Transfer Admissions

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Hundreds of students transfer to »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ each year. »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ accepts transfer students from two and four-year institutions with any number of completed credits. »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ recognizes the needs of transfer students may differ from those of freshmen, and works to make the transition to the University as smooth as possible. Please contact a transfer admissions counselor with any questions about the application process. Schedule an appointment to visit campus today.

Admission

The University admits on a rolling admissions basis until the desired term is full. Students are encouraged to apply early.

For admission and scholarship purposes, »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ calculates transfer GPA for all courses attempted at all universities attended. This cumulative GPA will not appear on a student’s »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ transcript. Once enrolled, only grades received at »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ are used to calculate a GPA (exceptions include the cumulative GPA for nursing program admissions).

Students transferring with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college with 60 or more credits completed may be accepted with junior standing.

Submit your application What documents do you need to submit?

Application Review How will your application be evaluated?

The Admissions Review Committee at »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ strives for transparency in our application review process. »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ reviews completed transfer student applications holistically. We define holistic admission as examining the entire student application file, the whole person and the context of the student’s environment. Academic accomplishment is clearly the dominating factor when evaluating students and making admissions decisions. However, there are many relevant criteria that may outweigh certain academic factors when »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ decides to accept a student. We are particularly interested in student character, leadership, community service and willingness to help others. The following provides examples that will demonstrate what we look for with respect to a student’s academic potential and strength of character, the two main areas of review during our evaluation process:

Academic Review:

Quality of grades in college and high school
Quality of grades related to prospective major (e.g., chemistry grades for a forensic science major, etc.)
Strength and performance of college coursework completed (e.g., quantitative coursework, coursework with intensive writing, etc.)

Character Review:

Empathy and kindness toward others (e.g., community service, taking care of family in need, etc.)
Extracurricular activity and accomplishment (e.g., orchestra, band, theatre, honors societies, Girl/Boy Scouts, club involvement, athletics, performing arts, etc.)
Independence (e.g., overnight travel, camps, after-school or summer employment, student-initiated communication with the University versus parents communicating, etc.)
Leadership (e.g., president, treasurer, captain/co-captain, MVP, first-chair instrumental, teacher’s assistant, etc.)

The University admits transfer students on a rolling admissions basis allowing application submissions throughout the year, but students are encouraged to apply early.

Students transferring with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college or one of the community colleges with which »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ has an articulation agreement may be accepted with junior standing (minimum 60 credit hours).

»ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ is also test optional. We do not require test scores for admission to the University. While a student may send test scores if they desire, such scores are not necessary during the application and admissions process at »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ.

Transfer Credits How will your credits transfer to »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ?

Scholarships and Financial Aid Learn more about scholarship and financial aid opportunities for transfer students.

Next Steps Once you've been accepted, what comes next?

Congratulations! We can't wait for you to join us on campus!

Once students are accepted, they should go through the following steps:

Review your financial aid package and transfer credit report. An email with instructions will be sent shortly after your acceptance.
To reserve your spot at »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ, an admissions deposit is required. Once admitted, students should pay a $500 deposit (if you plan to live on campus) or a $300 deposit (if you plan to commute). This deposit is not refundable after May 1 for the summer and fall terms and after Oct. 1 for the spring term. It will be credited to your student account. Please note that admissions deposits are accepted on a rolling basis until the class is full.
Fill out your transfer pre-enrollment form on (your application portal). You'll also be able to upload your ID photo for your Spartan Card here!
Approximately three to five days after submitting your deposit, you will receive log-in information for My»ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµampa. Here you'll be able to submit your housing application (if you've submitted your housing deposit), health forms and access Workday to review academic progress and register for courses.
Once a new student is enrolled status (March for Summer/Fall students and October for Spring students), the Advising Office will send an email with Registration Information and Instruction Modules to new students who have filled out the transfer pre-enrollment form through the SpartanStart Portal. The email will also include contact information to make an appointment with the Transfer Coordinator/Advisor for assistance with your degree plan and first semester schedule.
When the start of the semester gets closer, remember to check out our orientation information and send any updated official transcripts so we can update your transfer credit report for you.

Readmission to »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ Previously attended »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ and looking to return? Find details here!

Any person who has previously attended »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ but has not been enrolled for at least one academic year (two regular semesters) may as a READMIT student through the Office of Admissions. All students returning to »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ must be approved by the dean of students for readmission. If there are any previous holds on record, i.e. judicial sanctions or outstanding balances, they must be cleared prior to being considered for re-admission to »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ.

Readmission Document Requirements:

An application to »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ as a Readmit Student
A non-refundable $40 application fee
Official transcripts for any coursework completed since previous attendance to »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ

(Unofficial »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ transcripts and any transcripts previously submitted and still on record will be added by the Admissions Office).

Personal statement discussing activities since last attended »ÆÉ«¶ÌÊÓÆµ if not enrolled in additional college credits

Academic Dismissal Appeal Process

Students who were previously academically dismissed must be reviewed by the Academic Advising Appeals Committee. Students will submit the required readmission documents listed above as a Readmit student through the Admissions Office including the following documents:

Submit a personal statement discussing their activities since dismissal and why they believe they will be more successful if readmitted.
Complete the Academic Appeal Form and submit to the Advising Office at advising@ut.edu.

Academic Appeal Deadlines: Applicants must submit the admission application and supplemental documents by June 1 for the fall term, by Jan. 2 for the spring term and by April 1 for the summer terms.

Next Steps for Readmitted Students:

Submit admission deposit. A $500 deposit (if you plan to live on campus) or a $300 deposit (if you plan to commute). This deposit is not refundable after May 1 for the summer and fall terms and after Oct. 1 for the spring term. It will be credited to your student account. Please note that admissions deposits are accepted on a rolling basis until the class is full.
Students will be connected with an advisor that will assist with degree plan and schedule.

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