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How do transfer courses work for Pomona College?

I'm planning to transfer to Pomona College and wanted to know what the process is like for transferring courses. How do I make sure my prior credits are accepted, and where can I get more info about this?

2 months ago

Pomona College does accept transfer courses, but they're evaluated on a case-by-case basis to ensure they align with Pomona's academic standards and curriculum. Here's some information you might find useful:

When you apply to the Pomona as a transfer student, your transcripts will be thoroughly evaluated by the admissions office. You'll need to provide official transcripts from each collegiate institution you've attended, even if you didn't receive credit.

The course transfer typically involves matching the courses you took at the previous institutions to corresponding or equivalent courses offered at Pomona. Pomona's admissions office looks at the content, level, and rigor of your completed coursework to make this determination.

Additionally, it's important to note that you typically need to have received a grade of a 'C' or better for the course to be considered for transfer.

On another note, if you've taken courses at an accredited community college, these can also potentially be transferred. However, even if a course is transferable, that doesn't guarantee it will satisfy a specific requirement or major requirement at Pomona, so it's essential to double-check it aligns with the course structure at Pomona.

For more detailed information, you're best advised to get in touch directly with Pomona's admissions office. They would guide you through the specific procedure, and they may even have a transfer credit evaluator or dedicated counselor who can provide more personalized advice based on your academic history.

Remember, transferring credits is just one part of the transfer application process. You'll also need to consider submitting the other required application materials, including your statement of purpose and letters of recommendation - and of course, understanding Pomona's specific admissions requirements.

Good luck with your application!

2 months ago

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