
Email:admit@sju.edu
Web:www.sju.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,342
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$39,040(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12.
sAint vinCent College
300FraserPurchaseRd.
Latrobe,PA15650
800-782-5549
Email:admission@stvincent.edu
Web:www.stvincent.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,566
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$30,350(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
seton Hill university
1SetonHillDr.,Greensburg,PA15601
724-838-4281;800-826-6234
Fax724-830-1294
Email:admit@setonhill.edu
Web:www.setonhill.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,925
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$30,300(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts.
sHippensburg university
1871OldMainDr.
Shippensburg,PA17257
717-477-1231;800-822-8028
Fax717-477-4016
Email:admiss@ship.edu
Web:www.ship.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,820
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$6,550in-state;$15,346out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
slippery roCK university
1MorrowWay,SlipperyRock,PA16057
724-738-2015;800-929-4778
Email:asktherock@sru.edu
Web:www.sru.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,860
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$9,087in-state;$15,899out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12.
susQueHAnnA university
514UniversityAve.
Selinsgrove,PA17870
570-374-0101;800-326-9672
Fax570-372-2722
Email:suadmiss@susqu.edu
Web:www.susqu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,215
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$38,780(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:July1.
swArtHMore College
500CollegeAve.,Swarthmore,PA19081
610-328-8300;800-667-3110
Fax610-328-8580
Email:admissions@swarthmore.edu
Web:www.swarthmore.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,552
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$44,718(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
teMple university
1801N.BroadSt.
Philadelphia,PA19122
215-204-7200;888-340-2222
Email:askanowl@temple.edu
Web:www.temple.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:27,567
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$14,096in-state;$24,122out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
tHiel College
75CollegeAve.,Greenville,PA16125
724-589-2345;800-24THIEL
Fax724-589-2013
Email:admissions@thiel.edu
Web:www.thiel.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,109
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$28,128
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted.
tHoMAs JeFFerson
university
1020WalnutSt.,Philadelphia,PA19107
215-503-8890;877-JEFF-247
Email:JSHPAdmissions@jefferson.edu
Web:www.jefferson.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:886
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$33,896(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
tHe university oF tHe Arts
320S.BroadSt.,Philadelphia,PA19102
800-616-ARTS;Fax215-717-6045
Email:admissions@uarts.edu
Web:www.uarts.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,100
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$38,410
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Portfolio,
Audition,Min.GPA:2.0.
university oF
pennsylvAniA
34thandSpruceStreets
Philadelphia,PA19104
215-898-7507;Fax215-898-9670
Email:info@admissions.upenn.edu
Web:www.upenn.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:11,678
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$47,668
PENNsYLVANIA o 59
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,CommonApplication
accepted,FallDeadline:Mar.15.
university oF pittsburgH
4227FifthAve.,Pittsburgh,PA15260
412-624-PITT
Email:oafa@pitt.edu
Web:www.oafa.pitt.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:17,256
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$16,240in-state;$26,246out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
university oF pittsburgH
At brAdFord
300CampusDr.,Bradford,PA16701
814-362-7555;800-872-1787
Fax814-362-5150
Email:admissions@upb.pitt.edu
Web:www.upb.pitt.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,500
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$12,208in-state;$22,812out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
university oF pittsburgH
At greensburg
150FinoliDr.,Greensburg,PA15601
724-836-9880
Email:upgadmit@pitt.edu
Web:www.greensburg.pitt.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,723
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$13,128in-state;$23,732out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
university oF pittsburgH
At JoHnstown
450SchoolhouseRd.
Johnstown,PA15904
814-269-7050;800-765-4875
Fax814-269-7044
Web:www.upj.pitt.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,932
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$13,130in-state;$23,734out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
university oF tHe sCienCes
600So.43rdSt.,Philadelphia,PA19104
215-596-8800;888-996-8747
Email:transfer@usciences.edu
Web:www.usciences.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,837
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$34,336
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Min.GPA:2.75.
tHe university oF
sCrAnton
820MulberrySt.,Scranton,PA18510
570-941-7540;888-SCRANTON
Fax570-941-5928
Email:transfer@scranton.edu
Web:www.scranton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,041
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$38,754(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted.
60 o PENNsYLVANIA
university oF
vAlley Forge
1401CharlestownRd.
Phoenixville,PA19460
610-935-0450;800-432-8322
Email:admissions@valleyforge.edu
Web:www.valleyforge.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,001
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$18,644
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
ursinus College
601E.MainSt.,Collegeville,PA19426
610-409-3200;Fax610-409-3197
Email:admission@ursinus.edu
Web:www.ursinus.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,680
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$44,530(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
villAnovA university
800E.LancasterAve.
Villanova,PA19085
610-519-4000;Fax610-519-6450
Email:gotovu@villanova.edu
Web:www.villanova.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,100
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$45,376
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,Min.
GPA:3.0,SpringDeadline:Nov.1,Fall
Deadline:June1.
wAsHington & JeFFerson
College
60SouthLincolnSt.
Washington,PA15301
724-223-6025;888-926-3529
Fax724-223-6534
Email:admission@washjeff.edu
Web:www.washjeff.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,328
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$40,722
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.8,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Jan.15,FallDeadline:Aug.15.
wAynesburg university
51W.CollegeSt.,Waynesburg,PA15370
724-627-8191;800-225-7393
Fax724-627-8124
Email:admissions@waynesburg.edu
Web:www.waynesburg.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,418
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$20,890
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.6,
Deadlines:Rolling.
west CHester university
oF pennsylvAniA
700SouthHighSt.
WestChester,PA19383
610-436-3411;877-315-2165
Email:ugtransfer@wcupa.edu
Webwww.wcupa.edu
MarshaHaug,DirectorofAdmissions
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$9,042in-state;$19,592out-of-
state(includesfees)
RoomandBoard:$12,100
Programs: Accounting,American
Studies,Anthropology,Art(Studio),
AthleticTraining,Biochemistry,Biology
(Cell&Molecular,Ecology,Medical
Technology,Microbiology),Business
Management,Chemistry,Chemistry-
Biology(Pre-Medical),Communication
Studies,CommunicativeDisorders,
Computer&InformationSciences,
CriminalJustice,EarlyChildhood
Education,Economics,Elementary
Education,English,ExerciseScience
Specialist,Finance,Forensic&
ToxicologicalChemistry,French,
Geography(Urban/RegionalPlanning),
Geoscience(EarthSystems,Geology),
German,HealthScience(Respiratory
Care),Health&PhysicalEducation,
History,Latin,LiberalStudies,Marketing,
Mathematics,Music,Nursing,Nutrition&
Dietetics,PharmaceuticalProduct
Development,Philosophy,Physics,
Physics-Engineering,PoliticalScience
(AppliedPublicPolicy,International
Relations),Psychology,PublicHealth
(Environmental,HealthPromotion),
Russian,SecondaryEducation,Social
Work,Sociology,Spanish,Special
Education,TheatreArts,Women's&
GenderStudies.TheUniversityalso
offersthefollowingdegrees:B.M.,
B.S.Ed.,B.S.N.,B.S.W.,M.A.,M.B.A.,
M.Ed.,M.M.,M.P.H.,M.S.,M.S.A.,
M.S.N.,M.S.W,TeacherCertification.
Pre-professionalprogramsinLaw,
Medicine,Health,3-2Cooperative
EngineeringprogramwithPennState,
PharmaceuticalProductDevelopment
program,summerofferings,internships,
InterdisciplinaryStudies,Certification
Programs,HonorsCollege.The
Universitywelcomestransferstudents.
Special Features: WestChester
Universityisapublic,4-yearcollege,
enrollingnearly13,000undergraduate
studentsonitssuburbancampus.
Transfer Requirements: College
transcript,$45applicationfee
See our Cover Ad and page 61
westMinster College
319SouthMarketSt.
NewWilmington,PA16172
724-946-7100
Email:admiss@westminster.edu
Web:www.westminster.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,566
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$31,510
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Min.GPA:2.5.
widener university
OneUniversityPl.,Chester,PA19013
888-WIDENER;Fax610-499-4676
Email:admissions.office@widener.edu
Web:www.widener.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,153
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$39,052
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:12.
wilKes university
84WestSouthSt.
Wilkes-Barre,PA18766
570-408-4400;800-WILKESU
Fax570-408-4904
Email:admissions@wilkes.edu
Web:www.wilkes.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,302
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$31,262(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
wilson College
1015PhiladelphiaAve.
Chambersburg,PA17201
717-262-2002;800-421-8402
Fax717-262-2546
Email:admissions@wilson.edu
Web:www.wilson.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:800
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$23,745
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
yorK College oF
pennsylvAniA
441CountryClubRd.,York,PA17403
717-849-1600;800-455-8018
Email:admissions@ycp.edu
Web:www.ycp.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,182
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$15,920
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
rhode island
brown university
OneProspectSt.,Providence,RI02912
401-863-2378;Fax401-863-9300
Email:admission@brown.edu
Web:www.brown.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,435
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$46,408
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
bryAnt university
1150DouglasPike,Smithfield,RI02917
401-232-6100;800-622-7001
Fax401-232-6741
Email:transfer@bryant.edu
Web:www.bryant.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,180
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$38,199
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Universal
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:May1.
JoHnson & wAles
university
8AbbottParkPl.,Providence,RI02903
401-598-1000;800-342-5598
Email:pvd@admissions.jwu.edu
Web:www.jwu.edu
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,239
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
MAter eCClesiAe College
60AustinAve.,Greenville,RI02828
401-949-2820;Fax401-949-0291
Email:info@mecollege.org
Web:www.mecollege.org
UndergraduateEnrollment:70
Tuition:Contactschoolforcurrentcosts
new englAnd institute oF
teCHnology
OneNewEnglandTechBoulevard
EastGreenwich,RI02818
401-467-7744;800-736-7744
Fax401-886-0868
Email:neit@neit.edu
Web:www.neit.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,258
Tuition:$20,775
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
providenCe College
1CunninghamSquare
Providence,RI02918
401-865-2535;800-721-6444
Fax401-865-2826
Email:pcadmiss@providence.edu
Web:www.providence.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,850
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$42,385
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
3.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
rHode islAnd College
600MountPleasantAve.
Providence,RI02908
401-456-8234;800-669-5760
Email:transfer@ric.edu
Web:www.ric.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:7,553
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$7,602in-state;$10,867certain
CT,MA,NYandRSPresidents;$18,300
out-of-state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:24,Spring
Deadline:Nov.15,FallDeadline:June1.
rHode islAnd sCHool oF
design
2CollegeSt.,Providence,RI02903
401-454-6300;800-364-7473
Fax401-454-6309
Email:admissions@risd.edu
Web:www.risd.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,975
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$44,284
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Essay/PersonalStatement,
Portfolio,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Min.CreditsforTransferStatus:24,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Mar.15.
roger williAMs university
OneOldFerryRd.,Bristol,RI02809
401-254-3500;800-458-7144x3500
Email:tradmit@rwu.edu
Web:www.rwu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,735
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$29,976
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Apr.1.
sAlve reginA university
100OchrePointAve.
Newport,RI02840
401-341-2331;888-GOSALVE
Email:sruadmis@salve.edu
Web:www.salve.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,051
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$35,650(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
university oF
rHode islAnd
14UpperCollegeRd.
Kingston,RI02881
401-874-7100
Email:admission@uri.edu
Web:www.uri.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:13,000
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$10,878in-state;$19,038
regional;$26,444out-of-state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:24,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:June1.
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vermont
bennington College
OneCollegeDr.,Bennington,VT05201
802-440-4312
Email:admissions@bennington.edu
Web:www.bennington.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:688
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$46,048
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.15.
burlington College
351NorthAve.,Burlington,VT05401
802-862-9616;800-862-9616
Fax802-660-4331
Email:admissions@burlington.edu
Web:www.burlington.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:224
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$23,546
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted.
CAstleton College
86SeminarySt.,Castleton,VT05735
802-468-1213;800-639-8521
Email:info@castleton.edu
Web:www.castleton.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,900
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$9,768in-state;$24,432out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
CHAMplAin College
163SouthWillardSt.
