Admissions Practices. 2.1. WVU encourages applications from articulating Affiliate students who wish to pursue a baccalaureate degree program at WVU (post Associate).
2.2. Articulating Affiliate students who graduate with an Associate degree and have a transferable GPA of at least 2.0 and are in good standing are guaranteed admission to WVU. Guaranteed admission to WVU does not mean such students are guaranteed admission to their articulated majors without satisfying the WVU major criteria.
2.3. Students transferring from Affiliate to specific WVU programs must meet the same prerequisites, grade point average (GPA) and other admission criteria, as other native or transfer students applying to WVU programs, unless specifically outlined as part of an articulated pathway.
2.4. International students from countries where the native language is not English must have a minimum TOEFL score of five hundred (500) (paper based), IBT TOEFL sixty-one (61) and IELTS 6.0.
Admissions Practices. Th e applicant has been informed that s/he has been accepted into the program and that official transcripts or required documentation must be received by the institution within one enrollment period not to exceed 12 semester credits, or the student’s application will no longer be valid.
Admissions Practices. 1. As an open enrollment institution, WSU accepts applications from MHCC students to pursue any degree program at WSU. Transferring MHCC applicants must meet the same general admissions criteria as other students applying for transfer to WSU. Students transferring from MHCC to the WSU BS- Automotive Technology program must meet the same prerequisites, grade point average (GPA) and other specific admissions criteria, as other native or transfer students applying to this specific WSU program.
Admissions Practices. 2.1. WVU encourages applications from articulating Affiliate students who wish to pursue a baccalaureate degree program at WVU (post A.A., A.S., or A.A.S.).
2.2. Articulating Affiliate students who graduate with an A.A., A.S., or A.A.S. degree and have a transferable GPA of at least 2.0 and are in good standing are guaranteed admission to WVU. Guaranteed admission to WVU does not mean such students are guaranteed admission to their articulated majors without satisfying the WVU major criteria.
2.3. Students transferring from Affiliate to specific WVU programs must meet the same prerequisites, grade point average (GPA) and other admission criteria, as other native or transfer students applying to WVU programs, unless specifically outlined as part of an articulated pathway.
2.4. International students from countries where the native language is not English must have a minimum TOEFL score of five hundred (500) (paper based), IBT TOEFL sixty-one (61) and IELTS 6.0.
Admissions Practices. 2.1. WVU encourages applications from articulating Affiliate students who wish to pursue a baccalaureate degree program at WVU (post Associate’s degree ).
2.2. Articulating Affiliate students who graduate with an Associate’s degree and have a transferable GPA of at least 2.0 and are in good standing are guaranteed admission to WVU. Guaranteed admission to WVU does not mean such students are guaranteed admission to their articulated majors without satisfying the WVU major criteria.
2.3. Students transferring from Affiliate to specific WVU programs must meet the same prerequisites, grade point average (GPA) and other admission criteria, as other native or transfer students applying to WVU programs, unless specifically outlined as part of an articulated pathway.
2.4. International students from countries where the native language is not English must have a minimum TOEFL score of five hundred (500) (paper based), IBT TOEFL sixty-one (61) and IELTS 6.0.
Admissions Practices. 1. SU will accept applications from students who wish to transfer from VCCS into any baccalaureate degree program at SU. Transferring VCCS applicants must meet the same admissions criteria as other students applying for transfer to SU. Students are accepted by Strayer into a program of study that aligns with the Associate's degree program. If a student changes his/her program of study at Strayer, credits earned at the community college will be reviewed for applicability to new program.
2. VCCS students who graduate with an associate's degree, are applying to a related degree program at SU, and have a VCCS cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 are guaranteed admission to SU. Once admitted, students are subject to all other policies and procedures, including residency requirement of SU, as outlined in the SU catalog. Students who have questions may consult a counselor and/or advisor at either institution for assistance.
3. VCCS students, who have completed or will complete an associate's degree by the time they enroll in classes at SU, will be exempted from paying the SU application fee.
4. Any scholarships or tuition discounts offered by SU in the future to two-year college articulated students will automatically be considered part of this agreement. They would apply from date of implementation forward and would not apply to students already enrolled at SU from the Articulated college.
