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What are the transfer requirements for Loras College?

I'm thinking about transferring to Loras College and want to know their transfer requirements. Does anyone have experience with their process and know what's needed to improve my chances?

2 months ago

Absolutely, I can help with that! Loras College has its transfer admission process detailed on its official website.

To begin, there's no application fee for Loras College; you'll need to apply online using either their in-house application or through Common Application.

Next, they require an official transcript from every college and university you've attended. Your college registrar’s office can typically forward this documentation to you.

Moreover, Loras demands an official high school transcript or GED score report if you've earned less than 24 semester hours of college credit.

They will also look to see that you are in good academic standing at the last college or university you attended. Loras normally gives a favorable review to applicants who have maintained a cumulative GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale (students with a 2.5 college GPA are automatically admitted).

Finally, a personal essay or graded paper from your current institution is also recommended. This isn't always required, but it can provide beneficial context about your experiences and aspirations.

Once you've submitted all materials, Loras completes a holistic review of your application. They look at your cumulative GPA, reasons for transferring, involvements, recommendations, coursework, and how you might contribute to the Loras community. They appreciate seeing students who exhibit strength in their major or area of interest and report these courses on their transcript.

In terms of deadlines, Loras has a rolling basis for transfer applications. However, they encourage you to apply at least a month prior to the semester start to ensure a smooth enrollment process.

Keep in mind, that the more information they have about you as a student and person, the better they can evaluate your application. So, feel free to include anything you think would highlight your achievements or special circumstances.

Best of luck in your application process!

2 months ago

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