Burlington,VT05401
802-860-2727;800-570-5858
Fax802-860-2767
Email:admission@champlain.edu
Web:www.champlain.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,793
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$32,800
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
CommonApplicationaccepted.
College oF st. JosepH
71ClementRd.,Rutland,VT05701
802-776-5900;877-270-9998
Fax802-776-5310
Email:admissions@csj.edu
Web:www.csj.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:330
Tuition:$20,600
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted.
goddArd College
123PitkinRd.,Plainfield,VT05667
802-454-8311;800-906-8312
Fax802-454-1029
Email:admissions@goddard.edu
Web:www.goddard.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:244
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$14,738-$15,978
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
green MountAin College
OneBrennanCircle,Poultney,VT05764
802-287-8000;800-776-6675
Fax802-287-8099
Email:admiss@greenmtn.edu
Web:www.greenmtn.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:637
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$32,594
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Rolling,FallDeadline:Rolling.
JoHnson stAte College
337CollegeHill,Johnson,VT05656
802-635-1219;800-635-2356
Fax802-635-1230
Email:jscadmissions@jsc.edu
Web:www.jsc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,486
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$9,600in-state;$21,600out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted.
lAndMArK College
1RiverRoadSouth,Putney,VT05346
802-387-6718;Fax802-387-6868
Email:admissions@landmark.edu
Web:www.landmark.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:488
Tuition:$49,793
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
UniversalApplicationaccepted.
lyndon stAte College
1001CollegeRd.,Lyndonville,VT05851
802-626-6413;800-225-1998
Email:admissions@lyndonstate.edu
Web:www.lyndonstate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,450
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$9,696in-state;$20,760out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplication
accepted,Deadlines:Rolling.
MArlboro College
2582SouthRoad,Marlboro,VT05344
802-258-9261;800-343-0049
Fax802-451-7555
Email:blawler@marlboro.edu
Web:www.marlboro.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:225
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$37,640
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.15,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
Middlebury College
131SouthMainSt.,Middlebury,VT05753
802-443-3000;Fax802-443-2056
Email:admissions@middlebury.edu
Web:www.middlebury.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,516
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:comprehensive,includestuition,
roomandboard$58,753
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:3.0,SpringDeadline:Nov.15,
FallDeadline:Mar.1.
norwiCH university
158HarmonDr.,Northfield,VT05663
802-468-6679;800-468-6679
Email:nuadm@norwich.edu
Web:www.norwich.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,307
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$32,812
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
sAint MiCHAel's College
OneWinooskiPark,Colchester,VT05439
802-654-2000;800-SMC-8000
Email:admission@smcvt.edu
Web:www.smcvt.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,050
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$39,050
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.8,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:16.
soutHern verMont
College
982MansionDr.,Bennington,VT05201
802-447-6300
Web:www.svc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:555
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$22,370
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Universal
Applicationaccepted.
sterling College
16SterlingDr.
CraftsburyCommon,VT05827
802-586-7711;800-648-3591
Fax802-586-2596
Email:admission@sterlingcollege.edu
Web:www.sterlingcollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:135
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$28,978
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
UniversalApplicationaccepted.
union institute &
university
28VernonSt.,Brattleboro,VT05301
802-246-5900;888-828-8575
Email:admissions@myunion.edu
Web:www.myunion.edu
Tuition:contactschoolforcurrentcosts
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Essay/PersonalStatement.
university oF verMont
194S.ProspectSt.,Burlington,VT05401
802-656-3370
Email:admissions@uvm.edu
Web:www.uvm.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:11,211
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$14,184in-state;$35,832out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Deadlines:Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Apr.15.
verMont teCH
124AdminDr.
RandolphCenter,VT05061
802-728-1445;800-442-8821
Fax802-728-1321
Email:admissions@vtc.edu
Web:www.vtc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,603
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$11,856in-state;$22,704out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
virginia
Argosy university,
wAsHington, dC
1550WilsonBlvd.
Arlington,VA22209
703-526-5800;866-703-2777
Fax703-243-8973
Email:auwdc_isr@edmc.edu
Web:www.argosy.edu/washingtondc
UndergraduateEnrollment:91
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$13,663(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
Averett university
420W.MainSt.,Danville,VA24541
434-791-5600;800-AVERETT
Email:admit@averett.edu
Web:www.averett.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:892
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$27,500(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
blueField College
3000CollegeDr.,Bluefield,VA24605
276-326-4231;800-872-0175
Email:admissions@bluefield.edu
Web:www.bluefield.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:831
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$22,390(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:30.
bridgewAter College
402E.CollegeSt.,Bridgewater,VA22812
540-828-5375;800-759-8328
Fax540-828-5481
Email:admissions@bridgewater.edu
Web:www.bridgewater.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,759
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$29,090(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations.
bryAnt & strAtton
College
Web:www.bryantstratton.edu
Virginia Beach Campus
301CentrePointeDr.
VirginiaBeach,VA23462
757-499-7900
Email:VABeach@bryantstratton.edu
Richmond Campus
8141HullStreetRd.,Richmond,VA23235
804-745-2444
Hampton Campus
4410ClaiborneSquare,Ste.233
Hampton,VA23666
757-896-6001
UndergraduateEnrollment:755
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$16,565(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
CHristendoM College
134ChristendomDr.
FrontRoyal,VA22630
540-636-2900;800-877-5456
Fax540-636-1655
Email:info@christendom.edu
Web:www.christendom.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:421
Tuition:$23,200
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:2.0.
CHristopHer newport
university
1Ave.oftheArts
NewportNews,VA23606
757-594-7015;Fax757-594-7333
CollegeTransferGuide.com
Email:transfer@cnu.edu
Web:www.cnu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,186
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$11,646in-state;$21,974out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Min.GPA:3.0,CommonApplication
accepted,SpringDeadline:Oct.1,Fall
Deadline:Mar.1.
College oF williAM And
MAry
200RichmondRd.
Williamsburg,VA23187
757-221-4223
Email:admiss@wm.edu
Web:www.wm.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,171
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$15,463in-state;$38,440out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines: Spring:Nov.1,Fall:Mar.1.
devry university
Web:www.devry.edu
Arlington (Crystal City) Campus
2450CrystalDr.,Arlington,VA22202
703-414-4000
Chesapeake Campus
1317ExecutiveBlvd.,Ste.100
Chesapeake,VA23320
866-756-9388
Manassas Center
10432BallsFordRd.,Ste.130
Manassas,VA20109
866-613-8662
Tuition:$16,156(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts.
eAstern Mennonite
university
1200ParkRd.,Harrisonburg,VA22802
540-432-4118;800-368-2665
Email:admiss@emu.edu
Web:www.emu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,124
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$29,350(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:15.
eCpi university
5555GreenwichRoad
VirginiaBeach,VA23462
757-490-9090;866-499-0336
Web:www.ecpi.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:9,797
Tuition:$14,245(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
eMory & Henry College
30461GarnandDr.,Emory,VA24327
276-944-4121;800-848-5493
Email:ehadmiss@ehc.edu
Web:www.ehc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:910
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$28,966(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.75,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Universal
Applicationaccepted,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:12.
FerruM College
445FerrumMountainRoad
Ferrum,VA24088
540-365-2121;800-868-9797
Fax540-365-4243
Email:admissions@ferrum.edu
Web:www.ferrum.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,512
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$29,680
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
george MAson university
4400UniversityDr.,Fairfax,VA22030
703-993-2400
Email:admissions@gmu.edu
Web:www.gmu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:20,653
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$9,908in-state;$28,592out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.75.
HAMpden - sydney College
1CollegeRd.
Hampden-Sydney,VA23943
434-223-6120;800-755-0733
Fax434-223-6346
Email:admissions@hsc.edu
Web:www.hsc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,081
AnnualTransfers:11-25
Tuition:$38,018
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:July1.
HAMpton university
100E.QueenSt.,Hampton,VA23668
757-727-5000;800-624-3328
Web:www.hamptonu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,862
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$20,724(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.5.
Hollins university
7916WilliamsonRd.,Roanoke,VA24020
540-362-6000;800-456-9595
Fax540-362-6642
Email:huadm@hollins.edu
Web:www.hollins.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:613
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$33,320(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Common
Applicationaccepted.
JAMes MAdison university
481BluestoneDr.,Harrisonburg,VA22807
540-568-5681
Email:admissions@jmu.edu
Web:www.jmu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:18,107
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$9,176in-state;$23,654out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,SpringDeadline:
Oct.15,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
JeFFerson College oF
HeAltH sCienCes
101ElmAve.SE,Roanoke,VA24013
540-985-8483;888-985-8483
Email:admissions@jchs.edu
Web:www.jchs.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,000
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$23,080
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
liberty university
1971UniversityBlvd.
Lynchburg,VA24502
434-582-2000;800-543-5317
Email:admissions@liberty.edu
Web:www.libertyu.com
UndergraduateEnrollment:46,133
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$20,768(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:2.0.
longwood university
201HighSt.,Farmville,VA23909
434-395-2060;800-281-4677
Email:admissions@longwood.edu
Web:www.longwood.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,355
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$11,340in-state;$24,210out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:24,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:Mar.1.
lynCHburg College
1501LakesideDr.,Lynchburg,VA24501
434-544-8300;800-426-8101
Email:admissions@lynchburg.edu
Web:www.lynchburg.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,230
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$33,600
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
MAry bAldwin College
Staunton,VA24401
540-887-7019;800-468-2262
Email:admit@mbc.edu
Web:www.mbc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,512
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$28,720(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
MAryMount university
2807N.GlebeRd.,Arlington,VA22207
703-284-1500;800-548-7638
Email:admissions@marymount.edu
Web:www.marymount.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,300
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$26,100
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
norFolK stAte university
700ParkAve.,Norfolk,VA23504
757-823-2607;800-274-1821
Email:transfer@nsu.edu
Web:www.nsu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:6,367
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$7,126in-state;$20,596out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
old doMinion university
5115HamptonBlvd.,Norfolk,VA23529
757-683-3685
Email:transfer@odu.edu
Web:www.odu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:19,819
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$8,970in-state;$25,140out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
rAdFord university
801EastMainSt.,Radford,VA24142
540-831-5000;800-890-4265
Email:admissions@radford.edu
Web:www.radford.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:8,610
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$8,976in-state;$21,141out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Min.GPA:2.0,SpringDeadline:Nov.1,
FallDeadline:June1.
VIRGINIA o 63
rAndolpH - MACon
College
204HenrySt.,Ashland,VA23005
804-752-7305;800-888-1762
Email:admissions@rmc.edu
Web:www.rmc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,312
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$34,850(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:Apr.1.
rAndolpH College
2500RivermontAve.
Lynchburg,VA24503
434-947-8100;800-745-7692
Email:admissions@randolphcollege.edu
Web:www.randolphcollege.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:700
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$34,010
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,CommonApplicationaccepted,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.1,Fall:July1.
regent university
1000RegentUniversityDr.
VirginiaBeach,VA23464
757-352-4127;888-718-1222
Fax757-352-4509
Email:regentundergrad@regent.edu
Web:www.regent.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,390
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$15,838(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Min.GPA:2.5,Min.CreditsforTransfer
Status:15.
roAnoKe College
221CollegeLane,Salem,VA24153
540-375-2270;800-388-2276
Fax540-375-2267
Email:admissions@roanoke.edu
Web:www.roanoke.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,100
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$36,688
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.2,
Deadlines:Spring:Dec.15,Fall:Aug.15.
sHenAndoAH university
1460UniversityDr.,Winchester,VA22601
540-665-4581;800-432-2266
Email:sutran@su.edu
Web:www.su.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,032
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$28,998
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Creditsfor
TransferStatus:24,SpringDeadline:
Dec.1,FallDeadline:June1.
soutH university -
riCHMond
2151OldBrickRd.
GlenAllen,VA23060
804-727-6800;888-422-5076
Fax804-727-6790
Web:www.southuniversity.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:637
Tuition:$16,360(includesfees)
soutHern virginiA
university
OneUniversityHillDr.