5. SU also offers military scholarships for active duty military personnel.
Admissions Practices. 1. NLU will accept applications from students who wish to transfer from Xxxxxx Business Institute into any related baccalaureate degree program at NLU as noted on the transfer guides accompanying this agreement. Transferring Xxxxxx Business Institute applicants must meet the same admissions criteria as other students applying for transfer to NLU.
2. TBI graduates applying to a related degree program at NLU who have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 are guaranteed admission to National Louis University. Once admitted, students are subject to all other policies and procedures, including residency requirement of NLU, as outlined in the NLU catalog. Students who have questions may consult a counselor and/or advisor at either institution for assistance.
3. International students applying to NLU are required to meet NLU’s proof of English language requirements. A foreign transcript evaluation will be necessary for any credits that a student wishes to transfer in from an institution outside of the United States.
Admissions Practices. SU will accept applications from students who wish to transfer from MTC into any baccalaureate degree program at SU. Transferring MTC applicants must meet the same admissions criteria as other students applying for transfer to SU. MTC students, who have completed or will complete an AA/AS or AAA/AAS degree by the time they enroll in classes at SU, will be exempted from paying the SU application fee. Students transferring from MTC to specific SU programs must meet the same prerequisites, grade point average (GPA) and other admission criteria, as other native or transfer students applying to SU’s programs. MTC students who graduate with an AA/AS or AAA/AAS degree, have earned at least 24 semester hours of transferable work at MTC, and have a MTC curriculum GPA of at least 2.0 are guaranteed admission to SU. Once admitted, students are subject to all other policies and procedures, including residency requirement of SU, as outlined in the SU catalog. Students who have questions may consult a counselor and/or advisor at either institution for assistance. SU will transfer in, in its entirety, the AA/AS or AAA/AAS degree program for students enrolling in a related degree program at SU. General Education/Integrative Studies - students completing an AA or AS at MTC will be considered to have met all lower division general education requirements at Xxxxxxx University. Where course equivalencies exist for required courses and/or prerequisites, these courses will apply to SU’s graduation requirements in the student's stated major field of study. For courses taught at the 300 or 400 level at SU, students may be required to take alternative courses to earn upper division credit. All credits earned at MTC while completing an associate degree program will be evaluated for credit by SU. ”D” grades will be accepted. However, SU will accept only courses in which a grade of “C” or better is earned by students who have not completed the requirements for the associate degree at MTC. SU will evaluate courses/credits earned through Advanced Placement (AP), College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), or other testing programs. SU also will evaluate courses/credits earned at other institutions. Students seeking credit for these courses must provide the university with official transcripts for evaluation. SU will evaluate Prior Learning Activity for Credit Evaluation and other life experiences for possible credit. Students should present documentation to a SU Campus Xxxx for assessmen...
Admissions Practices. 1. With an earned Associate of Arts in Human Services and a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better, CNM students will have met the minimum admissions requirement for New Mexico State University
a) Students will be required to submit an application for admission and official transcripts.
2. The Bachelor of Public Health practices a competitive admissions process that requires a completion of:
a) The state of New Mexico common core (35 credit hours)
b) Math 120 Intermediate Algebra or MATH 121 College Algebra or MATH 142G Calculus for Biological and Management Sciences with a “C” or better.
c) MATH 1330 Introduction to Probability & Statistics with a “B” or better.
d) NMSU’s a. PHLS 150G Personal Health and Wellness
Admissions Practices. 1. SU will accept applications from students who wish to transfer from CCC into any related baccalaureate degree program at SU. Transferring CCC applicants must meet the same admissions criteria as other students applying for transfer to SU.
2. CCC students, who have completed or will complete an AA/AS degree by the time they enroll in classes at SU, will be exempted from paying the SU application fee.
3. Students transferring from CCC to specific SU programs must meet the same admission criteria, as other native or transfer students applying to SU’s programs.
4. CCC students who graduate with an AA/AS degree, are applying to a related degree program at SU, and have a CCC curriculum GPA of at least 2.0 are guaranteed admission to SU. Once admitted, students are subject to all other policies and procedures, including residency requirement of SU, as outlined in the SU catalog. Students who have questions may consult a counselor and/or advisor at either institution for assistance.
