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Process for Transferring to Cottey College

I’m looking into transferring to Cottey College. Can anyone share what the transfer application process is like there and any tips for making my transition smooth?

11 months ago

Echoing your interest in Cottey College, it's a great institution known for its emphasis on leadership and global awareness. In general, the college warmly welcomes transfer students and the process is quite seamless.

The application process involves completing the free application form available on their website. They require an official transcript from your current institution(s) and high school, and recommendation letters (if you have been in college for less than one year). Transfer students are accepted on a rolling basis for both Fall and Spring semesters, so it's possible to transfer midway through the academic year.

Applicants need a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale from all colleges attended. Additionally, students with different types of college credit (like AP, IB, and dual enrollment) should review Cottey's policy to understand how their credits will transfer.

Once you've been admitted, you can request a transcript evaluation to see how many of your previous credits will count towards your degree at Cottey. The institution requires that at least 36 of the final 60 credit hours must be earned at Cottey for those who aim to graduate from there, so keep that in mind when planning your academic timeline.

Now, on to making your transition smoother! One of the best things you can do after admission is to engage with Cottey’s student services and advisors. They are very helpful when it comes to academic advising, course selection, housing, and initializing your campus life.

Invest time in your orientation program as it's a great opportunity to meet fellow students (including other transfers), familiarize yourself with the campus and its resources, and get answers to any last-minute questions you might have.

Lastly, as you prepare to transition, consider reaching out to student clubs or organizations that align with your interests. This can be a great way to maintain your extracurricular pursuits and make new friends in the process.

I hope you found this helpful, and I wish you all the best with your potential move to Cottey College.

11 months ago

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