BuenaVista,VA24416
540-261-8400;800-229-8420
Fax540-261-8559
Email:admissions@svu.edu
Web:www.svu.edu
64 o VIRGINIA
UndergraduateEnrollment:730
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$18,900(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
university oF MAry
wAsHington
1301CollegeAve.
Fredericksburg,VA22401
540-654-2000;800-468-5614
Email:admit@umw.edu
Web:www.umw.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,515
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$9,720in-state;$22,590out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:3.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
university oF riCHMond
28WesthamptonWay
Richmond,VA23173
804-289-8640;800-700-1662
Email:admissions@richmond.edu
Web:www.richmond.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,341
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$45,320(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Recommendations,
Essay/PersonalStatement,Min.GPA:
2.0,CommonApplicationaccepted,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:6.86,Spring
Deadline:Nov.1,FallDeadline:Feb.15.
university oF virginiA
1827UniversityAve.
Charlottesville,VA22904
434-982-3200
Email:undergradadmission@virginia.edu
Web:www.virginia.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:15,822
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$12,668in-state;$40,054out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts.
university oF virginiA's
College At wise
1CollegeAve.,Wise,VA24293
276-328-0102
Email:admissions@uvawise.edu
Web:www.uvawise.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,420
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$8,509in-state;$23,565out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.5,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
virginiA CoMMonweAltH
university
901WFranklinSt.,Richmond,VA23284
804-828-1222;800-841-3638
Email:ugrad@vcu.edu
Web:www.vcu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:23,661
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$12,002in-state;$29,473out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
virginiA interMont
College
1013MooreSt.,Bristol,VA24201
276-669-6101;800-451-1842
Fax276-466-7855
Email:viadmit@vic.edu
Web:www.vic.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:496
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$24,642(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:24.
virginiA MilitAry institute
Lexington,VA24450
540-464-7211;800-767-4207
Fax540-464-7746
Email:admissions@vmi.edu
Web:www.vmi.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,650
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$7,498in-state,$29,554out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Recommendations.
virginiA stAte university
Petersburg,VA23806
804-524-5902;800-871-7611
Fax804-524-5055
Email:admiss@vsu.edu
Web:www.vsu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:5,570
Tuition:$7,784in-state;$17,192out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0,Spring
Deadline:Dec.15,FallDeadline:July15.
virginiA teCH
965PricesForkRd.,Blacksburg,VA24061
540-231-6267
Email:vtadmiss@vt.edu
Web:www.vt.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:23,859
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$11,455in-state;$27,211out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.5,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
virginiA union university
1500N.LombardySt.
Richmond,VA23220
804-342-3570;800-368-3227
Fax804-342-3511
Email:enrollmentmanagement@vuu.edu
Web:www.vuu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,359
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$13,614
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,
CommonApplicationaccepted,Universal
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.30,FallDeadline:June30.
virginiA wesleyAn
College
1584WesleyanDr.,Norfolk,VA23502
757-455-3200;800-737-8684
Email:admissions@vwc.edu
Web:www.vwc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,431
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$32,482(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:12.
wAsHington And lee
university
204WestWashingtonSt.
Lexington,VA24450
540-458-8710;Fax540-458-8062
Email:admissions@wlu.edu
Web:www.wlu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,838
AnnualTransfers:Lessthan10
Tuition:$44,507(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:3.0,Common
Applicationaccepted,SpringDeadline:
Nov.1,FallDeadline:Apr.1.
west virginia
Alderson broAddus
university
101CollegeHillDr.,Philippi,WV26416
304-457-6256;800-263-1549
Web:www.ab.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:860
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$22,530
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Deadlines:Spring:Jan.1,Fall:Aug.1.
AppAlACHiAn bible
College
161CollegeDr.,MountHope,WV25880
304-877-6428;800-678-9ABC
Email:admissions@abc.edu
Web:www.abc.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:286
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$12,945(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0.
betHAny College
MainStreet,Bethany,WV26032
800-922-7611;Fax304-829-7142
Email:enrollment@bethanywv.edu
Web:www.bethanywv.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,000
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$24,836
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript,
Recommendations,Essay/Personal
Statement,Min.GPA:2.0.
blueField stAte College
219RockSt.,Bluefield,WV24701
304-327-4065;800-344-8892
Email:BSCadmit@bluefieldstate.edu
Web:www.bluefieldstate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,935
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$5,564in-state;$10,536out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,CollegeTranscript.
ConCord university
VermillionSt.,Athens,WV24712
304-384-5249;888-384-5249
Fax304-384-3218
Email:kgamble@concord.edu
Web:www.concord.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,837
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,002
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
dAvis & elKins College
100CampusDr.,Elkins,WV26241
304-637-1337;800-624-3157
Email:admission@dewv.edu
Web:www.dewv.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:847
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$27,000
TransferRequirements:HighSchooland
CollegeTranscripts,Min.GPA:2.0.
FAirMont stAte university
1201LocustAve.,Fairmont,WV26554
304-367-4892;800-641-5678
Email:admit@fairmontstate.edu
Web:www.fairmontstate.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,124
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$5,824in-state;$12,288out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Common
Applicationaccepted.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
glenville stAte College
200HighSt.,Glenville,WV26351
304-462-7361;800-924-2010
Email:admissions@glenville.edu
Web:www.glenville.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,827
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$5,860in-state;$9,624metro;
$13,824out-of-state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
MArsHAll university
1JohnMarshallDr.
Huntington,WV25755
304-696-3646;877-464-3731
Email:recruitment@marshall.edu
Web:www.marshall.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:9,889
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,216in-state;$14,446out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:CollegeTranscript.
oHio vAlley university
1CampusViewDr.,Vienna,WV26105
304-865-6200;877-446-8668
Email:admissions@ovu.edu
Web:www.ovu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:436
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$18,750(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SAT
Scores,HighSchoolandCollege
Transcripts,Recommendations.
sAleM internAtionAl
university
223WestMainSt.,Salem,WV26426
304-326-1109;888-235-5024
Fax304-326-1592
Email:admissions@salemu.edu
Web:www.salemu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:632
AnnualTransfers:26-50
Tuition:$17,700(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
sHepHerd university
301NorthKingStreet
Shepherdstown,WV25443
304-876-5212;800-344-5231
Email:admission@shepherd.edu
Web:www.shepherd.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:4,170
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,256in-state,$15,840out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.Credits
forTransferStatus:24.
university oF
CHArleston
2300MacCorkleAve.,SE
Charleston,WV25304
304-357-4750;800-995-GOUC
Email:admissions@ucwv.edu
Web:www.ucwv.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,396
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$23,000
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.25.
west liberty university
208UniversityDr.
WestLiberty,WV26074
304-336-8076;866-WESTLIB
Web:westliberty.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,718
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$6,226in-state;$13,540out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0.
CollegeTransferGuide.com
west virginiA stAte
university
124FerrellHall,Institute,WV25112
304-204-4345;800-987-2112
Fax304-766-5182
Email:admissions@wvstateu.edu
Web:www.wvstateu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:2,553
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$5,932in-state;$13,864out-of-
state(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:ACT/SATScores,
HighSchoolandCollegeTranscripts,
Recommendations,Min.GPA:2.0,Min.
CreditsforTransferStatus:30.
west virginiA university
OneWaterfrontPl.
Morgantown,WV26506
304-293-2121;800-344-9881
Email:wvuadmissions@mail.wvu.edu
Web:www.wvu.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:22,757
AnnualTransfers:Morethan1000
Tuition:$6,456in-state;$19,632out-of-
state
TransferRequirements:College
Transcript,Min.GPA:2.0,Spring
Deadline:Dec.1,FallDeadline:Aug.1.
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300CampusDr.,Parkersburg,WV26104
304-424-8000;800-WVA-WVUP
Email:wvupinfo@mail.wvu.edu
Web:www.wvup.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:3,824
AnnualTransfers:Morethan500
Tuition:$2,712in-state;$9,648out-of-
state(includesfees)
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405FayettePike
Montgomery,WV25136
304-442-3146;888-554-8324
Email:tech-admissions@mail.wvu.edu
Web:www.wvutech.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,203
AnnualTransfers:Morethan100
Tuition:$4,152in-state;$16,992out-of-
state(includesfees)
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UndergraduateEnrollment:1,450
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$27,858(includesfees)
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university
316WashingtonAve.
Wheeling,WV26003
304-243-2359;800-624-6992
Email:admiss@wju.edu
Web:www.wju.edu
UndergraduateEnrollment:1,164
AnnualTransfers:51-100
Tuition:$27,830(includesfees)
TransferRequirements:College
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CollegeTransferGuide.com
The Basics of the College
Transfer Process
Trying to transfer credit? You’re not alone.
Today’s academic world is much different
than 20 years ago. Students like you are no
longer expected to move directly from high
school to a university. Many go to a
community college after they complete high
school. As plans, goals and circumstances
change, students make decisions to move
back and forth between different institutions
and different kinds of schools. Some of the
most common transfers are those between
universities, from community colleges to
universities, from one community college to
another, and from a technical school or
vocational training program to community
college or university.
How Credits Transfer
College courses usually transfer as one of
three types of credits: Elective Credits,
General Education Credits or Major Field of
Study Credits.
What are elective credits?
These are courses that are not part of your
major or part of your general education
requirements, but still count toward your
degree. Most majors allow only a limited
number of elective credits.
What are general education credits?
These courses are similar at many colleges
and meet the general education requirements
for many degrees. General education courses
often include courses in basic English, history,
science, math and other subjects.
What are major field of study credits?
Major Field of Study courses may not meet
the requirements of your major at your new
college. Prerequisites to courses in your
major field of study usually can be
transferred.
The admissions or transfer committee at
the college you’re transferring to is made up
of admissions officers and faculty
members. Usually, this group decides which
of your credits will transfer and into which
category your transferable credits will fall
based on information from you and your old
college.
Please remember: The people making the
decision on which of your credits will
transfer do not always have access to all of
the information they need to make
appropriate decisions. It’s important that you
take an active role in the process and be
willing to provide additional information
regarding the courses you’ve taken.
Questions to Ask
• Is there a person in the admissions,
counseling or advising office who can
help you with transfer information?
• Is there a maximum number of college
credits you can transfer from one college
to another?
• If you’ve taken developmental algebra (a
preparatory course for college-level
algebra) or any other developmental
course, will the credit transfer?
• What is the minimum grade that
colleges will accept for transfer courses?
If you made a “D” or “F” in a course, will
the new college accept that credit?
• Do grade point averages transfer, or only
credits?
• Do credits earned by examination or
through placement testing transfer?
• If you took Marketing 101 as a freshman
at a community college, and the new
college requires Marketing 101 to be
taken by juniors and seniors, will the
new college accept the credit or will you
have to repeat the course?
• Does the college or university have a
residency requirement (i.e., do they
require that you take a certain number
of courses at the college or university
from which you plan to graduate)?
• Are some of your credits too old to
transfer (i.e., credit for courses taken ten
or more years ago)?
• If your credits won’t transfer as part of
your new general education require-
ments, or as part of your major field of
study courses, will the college accept
them as electives?
• You have an associate’s degree in
applied science from a community
college, a technical college or a
proprietary school (a private, for-profit
school). Will all of the credits you earned
transfer?
• If you took freshman English (or any
other general education course) at a
proprietary school (a private, for-profit
school), will it transfer to the new college
or university?
• Does the college or university give credit
for work or life experience?
• Does the college or university accept
grades and/or credit for work done
through distance learning such as
correspondence and Internet-based
courses or those taken through
extension programs?
• If you are denied admission because of
grades from previous coursework or
some coursework is not accepted for
transfer, is there an academic appeal
process?
Myths and Facts About
Transferring
Myth: You’re locked into a specific college
track in high school and move directly from
high school to a university where you finish
your degree.
Fact: An increasing number of students are
co-enrolled in more than one college or
university. Other students move around
among colleges and universities as courses
they need or want to take become available.
Myth: When you transfer from one college or
university to another, you lose most of your
credits.
