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Considering a Transfer to St. Francis College

I'm interested in transferring to St. Francis College and want to learn more about the general transfer process. Are there specific application steps or requirements?

11 months ago

Absolutely, it's certainly important to research the specifics of the transfer process for each individual school, as they often vary. For St. Francis College, there are a few steps you'll need to take:

1. Complete the College’s transfer application: You can typically find this on the school's admission page. It is the first step to officially submit your intent to transfer.

2. Submit official college transcripts: You must submit official transcripts from all colleges or universities you've attended. St. Francis College needs these to assess your previous academic performance and credit eligibility.

3. Submit your high school transcript or GED: Even though you're a college student, the college still wants to review your high school credentials.

4. Consider letters of recommendation: While not mandatory, St. Francis College does accept letters of recommendation. It can be a good opportunity to showcase your skills, abilities, and personality from an external viewpoint.

5. If you are an international student, you may need to provide proof of English proficiency (like TOEFL or IELTS scores) and a course-by-course evaluation of foreign transcripts.

Regarding the actual credit transfer, it's worth noting that St. Francis College generally accepts up to 90 transfer credits toward your degree, provided they are from accredited institutions and you have received a grade C or better in those courses. However, your specific degree program will influence which of your credits will satisfy major requirements or general education requirements.

I advise reaching out to the college’s admissions office directly to ask about the specifics of your fields of interest and any other unique circumstances that might pertain to you. They will have the most current and comprehensive information. Best of luck with your transfer process!

11 months ago

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