Fact: If you’re a good planner and have
gotten information on transfer of credit
ahead of time (both from the new college or
university and from your current college or
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university), you’ll lose few or no credits in the
transfer process. If you’re transferring from a
proprietary school (a private technical or
vocational school), you should contact your
new college for information on whether
credits will transfer to your new school.
Myth: There is no limit on the number of
credit hours a college or university can
accept from a community or technical college.
Fact: No university is required to accept
more than 66 community college credit
hours, whether in transfer or toward a
degree. Universities, however, may choose to
accept additional credit hours.
Myth: Grades do not transfer, only credits
transfer. Even if you make a “D” or an “F” in
a course, the new college or university will
still accept your credit.
Fact: Many colleges will not accept credits
for courses when a student has earned a “D”
or an “F.”
Myth: Courses taken at a community college
within a state system will transfer 100
percent to four-year colleges within the
same state system.
Fact: Whether the courses you took at your
old college will transfer to the new college
(even if the transfer is to another college or
university in the same system), is
determined by the admissions office or
transfer committee. It is best to speak with
the admissions, counseling or advising office
ahead of time and plan to take courses you
know will transfer.
Myth: You have an associate’s degree in
applied science from a community or
technical college or a proprietary school. All
of the credits that you earned, because you
have a degree, will transfer to a four-year
college or university.
Fact: Credits for courses which are purely
technical in nature may or may not transfer.
The likelihood that credits will transfer is
higher if the majority of the courses you took
were part of the core curriculum and were
taken at a regionally-accredited college or
university. Check with the admissions,
advising or counseling office to find out if the
new college or university has a special
agreement (called an “articulation
agreement”) to accept all of the credits from
the sending community or technical college
or proprietary school for students like you
who have completed a degree.
Myth: Credits for developmental courses
(sometimes called “remedial” courses)
transfer just like credits for general
academic courses.
Fact: Because developmental courses cannot
be used to fulfill the requirements of a
degree program, most colleges will not accept
these credits—even as elective credits.
Source: College for all Texans.
http://www.collegeforalltexans.com
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The Transfer Process Defined

Student transfer within postsecond- institution to another two-year Other Terms Associated with
ary education continues to be defined in institution. Postsecondary Transfer:
a myriad of ways. In an effort to • Reverse Transfer: Transfer from a
encompass transfer as it applies across Articulation Agreements: Formal
four-year institution to a two-year
a variety of contexts, the National arrangements between two or more
institution (may include students
Association for College Admission colleges and universities that specify
who enroll temporarily, such as for a
Counseling (NACAC) has definied the summer term.) how courses, a general education plan,
following terms as they relate to and/or major requirements transfer
“transfer” admissions. Reverse transfer is also used to refer from one institution of higher education
Common Types of Transfer to the process whereby academic to another. Types include:
credits for applicable coursework at a • Statewide articulation agreements:
• Vertical Transfer (also referred to as
college or university are transferred Apply to all public two- and four-
traditional, forward, upward, 2/4):
back to the community college for
Transfer from a two-year institution year institutions in a state.
purposes of awarding an associate’s
to a four-year institution. • General education core curriculum
degree (also referred to as reverse
• Lateral Transfer: Transfer from a transfer of credits, reverse credit (Core-to-Core; Lower-Division
four-year institution to another four- transfer, reverse articulation Core): Assurances within a state
year institution OR from a two-year agreement, etc.). and/or among colleges that general
education courses will broadly
transfer across institutions.
Trends in Transfer Admissions • Program articulation agreements
for credits earned toward a specific
Approximately one-third of the 2.8 million students who began their post- degree
secondary education in the fall of 2006, transferred at least once before
earning any degree (National Student Clearinghouse, 2012). This figure • Individual articulation agreements
includes all instances of transfer and mobility whether it was a temporary between two colleges
(summer courses) or longer term shift. • Guaranteed admission agreements.
Nearly half of all undergraduates are enrolled in community colleges.
Common Course Numbering
Approximately three quarters of transfer students enrolled in public two-
System: Ensures that equivalent
year and four-year institutions transfer to an institution in-state (about 78
percent for two-year publics, 75 percent for four-year publics). courses at different institutions have
the same title, number, and prefix, and
Typically 50–80 percent of first- that all such equivalent courses will be
time community college students accepted in transfer as if they had been
indicate a desire to transfer and taken at the receiving campus.
earn a higher degree.
The majority of students who Transfer Advisors (Faculty,
transfer vertically are Agents): Individuals who advise
successful. This chart shows students one-on-one on transfer; assist
postsecondary outcomes of a cohort students with preparing college
of students who started at a two- application forms; identify financial
year institution and transferred to resources for transfer; alert students to
a four-year institution, six years enhanced academic programming;
after transfer. Among this cohort of
introduce students to other faculty or
vertical transfer students,
staff who can serve as role models or
approximately 62 percent earned a
Bachelor’s degree or higher within mentors; conduct tours, etc.
six years after transfer. Another 8
percent were still enrolled and Transfer Champions: Individuals
making progress toward baccalaureate attainment who represent the interests and
(National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, 2013). interject the experiences of community
college transfer students in their
In the 2013–14 academic year, 46 percent of students who completed a
service on university committees and in
degree at a four-year institution were enrolled at a two-year institution
their interactions with faculty
at some point in the previous 10 years.  The prior two-year
enrollment may have been brief (as little as a single course) and the two-year colleagues.
institution may or may not have been the first one the student attended
(National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, 2015). Source:
www.nacacnet.com/research/transfer
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WE KNOW WHAT’S

Important TO YOU.

CREDITS: The transfer dictionary shows which of your credits will transfer to
UMass Lowell. uml.edu/transferdictionary
REQUIREMENTS: Find out more at uml.edu/requirementsbymajor
CASH: UMass Lowell provided $145 million in financial aid last year and met 91% of
demonstrated need. There are merit scholarships available for transfer students, too.
uml.edu/financialaid
HOUSING & CAMPUS LIFE: You won’t want to miss all that’s happening on campus—
Division I athletics, suite-style residences, great food and events. Housing is guaranteed!
uml.edu/student-services/reslife

Become work ready, life ready, world ready at UMass Lowell.

CONNECT WITH US!

uml.edu/transfer
transfer@uml.edu or 978-934-3931
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Featured Profiles
Home to 2,000 undergraduates from
over 30 countries, BLOOMFiELD
COLLEGE offers life-changing
opportunities to students who want to
write their own story. Our innovative
programming, committee faculty, and
unmatched personal attention create a
supportive community dedicated to
helping you realize your potential and
launch your career.
Bloomfield has long been committed to
offering a quality private education, with
the lowest tuition among New Jersey
independent colleges and universities.
That commitment is further enhanced by
the college’s elimination of its
comprehensive fee and all course fees
beginning fall 2015.
Bloomfield College has over 50 transfer
scholarships available, with 85 percent of
our transfer students receiving
scholarships. Many transfers attend
Bloomfield with no out-of-pocket costs. We
offer scholarships tailored especially for
transfer students including Phi Theta
Kappa honor society members.
Transferring to Bloomfield College is easy.
Academic Coaches meet one-on-one with
you to review transferrable coursework
and help you plan your class schedule and
achieve academic success.
Visit Bloomfield College and discover a
new addition at every turn: whether it’s
cutting-edge labs for our renowned
Nursing Program, suite-style living at the
recently built 84,000 sq. ft. Franklin
Street Residence Hall, or a brand-new
Center for Technology + Creativity for our
award-winning Creative Arts and
Technology Program coming in fall 2016 –
we are always moving our institution
forward.
Located just 15 miles from New York
City, Bloomfield is consistently ranked by
national organizations as one of the top
private Colleges in the country. U.S. News
& World Report has named Bloomfield
College the 11th most diverse liberal arts
college in the United States and one of the
top national liberal arts colleges in the
country for 2015.
Turn the page and start your next
chapter. Transfer to Bloomfield today!
Bloomfield College, 467 Franklin Street,
Bloomfield, NJ 07003; 800.848.4555,
ext. 1230; www.bloomfield.edu/transfer;
admission@bloomfield.edu
Transfer students are an important
part of the CENTRAL CONNECTiCuT
STATE uNiVERSiTY. With strong ties
to all the state’s community colleges,
CCSU works towards making the transfer
process easier and enabling students to
make the most out of their prior
education.
CCSU is a vibrant learning-centered
community, currently serving more than
9,000 undergraduate students. A CCSU
education balances academic challenge
and personal support, leading students to
become thoughtful, responsible, and
successful citizens. A network of study-
abroad opportunities, overseas inter-
institutional arrangements, and other
internationally focused programming
prepares students to become “global
citizens,” able to succeed in an
increasingly international marketplace.
CCSU’s undergraduate curriculum,
nationally recognized for its excellence by
the Association of American Colleges &
Universities, offers 100 majors in more
than 80 fields of study. Programs include
liberal arts and sciences, teacher
education, nursing, engineering,
technology, and business in addition to a
wealth of special programs that enrich
and further diversify educational
opportunities.
CCSU offers a welcoming and
attractive campus on the northern edge of
New Britain, 15 minutes from Hartford
and about two hours from New York City
and Boston. The campus of nearly 165
acres and some 40 buildings features
state-of-the-art technologies, places to
study, relax and hang with friends.
Wireless access is available throughout
the campus. The Elihu Burritt Library’s
current holdings include 750,000 volumes;
over 3,000 periodicals; and 550,000
additional items. The University offers 9
residence halls, housing 20 percent of
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students.
Why not register for a Transfer
Tuesdays program where you can meet
other new transfer students and learn
more about the University and how to
succeed here.
Central Connecticut State University,
1615 Stanley St., New Britain, CT 06050;
860.832.CCSU; www.ccsu.edu;
Admissions@ CCSU.edu
CiTY uNiVERSiTY OF NEW YORk
(CuNY)
Founded in 1847, CUNY has become
the leading urban public university in the
country. Over 270,000 students enrolled at
campuses located throughout the five
boroughs call CUNY home. With more
than 1,740 degree programs, 1,800 clubs
and 14 sports, each student is guaranteed
the right fit. And with New York City as a
backdrop, the possibilities are limitless.
The 4-year colleges of the CUNY
system: Baruch College, Brooklyn College,
The City College of New York, College of
Staten Island, Hunter College, John Jay
College of Criminal Justice, Lehman
College, Macaulay Honors College,
Medgar Evers College, New York City
College of Technology, Queens College and
York College offer programs in the Liberal
Arts and Sciences; Teacher Education;
Business; Computer Science and
Information Systems; Fine, Performing
and Technology-Related Arts; Health
Professions; Public Affairs; Community
and Social Services; and Engineering,
Architecture and Related Technologies.
CUNY colleges account for more than a
third of the business and finance degrees
awarded by New York City institutions,
about one-third of the city’s public school
teachers and a high percentage of the
nurses and health and science technicians
employed by local medical facilities.
CUNY considers each transfer
applicant as an individual.
Extracurricular accomplishments, special
talents and awards in particular fields
and academic achievements in light of life
experiences and special circumstances are
weighed to determine a student’s potential
for success at CUNY.
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In-state tuition is $6,330 (fees vary by
college) per year. Six out of 10
undergraduates attend tuition-free.
Nearly 80 percent of full-time college
students are debt free when they graduate
from CUNY.
City University of New York Welcome
Center, 212.997.CUNY (2869);
www.cuny.edu; admissions@cuny.edu
All college-bound students and their
parents want the best quality education at
the best value. CLARiON uNiVERSiTY
meets both of these needs and more. Our
beautiful 128-acre campus is nestled in the
rolling hills of western Pennsylvania, amid
a vibrant community of local shops and
restaurants.
Clarion offers world-class academic
challenges and the kind of support and
personal attention that attracts courageous,
confident students. With just 5,500 students,
Clarion offers nationally, and
internationally recognized programs where
faculty challenge students to reach higher
and further every single day.
With more than 100 academic degree
programs, including top programs in
business, science and technology, health
careers, communication and education,
Clarion provides opportunities where you
can become involved in research,
internships and study abroad that will
challenge and inspire you from your first
semester through graduation. Clarion
professors are here because they have
distinguished themselves academically, and
because they love to teach. Learning is not
limited to a classroom!
We pride ourselves on offering high-
impact, out-of-the-classroom opportunities.
Also, with more than 140 student
organizations, there’s always something
exciting happening on the campus to keep
you involved and enhance your academic
and social experience. You could find
yourself involved in the Greek community,
playing an intramural sport, or writing a
column for the school paper. Get involved
with the study abroad club, participate in
leadership or service programs or design
new projects to take classroom learning into
the world.
At Clarion, we’ll help you achieve more
than you’ve imagined, because it’s not how
you enter college that matters, it’s the
confidence you leave with that counts.
Clarion University, 840 Wood Street,
Clarion, PA 16214; 814.393.2306;
www.clarion.edu; admissions@clarion.edu
Students with credits from other
institutions recognize COLLEGE OF
STATEN iSLAND (CSI) for opportunities
in advanced study and research,
affordability and the ease of the transfer
process. We at CSI appreciate the special
concerns of transfer students and are
readily available to answer your questions
or address your concerns. We welcome
transfer students to our campus and look
forward to assisting you in your transition
to CSI.
CSI is a senior college of The City
University of New York (CUNY) serving
14,400 students. The 204-acre park-like
campus is the largest single campus in
NYC and combines beautiful
surroundings with top-notch facilities. A
sophisticated network links more than
2,500 computers on campus, enabling
students and faculty to transmit voice,
data, and multimedia communications.
The combination of modern equipment
with CSI’s highly-credentialed faculty and
hands-on experience prepares students for
both professional careers and graduate
school admission.
The College offers more than 80
undergraduate programs in collaboration
with a number of selective academic
programs, learning communities and
undergraduate and graduate research
opportunities. Among these are the
Verrazano School, offering students a
unique undergraduate education through
academically-motivated learning
communities; and the Teacher Education
Honors Academy at CSI for select
students who want to inspire enthusiasm
for Math and Science in middle and high
school students.
Dolphin Cove, the highly-anticipated
apartment-style residence halls, features
high-end amenities that foster a sense of
community. Residents will enjoy lounges, a
cardio-focused fitness center, meeting and
multi-purpose spaces, private study
rooms, mailroom, business center, vending
areas, and laundry.
Accept an invitation to excellence by
joining the thousands of students who
transfer to competitive programs at the
College of Staten Island.
College of Staten Island, 2800 Victory
Blvd. Staten Island, NY 10314;
718.982.2010; www.csi.cuny.edu;
admissions@csi.cuny.edu
CollegeTransferGuide.com
If you are thinking of transferring to a
new college, consider D’YOuViLLE
COLLEGE in Buffalo N.Y.  Now in its
second century, D’Youville attracts
students nationally and internationally. 
It provides a full range of health-
related, business, teacher education, social
science and liberal arts programs that
lead to great careers. D’Youville offers five-
year dual degree programs that get you
into the workforce faster and at less cost.
Students rate our small classes as a #1
attribute of the college with access to
professors a close second.  Tuition is
extremely affordable and scholarships are
available.
Here’s what two of our transfer
students say about D’Youville: 
“Originally, I didn’t go to D’Youville and
ended up at a large school.  I did not like it
at all because I never received any help so
I decided to transfer.  I visited D’Youville
and liked that it was smaller, had a family
atmosphere and everyone on campus was
so friendly. They all would say Hi, how are
you?  I made me feel welcome.  This never
happened at the larger school I attended.
When I got here, it was like being in
gigantic family.  It was great.”– Catherine
“My program at D’Youville College has
opened so many doors for me. The
instructors are focused on helping me
succeed and they’re always there for me
every step of the way.  I’ve had more real
world experience than most people my age
by doing internships and meeting
professionals.” – Kristin
Visit D’Youville and talk with our
admissions counselors and find out how
easy it is to transfer.  It will change your
life.
D’Youville College, 320 Porter Ave.,
Buffalo, NY 14201; 716.829.7600;
www.dyc.edu; admissions@dyc.edu
Transfer students are especially
welcome at DEAN COLLEGE. They
make up nearly 11percent of our student
body and come to us from community
colleges, other four-year colleges and both
small and large universities. Regardless of
your background, our faculty and staff
create a supportive learning environment
that makes Dean an ideal place for
transfer students to continue their college
education.
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Six Reasons Transfer Students Choose
Dean:
Personal: Our 16:1 student-teacher
ratio ensures that students can get help
when they need it. No class at Dean is
larger than 45 students and transfer
students are assured of their choice of
major.
Transfer Credit Flexibility: Dean
has a generous transfer credit policy
making it easy to earn your college degree
without adding time and expense. You can
transfer up to 90 credits from other
accredited institutions toward a bachelor’s
degree and 30 credits towards an
associate degree. All MassTransfer Block
courses will be accepted for full transfer
credit towards the core curriculum at
Dean.
Housing: We guarantee on-campus
housing - even for transfer students.
Living options include traditional
residence halls, converted Victorian
houses, and fully-furnished apartments.
Value: More than 95 percent of Dean’s
B.A. and B.S. graduates complete their
degree on time and are either employed or
in graduate school within six months.
Dean also awards $19 million in
scholarships and grants every year.
Support: Dean offers exceptional
academic support including peer or faculty
tutoring, formal one-on-one academic
coaching, assistance with learning
differences and help through the writing
and math centers.
Flexibility: Choose from nearly three-
dozen academic programs or work with an
advisor to design your own Liberal Arts
and Studies concentration.
Dean College, 99 Main St. Franklin, MA
02038; 508.541.1508; www.dean.edu;
admissions@dean.edu
DOWLING COLLEGE
LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK
With a commitment to excellence in
teaching, DOWLiNG COLLEGE is
devoted to helping students reach their
maximum potential. Our small class sizes
averaging just 17 students enable
individual instruction and provide flexible
class schedules that meet the varied
demands of students. We offer a
challenging curriculum where students
and teachers actively engage one another
in developing ideas and bringing them to
fruition. Dowling creates an inspiring
friendly atmosphere, complemented by
diverse organizations and captivating
special events throughout the year.
The newly refurbished Oakdale
Residence Hall, together with the modern
Brookhaven Residence Hall, provides one
of the best housing options at any college
in the region, according to parents.
Dowling offers a vibrant campus life that
promotes a supportive atmosphere that
allows our students to enrich their minds,
enliven their compassion, and become
more fulfilled individuals. We have
invested in improved facilities, new
technology and expanded academic
offerings that are all designed to enhance
the Dowling experience for years to come.
We are extremely proud of our
outstanding NCAA Division II athletic
teams. Our “Golden Lions” have been
playing at the top of their game. Our
facilities include a multipurpose stadium,
baseball and softball complex and athletic
fields on our Brookhaven Campus. Our
athletes, students, alumni and neighbors
will enjoy many sporting events on
Dowling College grounds and enjoy a true
home field advantage.
The School of Aviation at Dowling
College is one of the fastest growing
schools in the United States offering
undergraduate academic degree programs
in Aviation Management and Aerospace
Systems Technology. In addition, the
School of Aviation partners with the
School of Business offering an MBA in
Aviation Management. Dowling College
offers a flight training program leading to
private and commercial licenses and
instrument and multi-engine ratings for
those students seeking professional pilot
certification. Dowling also participates in
the FAA AT-CTI program training
students to successfully gain employment
as Air Traffic Controllers.
Dowling College, 150 Idle Hour Blvd.,
Oakdale, NY 11769; 631.244.3030;
www.dowling.edu;
admissions@dowling.edu
HOFSTRA uNiVERSiTY is transfer-
friendly. Each year Hofstra enrolls almost
1,000 new transfers from across the
country and around the world. The
Transfer Center facilitates a smooth
transition to Hofstra and provides the
special attention and individualized
support services transfer students
deserve.
Hofstra University is the largest
private college in Long Island with more
than 11,000 students from 47 states and
50 countries. The suburban campus is less
than an hour train ride from Manhattan,
giving students countless opportunities…
to intern, to network, to learn, to
experience some of the world’s greatest
cultural and recreational resources.
As a Hofstra University student, your
academic and personal journey is honored
above all else. You will be inspired to
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discover your strengths and find your
purpose through career-enhancing, life-
changing experiences. With an average
undergraduate class size of 21 and a
student–faculty ratio of 14-to-1, you will
be challenged by great teachers who know
your name and are dedicated to teaching
and training tomorrow’s leaders
Hofstra offers more than 140
undergraduate program options — all of
which offer opportunities for experiential
learning, on and off-campus. Real-world
experience, from an internship, a study-
abroad program, a fellowship or field
research with a professor, is a critical part
of preparing for life after college. Nearly
70 percent of Hofstra students have had
at least one internship.
Paying for it can seem daunting, but
rest assured, there are many options
available to help you meet the costs of a
Hofstra Education. In fact, 85percent of
Hofstra students qualify for some kind of
financial aid. Qualified transfer applicants
may be eligible to receive a transfer
scholarship up to $15,000 per year.
Hofstra University, 100 Hofstra
University, Hempstead, NY 11549;
516.463.6700; www.hofstra.edu;
transferadmission@hofstra.edu
wHere
business
Meets
FAsHion
Devoted exclusively to the business of
fashion, LiM College offers a unique
combination of strong academics and
extensive hands-on experience to prepare
you for a successful future.
At the undergraduate level, the College
offers majors in Fashion Merchandising,
International Business, Management,
Marketing and Visual Merchandising. For
graduate students, we offer programs that
are flexible and industry-oriented—ideal
for working professionals in today’s fast-
moving fashion scene.
Whichever program you choose, you’ll
be immersed in the real-world business of
fashion starting on day one.
Internships, guest speakers and field
trips in the heart of Manhattan are all
integral parts of your LIM College
education. In the process, you’ll make
industry connections that lay the
groundwork for a successful career.
You’ll also work closely with our
talented and experienced faculty.
Professors at LIM College are consultants,
buyers, marketing professionals and more.
They’re dedicated teachers who will know
your strengths, your interests and your
career goals—and who will help you
achieve them, too.
LIM College is the perfect destination
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for many transfer students. More than a
third of our current students have
transferred in, so we know how to make
your transition seamless.
You should apply as a transfer student
if you currently are, or have been, enrolled
in another college or university. (You
should apply as a freshman if you have
taken college courses as a non-degree
student, or if you are taking college
courses during your senior year in high
school.)
LIM, 12 East 53rd St., New York, NY
10022; 212.752.1530; www.limcollege.edu;
admissions@limcollege.edu
MANHATTAN COLLEGE seeks to
make the transfer process from
community colleges and other universities
as smooth as possible. Housing, financial
aid and scholarships are available for
accepted students.
Join the 3,500 Manhattan College
Jaspers who attend a small Catholic
college that is big on opportunities. With
a student-to-faculty ratio of 12:1, students
benefit from close to faculty interaction.
But with more than 40 majors and 20
graduate programs across six
distinct schools, Manhattan College has
big academic opportunities. Classroom
learning is applied to the real world
situations through internships, service-
learning projects and study abroad.   The College’s social conscience is informed
And many of these opportunities are
just a subway ride away. While the cam-
pus is in Riverdale, a quiet neighborhood
in the Bronx, just 10 miles away are the
bustling streets of midtown Manhattan.
Professors often use NYC as a classroom
with field trips to Wall Street, museums
and other world-famous locations and
students will find countless
entertainment, cultural and dining
venues.
Back home in Riverdale, Manhattan
College is a tight-knit campus where
faculty, advisers and support staff truly
know each of their students and no one
“slips through the cracks."  As a Lasallian
Catholic institution Manhattan College
strives to promote faith, respect, quality
education, community and social justice .
Manhattan College consistently ranks
among the top schools nationwide
in surveys that assess the value of a
college degree and alumni
salaries. According to a survey by
payscale.com, the median starting salary
for Manhattan alumni is $57,000, and the
median mid-career salary is $110,000.
You are invited to attend a Transfer
Thursday program. Speak with a transfer
admissions representative, submit all
application documents, take a
personalized campus tour and receive an
instant admission decision.
Manhattanville College, 2900 Purchase
St., Purchase, NY 10577; 914.323.5464;
www.manhattanville.edu;
admissions@mville.edu
MANHATTANViLLE COLLEGE is a
four-year, independent, coed, liberal arts
institution, founded in 1841, with a
diverse student body offering small
classes and a result driven, value-based
education.
On its 100-acre campus 30 miles north
of New York City, Manhattanville College
has created a small global village, while
its proximity to New York City creates a
constant flow of opportunity that brings
learning to life.
The college draws its student body of
1,700 full-time undergraduates and 1,000
graduate students from 53 different
countries and 34 states. If you’d like to
take the next step in your earning your
bachelor’s degree, register to attend a
Transfer Wednesday program where you
can receive an academic decision on the
spot.
Manhattanville’s mission is to educate
students to be ethical and socially-
responsible leaders in a global community.
by a commitment to serving the
community — whether it’s the
surrounding geographic area, where
undergraduates logged 32,290 hours of
service in a year — or the global
community, which student access through
Manhattanville’s extensive study-abroad
program.
The Manhattanville curriculum
nurtures intellectual curiosity and
independent thinking. With a student–
faculty ratio of 16:1, students and faculty
form close collaborative relationships.
Ninety percent of faculty hold the highest
terminal degree in their field. Under the
guidance of a faculty adviser, the student
maps his or her academic program,
establishing a major from different
branches of the liberal arts. Learning is
integrative and reflective.
Over 95 percent of Manhattanville
students receive some form of financial
assistance. Academic merit scholarships
for transfer students range from $10,000
to $16,000 per year.
Manhattanville College, 2900 Purchase
St., Purchase, NY 10577; 914.323.5464;
www.manhattanville.edu;
admissions@mville.edu
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NEW YORk iNSTiTuTE OF
TECHNOLOGY (NYIT) offers 90 degree
programs, including undergraduate,
graduate, and professional degrees, in
more than 50 fields of study, including
architecture and design; arts and sciences;
education; engineering and computing
sciences; health professions; management;
and osteopathic medicine. A non-profit
independent, private institution of higher
education, NYIT has more than 11,000
students attending campuses on Long
Island and Manhattan; in Nanjing, China;
in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.; in Vancouver,
Canada; at other global partner
universities; and online.
NYIT is a transfer-friendly college with
a staff dedicated to making the process
easy. At NYIT, you’ll find a generous credit
acceptance policy and an affordable
tuition.
New York Institute of Technology
prepares students for rewarding careers
and helps them realize their goals. That’s
why 87 percent of students have a job in
their field within six months of
graduation.
NYIT’s enhanced core curriculum
addresses the skills that employers are
looking for: communication, literacy,
critical and analytical thinking, an
interdisciplinary mindset, ethical and civic
engagement, a global perspective, and
knowledge of the nature and process of
arts and sciences.
Students have the opportunity to
explore a future career through
internships, community service, and
events connecting students with
employers and alumni. Students benefit
from a rich campus life experience as well
as leadership opportunities in clubs,
organizations, campus-wide events, and
intramural sports.
Sign up for one of NYIT’s Transfer
Enrollment Days where you will receive
an admission decision on-the-spot. In
addition, your application fee will be
waived and as a transfer student, you may
qualify for scholarships ranging from
$5,000 to $16,000 each year.
New York Institute of Technology,
Northern Boulevard, Old Westbury, NY
11568; 516.686.7520; www.nyit.edu;
transfer@nyit.edu
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Founded in 1856, NIAGARA
UNIVERSITY (NU) is one of the nation’s
premier comprehensive educational
institutions, blending the best of a liberal
arts and professional education, grounded
in a values-based, Catholic tradition.
Niagara’s colleges of Arts and Sciences,
Business Administration, Education, and
Hospitality and Tourism Management
offer programs at the baccalaureate,
master’s and doctoral level. All four of the
university’s academic colleges have
received the highest rankings from the top
accreditation boards in their fields.
And with more than 80 majors, nearly
60 minors, six pre-professional options,
and several combined master’s programs,
NU students are immersed in meaningful
real-world learning opportunities from the
moment they step foot on campus.
That experience helps Niagara alumni
translate their practical education into top
jobs within their career fields. According
to a recent survey, 95 percent of NU
graduates reported being employed or
enrolled in graduate school within one
year of graduation.
The highest in quality, Niagara is also
an exceptional value – a prestigious
private university education at a
reasonable cost when financial aid
packages are taken into account.
Currently, 98 percent of Niagara’s
incoming freshmen and transfer students
receive some form of financial aid, which
may includes scholarships, grants, loans,
and/or work-study.
In fact, Niagara University has
scholarships and awards exclusive
transfer students based on the student’s
overall quality point average (QPA). NU
Transfer Scholarships range from
$11,000–$14,000 per year, while NU
Transfer Awards, also QPA-dependent, are
worth $8,000–$9,000 per year.
Niagara University, Niagara University,
NY 14109; 800.462.2111;
www.niagara.edu;
admissions@niagara.edu
n or tH C A r olin A A & t
S t A t e U n i v e R S i t y
From our roots as an 1890 land-grant
university, North Carolina A&T State
University has expanded and adapted to
become a school fit for the 21st century
and beyond.
And your college journey can continue
at North Carolina A&T.  Every year, we
enroll a number of transfer students from
colleges across North Carolina and
throughout the country. This is the college
experience you always dreamed about.
Rigorous and mind-expanding academics
offered through seven schools and colleges
and 85 majors. Experience a welcoming,
diverse campus life and a supportive
community of friends, faculty, staff and
alumni who all have one goal in mind -
your success.
We believe in the power of our students
to solve problems, both local and global,
through technology, business, engineering,
the arts and other endeavors. We believe
that through exemplary instruction and
interdisciplinary studies, through
scholarly and creative research, and
through courage and community service,
N.C. A&T prepares students to enhance
the quality of life for themselves, the
citizens of North Carolina, the nation, and
the world.
We are home to visionary centers and
institutes concentrating on human-
machine studies, entrepreneurship and e-
business, advanced journalism, public
health, transportation, and more.  We are
also the proud home of the NCAA Division
I Aggies and the Blue & Gold Marching
Machine.
Whether you have an associate’s degree
or a few semesters of credit, there is a
place for you in the diverse and welcoming
Aggie community. Sign up to visit our
beautiful 200-acre campus on “Transfer
Thursdays” and join an information
session designed to answer your questions
about the transfer admissions
requirements.
North Carolina A&T State University,
1601 East Market St., Greensboro, NC
27411; 336.334.7946; www.ncat.edu;
uadmit@ncat.edu
The PENNSYLVANiA ACADEMY
OF FiNE ARTS (PAFA), located in
Philadelphia, is a specialized and unique
art school that attracts some of the most
committed and promising art students
from across the country and around the
globe to study painting, drawing,
printmaking, sculpture, and fine arts
illustration with a distinguished faculty of
working artists. The school holds a
position of national prestige, with cutting-
edge studio and classroom facilities,
private studios for students, a historic cast
collection, and the opportunity for
students to exhibit in a world-class
museum.
The highly anticipated Open Studios
Night and the Annual Student Exhibition
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(ASE) allow the public to view the high
quality and incredible diversity in the
vision and voice of PAFA’s student artists.
The ASE is the largest and longest-
standing exhibition of its kind, featuring
over 1,000 works of art by PAFA students,
exhibited in the Academy’s museum
galleries.
Studio arts training at PAFA provides
the foundational skills, intellectual
context, discipline and creativity for a
lifetime of making art. Students may earn
a Certificate or BFA undergraduate
degree at PAFA.
Transfer students are welcome to the
Certificate and BFA programs. Every
effort is made to assist you in obtaining as
many credits as possible without
impacting their PAFA experience.
Students are strongly encouraged to
submit course descriptions and a transfer
portfolio (on CD) of artwork from any
courses being evaluated for transfer.
PAFA currently has transfer
agreements with five regional community
colleges. Merit-based awards of up to
$6,000 are available to transfers from
Camden County and Montgomery County
Community Colleges and Community
College of Philadelphia. PAFA may
consider starting transfer agreements
with other interested community colleges.
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine
Arts, 128 North Broad St., Philadelphia,
PA 19102; 215.972.7625; www.pafa.edu;
admissions@pafa.edu
PRATT iNSTiTuTE is one of the
leading art, design, and architecture
schools in the United States.
Founded in 1887 and located on a 25-
acre beautifully landscaped enclosed
campus in Brooklyn, NY, Pratt provides
students with an outstanding professional
education and a traditional residential
college experience within the exciting
creative environment of one of the top art
schools in the United States.
Transfer Admissions
Fall: We are accepting applications for
fall 2015 on a rolling basis. If you intend
to apply, submit your application and all
required materials as soon as possible to
ensure that there is space in the program.
Spring: October 1. International
applicants are asked to apply by
September 1 if possible.
Pratt accepts transfer applications for
undergraduate programs spring term
although acceptance to the spring term
depends on available space and the
evaluation of credits and placement. All
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programs but architecture will accept
transfer applicants for spring if students
place appropriately for second semester
regardless of year.
Pratt accepts transfer applications for
spring regardless of your placement (first
semester, second semester) for the
following majors: construction
management, art history, art and design
education (for sophomore level only),
writing, and critical and visual studies.
Pratt will consider for all majors students
who place as second semester of any year
based on studio credits.
Pratt Institute, 200 Willoughby Avenue,
Brooklyn, NY 11205; 718.636.3514;
www.pratt.edu; admissions@pratt.edu
QuiNNiPiAC uNiVERSiTY is
located in Hamden, Connecticut, just eight
miles from New Haven and midway
between New York City and Boston.
Quinnipiac is a suburban campus
enrolling 6,542 undergraduate and 2,300
graduate students.
Every year, Quinnipiac University
welcomes as many as 250 transfers. They
quickly become part of Quinnipiac’s top-
notch academic programs and lively
student community, which supports more
than 100 student organizations and an
intriguing array of events and activities.
Quinnipiac is comprised of 600 acres on
three sites. The Mount Carmel campus is
adjacent to 1,700-acre Sleeping Giant
State Park. The picturesque campus
includes the main library and learning
commons, a real-time financial technology
center, a high-definition television
production studio, a recreation/fitness
center, outdoor tennis courts and athletic
fields.
The nearby 250-acre York Hill campus,
with panoramic views of the region, offers
suite-style housing for juniors and seniors
with kitchens, a lodge-like
student/recreation center, and a twin
arena sports center.
The North Haven campus, just four
miles away, provides upper-level and
graduate students in the Schools of
Education, Health Sciences, Nursing,
Medicine, and Law  with a state-of-the-art
setting on 100 acres.
At college you learn to balance work
and play. At Quinnipiac, you’ll find
facilities, classes and activities that will
get you going, keep you interested and
make you fit. And if you want to sit on the
sidelines, you can support one of
Quinnipiac’s highly ranked varsity teams.
Transfer students are encouraged to
attend an open house, which features
important information about each of our
academic programs and about
transferring to Quinnipiac. Additional
information sessions are held in late
November, January and March.
Quinnipiac University, Mt. Carmel
Avenue, Hamden, CT 06518;
203.582.8600; www.quinnipiac.edu;
transfer@quinnipiac.edu
RiViER uNiVERSiTY in Nashua,
New Hampshire, is a four-year Catholic
institution offering professional
preparation and a liberal arts education
for both undergraduate and graduate
students. For more than 80 years,
the University has offered academic
excellence in a learning environment that
seeks to educate the whole person—mind,
body, and spirit.
Rivier has agreements with a number
of community colleges, making your
transfer seamless and easy. Start your
degree at a community college and finish
in one of Rivier’s 60 degree programs. It
gets you started fast and saves you money.
Rivier offers a variety of student
support services, including the Writing
and Resource Center, Counseling Center,
Career Development, Multicultural
Student Office, Campus Ministry and
more. More than 85 percent of
undergraduate students receive financial
aid; Rivier awards over $7 million in
institutional aid annually.
The College has four residence halls
with a capacity of 450 students—
substance-free housing is available.
Service learning, internships, clinical
rotations, practicums and fully-updated
facilities provide hands-on learning for
students in all majors.
With quality academic programs and
facilities and resources to enhance the
learning experience, Rivier positions
students for future success. Graduates
leave with the knowledge and background
necessary for the competitive global
environment, as well as the skills
employers demand — solid critical
thinking, communication, and analytical
reasoning.
Rivier’s 68-acre campus is centrally
located in the heart of New England, an
easy drive to beaches, mountains, and
major metropolitan areas like Boston,
Hartford, and Portland. Nashua has been
voted the “Best Place to Live in America”
twice by Money magazine for its mix of
service and high-tech companies; cafés,
shopping, and off-campus entertainment;
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and plenty of outdoor activities.
Rivier University, 420 South Main St.,
Nashua, NH 03060; 603.888.1311;
www.rivier.edu; admissions@rivier.edu
ROCHESTER iNSTiTuTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
As one of the world’s leading career-
oriented, technological institutions, RIT
offers internationally recognized programs
in engineering, computing, photography,
design, fine arts, science, business,
hospitality and many other disciplines.
Talented, ambitious, and creative students
of all cultures and backgrounds
experience RIT’s innovative and
specialized curriculum. Our nine colleges
offer more than 90 bachelor’s degrees in
addition to our growing number of minors.
The foundation of an RIT education is
built upon a combination of
• Dedicated and experienced faculty
• A Strong liberal arts base
• Undergraduate research
opportunities and
• Experience gained through
cooperative education, internship
programs, and study abroad.
Each year, RIT enrolls over 1100 new
transfer students and another 2400
freshman to our Rochester, New York
campus. Our diverse student body comes
from all 50 states and over 100 countries.
Our students can be described as talented,
creative and active members of the RIT
community.
At RIT, we want your education to
continue beyond the classroom. Our
students become involved in the RIT
community by joining our active campus
life. Our diverse student body is reflected
in the variety of activities on campus.
There are more than 200 different student
clubs and organizations that range from
hobby and special interest to music, ethnic
and 24 intercollegiate & intramural
sports.
RIT has a long history of providing
educational opportunities to qualified
transfer students regardless of their
families’ economic circumstances. We offer
a comprehensive financial aid program
consisting of merit scholarships and a full
range of need-based grants, loans, and
campus employment programs.
RIT, 60 Lomb Memorial Drive,
Rochester, NY 14623; 585.475.6631;
www.rit.edu; admissions@rit.edu
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ST. FRANCiS COLLEGE
Small College. Big Dreams.
As one of the most affordable private
colleges in the New York Metropolitan
area and an exceptionally generous
financial aid program, St. Francis
College’s value-added approach provides
an education with all the benefits and
opportunities associated with a small
private college. It’s no doubt that St.
Francis has been consistently ranked by
U.S. News & World Report, Forbes.com
and Money magazine as a top college.
The College offers more than 70
programs, majors and minors, including
the innovative fields of Sports
Management, Entrepreneurship and
Interactive Media. Communication Arts
majors take advantage of the cutting-edge
HDTV production studio and art theater,
while the five-year combined BS/MS
degree in Accounting, takes graduates on
to jobs at some of the best Accounting
Firms. A five-year combined BA/MA in
Psychology offers students the benefits of
the same degrees but graduating in less
time.
Our Healthcare Management, Health
Promotion and Science and other health-
related programs are designed to teach
students the enhanced skills through
research and lab experiments conducted
in the state-of-the-art science and nursing
labs. In addition, the BS in Nursing
program, offered to qualified freshmen
and transfers, guides students to attain
the knowledge essential for becoming
professional nurse leaders.
Today, students have a choice to live in
the amazing location of Brooklyn Heights.
Safe and affordable student housing with
cutting-edge amenities is offered in the
newly renovated residence hall.
Take the Virtual Tour—Experience the
St. Francis College campus by taking our
Virtual Tour. Visit sfc.edu/#virtualtour and
explore the College as if you were actually
there. Click on the 360’s, photos and
videos and you will discover a vibrant
campus with so much to offer.
St. Francis College, 180 Remsen St.,
Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201;
718.489.5200; www.sfc.edu;
admissions@sfc.edu
SAiNT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE
Brooklyn and Long island
Since 1916, St. Joseph’s College has
provided an affordable liberal arts
education to a diverse group of students.
Independent and coeducational, St.
Joseph’s prepares students for lives of
integrity, intellectual and spiritual values,
social responsibility and service; lives that
are worthy of the College’s motto: Esse
non videri — “To be, not to seem.”
St. Joseph’s Brooklyn Campus
challenges its approximately 1,200
students to develop their full potential
and a joy of learning. With more than 400
faculty members, the College enjoys a
student-to-faculty ratio that provides
individual attention in an open,
supportive atmosphere.
The College’s location in Brooklyn puts
it at the center of one of the nation’s most
diverse academic and cultural cities. The
Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Brooklyn
Public Library and the Brooklyn Museum
of Art are all minutes away from the
College’s doors.
With Manhattan just over the Brooklyn
Bridge, students have quick and easy
access to such world-renowned
institutions as the Metropolitan Museum
of Art, the New York Public Library,
Madison Square Garden, Carnegie Hall
and Lincoln Center.
Campus facilities include seven
buildings and an outdoor theater across
three blocks in the Clinton Hill
neighborhood.
St. Joseph’s remains dedicated to
maintaining low costs while upholding a
strict standard of excellence. While
retention rates at most colleges are
slipping, St. Joseph’s remains above the
national average.
Its academic strength hasn’t gone
unnoticed. The College is consistently
recognized in U.S. News & World Report’s
annual “America’s Best Colleges” issue.
SJC BROOKLYN, 245 Clinton Avenue,
Brooklyn, NY 11205; 718.940.5300;
www.sjcny.edu; Brooklynas@sjcny.edu
SJC LONG ISLAND, 155 West Roe
Boulevard, Patchogue, NY 11772,
631.687.5100; www.sjcny.edu/long-island;
SAiNT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE OF
MAiNE is a Catholic liberal arts college
offering more than 40 academic
programs with a career focus. The 350-
acre campus is located on beautiful
Sebago Lake — just a half hour from
Portland, Maine’s largest city, and two
hours from Boston.
Transfer students may enroll in both
the fall and spring semesters. Transfer
students should demonstrate a strong
record of success in post-secondary
studies.
With 1,000 students, classes are small
and professors are accomplished, yet
friendly. Teaching and students are their
priority. They know your name, and
they’re always willing to meet with you.
Your professors’ network of professional
contacts with businesses and
organizations will help you obtain
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internships in your chosen field. And that
can make all the difference when looking
for a job.
In addition to a wide range of
traditional majors, Saint Joseph’s offers a
number of pre-professional programs in
pharmacy, physician assistant, optometry
and engineering with affiliate colleges. An
honors program and study-abroad
program at 265 colleges in 36 countries
round out the academic options, while the
academic services center provides skills
workshops, mentoring and tutoring
programs.
And when you want to step away from
the books you can take advantage of the
hundreds of acres of Saint Joseph’s
campus, which include brand-new outdoor
courts and fields, miles of nature trails,
and beachfront real-estate along the
gorgeous Sebago Lake. Or visit the Harold
Alfond Center, one of the finest college
recreation facilities in New England. It
features a spacious fitness room, a
gymnasium with suspended running track
and basketball/volleyball courts,
aerobic/dance studio, climbing wall,
swimming pool and sauna.
Saint Joseph’s College of Maine, 278
Whites Bridges Rd., Standish, ME 04084;
800.338.7057; www.sjcme.edu/transfer;
admissions@sjcme.edu
Established in 1872, SAiNT PETER’S
uNiVERSiTY, in Jersey City, New
Jersey, blends a unique learning
experience shaped by rigorous academics,
internships that provide real-world
experience, community service, and a
genuine, caring community that supports
you long after graduation.
With an undergraduate enrollment of
more than 3,000 and a student-faculty
ratio of 12-to-1, Saint Peter’s University is
committed to your success. The 30-acre
campus is small enough for everyone to
know you by name and big enough to
bring the world to your door.
Transfer students are encouraged to
become a part of Saint Peter’s student
community. The University participates in
the NJ Transfer Program and Individual
academic advisement makes your transfer
process easy.
Saint Peter’s University offers over 40
competitive majors in addition to a
number of pre-professional
programs offered in conjunction with New
Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT),
Rutgers University, and Seton Hall
University.
Students can participate in a wide
variety of activities such as student
government, newspaper, radio station,
music, theater, Division I athletics and
honor. And that’s before you hit the Big
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Apple, just a. 12-minute PATH train ride
away.
Living on campus greatly enhances
your experience at Saint Peter’s
University by providing many
opportunities to get involved. Students
can choose from traditional or apartment-
style living in the University’s seven
residence halls.
Generous financial aid is available to
transfer students. Scholarships for Saint
Peter’s University transfer students range
from $8,500 – $14,000 subject to your
academic GPA. Students residing on
campus are eligible to receive a housing
grant.
Saint Peter’s University, 2641 Kennedy
Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ 07306;
201.761.7100; saintpeters.edu;
admissions@saintpeters.edu
Steeped in a tradition of cultivating the
intellectual and professional growth of
women, SiMMONS COLLEGE is a
warm and engaging community with a
national reputation of academic
excellence. Founded in 1899, Simmons
was the first college in the United States
to offer women a liberal arts education
integrated with career preparation and
leadership.
Located in the historic Fenway
neighborhood of Boston, Simmons
students say it’s the best of both worlds —
a quintessential brick-and-ivy New
England campus in the middle of a
thriving city. Simmons’ beautiful, tree-
lined campus is literally surrounded by
music and fine arts, medical care and
research, politics and grassroots activism,
performance venues and the resounding
cheers of Red Sox fans at legendary
Fenway Park.
Transfer students are invited to dive
right into a lively and transfer-friendly
campus. Transfer students may apply to
the Honors Program and take advantage
of short-term travel courses and study
abroad opportunities as well.
Simmons students choose from over 40
majors and have the option to combine
diverse fields of interest to meet their
academic and professional goals. Over 30
percent of Simmons students choose to
double major, and many take advantage of
the opportunity to enter into one of the
College’s accelerated degree programs
Exceptional internship, fieldwork and
research opportunities allow students to
develop confidence, impressive résumés
and a network of professional contacts.
Many of our transfer students live
within our residential community, often
paired with other incoming transfer
students. Nine brick residence halls
offering high-speed internet access and
cable TV enclose a beautiful green
courtyard.
Simmons College, 300 The Fenway,
Boston, MA 02115; 617.521.2051;
www.simmons.edu; transfer@simmons.edu
At SOuTHERN NEW HAMPSHiRE
uNiVERSiTY (SNHU), we make
transferring easy and will work closely
with you to let you transfer as many of
your hard-earned credits as possible.
Utilizing a simple application process and
allowing you to transfer up to 90 credits
toward your degree, we give you credit for
your hard work and make earning your
bachelor degree that much easier.
Transfer students are even eligible for
financial aid, including up to $15,000 in
grants and scholarships. Along with
financial aid counseling and one-on-one
academic advising offered throughout the
year, SNHU also hosts three orientation
programs (Summer, Fall and Spring) for
incoming transfer students, all focused on
the social, academic and personal
experiences unique to that of the transfer
student experience.
Home to 2,900 full-time undergraduates
from over 65 countries, SNHU’s idyllic
campus setting provides a strong com-
munity atmosphere with easy access to
downtown Manchester — the largest city
north of Boston. You’ll find that the
campus feels like home. Stunning
facilities include a dining hall, residence
halls, an academic center, and a student
center, and a newly-opened 50,000-square-
foot Library Learning Commons that
provides students with a dynamic center
for learning.
SNHU is also dedicated to making sure
that graduates move into meaningful
careers when they graduate. Career
development services are built into the
curriculum with SNHU303, a required
course that includes résumé writing
and/or critiquing, mock interviews,
company and industry research, and
networking strategies. SNHU’s top-notch
Career Development Center (CDC) also
offers counseling and skill-building
sessions, organizes company site visits,
and brings businesses and organizations
to campus to interview students for jobs
and internships. The University has
established relationships with a number
of high-profile employers who provide
internship and job opportunities,
including Fidelity Investments, Google,
IBM, New York Life, Walt Disney World,
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Boston Red Sox, and Marriott
International.
Southern New Hampshire University,
2500 North River Road, Manchester, NH,
03106; 603.645.9687; www.snhu.edu;
transfer@snhu.edu
STATE uNiVERSiTY OF NEW
YORk - ALFRED STATE is a great
choice for a transfer institution. We’ve got
caring faculty, small class sizes, and a
tight-knit living/learning community. We
also boast more than 70 majors, 19
baccalaureate degrees, and an impressive
99 percent employment and continuing
education rate.
Our students thrive on our applied
learning philosophy because Alfred State
students are go-getters. They’d rather get
in on the ground floor than sit in the back
of a classroom. And the hands-on
experiences don’t just happen on
campus—our students travel abroad, go
cross-country, and reach for the stars.
Take it from Katie Dussing, a 2015
architectural technology graduate from
Syracuse. Since transferring, she has
worked on projects with the Southern Tier
Architectural Resource Center and
become co-project manager of the school’s
entry for the U.S. Department of Energy’s
2015 Solar Decathlon.
“Learning everywhere else is more
theory-based and I feel like at Alfred
State, it’s so much more hands-on and I
would have never experienced this stuff at
any other school.”
Two scholarships are available for
transfer students – the Transfer
Scholarship and the Phi Theta Kappa
External Transfer Scholarship. More
information can be found at
http://www.alfredstate.edu/financial-
aid/scholarships/transfer-student-
scholarships.
Visit Alfred State
Get a real taste of Alfred State culture
by scheduling a visit during the week
while classes are in session. Check out our
academic departments, meet with a
transfer adviser, tour the campus with a
current student, and find out why Alfred
State has become the transfer college of
choice for a growing number of students.
Alfred State, 10 Upper College Drive,
Alfred, NY 14802; 607.587.3931;
www.alfredstate.edu;
admissions@alfredstate.edu
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A STATE uNiVERSiTY OF NEW
YORk AT OSWEGO education provides
a world of opportunities to put learning
and scholarship into meaningful action.
The College holds the prestigious
Carnegie designation for community
engagement and is a SUNY leader in
cooperative education, integrating
workplace experience with academic
study.
Oswego offers more than 110 academic
programs in its four academic divisions:
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences;
School of Business; School of Education;
and School of Communication, Media and
the Arts. U.S. News & World Report
includes Oswego in “America’s Best
Colleges.”
Whether you’re coming from a
community college, other four-year
institution or schooling abroad, Oswego
looks to provide maximum value from
your previously earned credits with
minimum hassles, thanks to excellent
transfer advising and other academic
support services.
Small classes offer students the
opportunity for invaluable interaction
with faculty and peers. Oswego’s faculty
and students actively participate in
research and creative activities. The
College stresses the importance of
undergraduate research, enabling
advanced research for undergraduates
that other institutions offer only at the
graduate level.
What happens to you outside the
classroom during your time at Oswego can
be just as important as what happens
inside the classroom. More than 190
registered clubs and organizations offer
exciting ways to get involved.
Participating in student clubs and
organizations is a great way to build
friendships while learning leadership and
responsibility.
As of 2015–16, tuition for New York
State residents is $6,170 for the year,
$15,820 for out-of state residents. Transfer
student are eligible for the $1,000
Transfer Merit Scholarship and Transfer
Achievement Scholarship.
State University of New York at
Oswego, 7060 Route 104, Oswego, NY
13126-3599; 315.312.2250;
www.oswego.edu; admiss@oswego.edu
As a student at the uNiVERSiTY OF
BRiDGEPORT (uB), you will find a
virtually endless range of opportunities to
explore new areas of interest and gain
hands-on experience.
Located on the I-95 corridor between
New York and Boston, UB will connect
you with internship and cooperative
learning opportunities with more than
200 of the top businesses, medical centers,
schools, and organizations in the world.
Faculty engage students every day on
an individual basis in multidisciplinary
research spanning the fields of
engineering, business, design, and the
sciences. UB students volunteer
thousands of hours each year to schools,
nonprofit organizations, and community
service agencies here and across the
country to gain invaluable experience
while improving the lives of others.
With the lowest tuition costs of any
private university in the state of
Connecticut, an average financial aid
package of $22,000, and 98 percent of
students receiving financial aid, UB is not
only a smart choice, but an affordable one
as well.
Transferring to UB has never been
easier or more affordable. Benefits
include:
• A transfer policy that maximizes the
number of credits you can transfer
into UB
• Junior status with completion of your
associate degree (in a compatible
program)
• Generous scholarships for qualified
transfer students ranging from
$6,000 to $15,000
• Entering a one-year master’s degree
program in many areas including:
Education, Computer Science and
Business (MBA) after completing
your undergraduate degree at UB
At UB, the choices are endless for on-
campus involvement. Student life is
engaging, exciting, and fun. With more
than 50 active student clubs and
organizations, it’s hard not to be involved
on campus. The campus has something to
offer everyone.
The University of Bridgeport, 126 Park
Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 06604;
203.576.4552; www.bridgeport.edu;
admit@bridgeport.edu
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Founded in 1920, the uNiVERSiTY
OF NEW HAVEN (UNH) is a private, co-
educational institution that offers a wide
range of majors in a small, intimate
college environment. UNH attracts
students who are interested in a liberal
arts education with an emphasis on career
preparation through internships, co-
operative education, research, community
service, and more. With over 100 different
programs of study for 4,600 full-time
students, UNH offers a personalized
experience that focuses on “experiential
learning.”
Every year, over 300 students transfer
to UNH. You are invited to join one of the
nation’s leading institutions for 21st
century experiential education.
UNH is located in suburban West
Haven, Connecticut, conveniently situated
75 miles from New York City and 135
miles from Boston. Only minutes away
from the beautiful beaches along Long
Island Sound, the University offers a
shuttle to downtown New Haven and
other local areas.
• UNH has over 240 full-time
professors, 90 percent of whom hold a
PhD or other terminal degree.
Student-to-faculty ratio is 16:1;
average class size is 23.
• UNH students have access to more
than 400 study-abroad programs
worldwide and its student-athletes
compete in 16 varsity sports in the
NCAA Division II’s highly competitive
Northeast-10 Conference.
• UNH has 11 on-campus and 6 off-
campus housing locations offering a
variety of living options ranging from
a traditional residence hall to
apartment-style housing with suites
of two or more bedrooms.
Prospective transfer applicants can
meet with a transfer evaluation counselor
during a personal visit or one of the
University’s Transfer Discovery Days. You
may even qualify for up to $20,000 in
merit-based academic scholarships
specifically for transfer students.
University of New Haven, 300 Boston
Post Road, West Haven, CT 06516;
203.932.7319; www.newhaven.edu;
admissions@newhaven.edu
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VAuGHN COLLEGE OF
AERONAuTiCS AND TECHNOLOGY
is committed to providing its nearly 2,000
students with an unparalleled educational
experience in the fields of engineering,
technology, management and aviation.
Significant investments made recently in
learning environment, degree programs
and academic resources have enhanced
the value of a Vaughn degree.
At Vaughn College, you’ll be encouraged
to grow academically, explore creatively
and think about your future in a whole
new way. Vaughn’s faculty and staff
support students at every step of their
educational journey, helping them achieve
their goal of a college degree.
In fact, 92 percent of Vaughn graduates
are employed or continue their educations
within one year of graduation.
Vaughn remains committed to
providing its students with a private
college experience at a highly competitive
tuition rate; 90 percent of students receive
some type of financial aid. Transfer
students may be eligible for the Transfer
Student Scholarship ranging from $1,000
to-$3,000 per academic year, or Vaughn
College Scholarships of up to $2,000 per
year.
Vaughn recognizes that the college
experience also takes place outside of the
classroom. The College’s new residence
hall features panoramic views of
Manhattan and a staff eager to assist
students in taking advantage of all that
New York City has to offer. An array of
clubs and organizations are available to
students, including the Robotics Club,
American Association of Airport
Executives–Student Chapter and Women
in Aviation, International. Vaughn also
competes in intercollegiate athletics as a
member of the Hudson Valley
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
(HVIAC).
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and
Technology, 86-01 23rd Ave., Flushing, NY
11369
718.429.6600 x117; 866.6VAUGHN; Fax
718-779-2231
Web www.vaughn.edu; Email:
david.griffey@vaughn.edu
Founded in 1904, WENTWORTH
iNSTiTuTE OF TECHNOLOGY offers
exciting opportunities for students looking
to build a framework for success in the
innovation economy. Our unique
interdisciplinary curriculum combines
technical studies, opportunities to
collaborate and innovate, meaningful
career training experiences, and an
environment focused on developing
practical solutions to real-world
challenges. The result: Excellent
preparation for a successful career.
Wentworth offers a unique combination of
five factors that help ensure career
success through a seamlessly integrated
program of learning, building, and doing.
Yesterday’s credentials are no match for
the challenges of the future — only at
Wentworth do all these factors converge
and prepare you for the career you
envision.
Wentworth’s Five Factors of Career
Success:
1) Focused Academics
2) Cooperative Learning
3) Innovation & Entrepreneurship
4) Collaboration & Partnerships
5) Ideal Location
Transfer Students
Finding the school that is the right fit
for you is incredibly important—but not
always easy. We are always interested in
motivated, career-oriented students who
think that Wentworth is a good fit for
their goals and interests. When evaluating
transfer applicants, we look at both high
school, and college transcripts, a typical
admitted transfer student has a GPA of at
least B+ to C+ or better.
Students interested in transferring to
Wentworth may also transfer credits for
the courses they have already taken. We
review each course on an individual basis
to determine if it is applicable to that
student’s program here at Wentworth. At
minimum, students must complete 50
percent of their curriculum at Wentworth
in order to graduate. Learn more about
the transfer application and credit
transfer requirements online at
wit.edu/admissions/transfer.
Wentworth Institute of Technology, 550
Huntington Ave. Boston, MA 02115;
617.989.4000; www.wit.edu;
admissions@wit.edu
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Founded in 1871 to educate
Pennsylvania’s teachers, WEST
CHESTER uNiVERSiTY (WCu) is a
comprehensive university offering 114
undergraduate degree programs and 43
undergraduate certificates. More than
16,000 students are pursuing their
education on its 409-acre suburban
Philadelphia campus, making West
Chester the largest of the 14 institutions
in Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher
Education.
With extensive opportunities for
internships and field experiences, West
Chester University offers students the
chance to explore knowledge and theory in
real-world applications as well as in class.
Cutting-edge technology is of paramount
importance to majors in all fields, and
West Chester University’s facilities help
prepare students for their professions.
WCU extends the campus beyond its
physical borders with numerous study-
abroad opportunities including sites in
Ireland, Germany, Taipei, South Korea,
and Japan. Faculty direct study-abroad
courses in additional countries during
winter and spring break as well as
summer sessions.
Transfer students are an important
part of the WCU undergraduate
community, and the University has
programs in place to help you succeed.
The University holds Transfer Orientation
sessions in the summer and in January.
You will tour the campus, receive
information about living on campus or
commuting, and learn about the resources
available to help you be successful at
WCU. Most importantly, you will network
with other transfer students and learn
how to get involved at WCU.
Housing is available for transfer
students on the South Campus in The
Village and The East Village Apartments.
All the new residence halls incorporate
environmentally friendly materials and
feature suite-style living, air conditioning,
wireless and high-speed Internet.
West Chester University, 700 South
High St., West Chester, PA 19383;
610.436.3411; www.wcupa.edu;
transfer@wcupa.edu
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 Explore Your Transfer Options
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