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Tranfer Guides 2019-20 DCC TRANSFER GUIDE Start Here, Go Anywhere! For more information, contact: Sahrash Akram, Transfer Counselor [email protected] 434.797.6422 Guaranteed Admission and Articulation Agreements: Danville Community College and the Virginia Community College System College/University American Public University System 1 Randolph College 22 Averett University 2 Regent University 23 Bluefield College 3 Regis University 24 Christopher Newport University 4 Shenandoah University 25 The College of William and Mary 5 Strayer University 26 ECPI College of Technology 6 Sweet Briar College 27 Emory and Henry College 7 University of Mary Washington 28 Excelsior College 8 University of Richmond 29 Ferrum College 9 University of Virginia 30 Franklin University 10 University of Virginia’s College at Wise 31 George Mason University 11 Virginia Commonwealth University (Business) 32 Hollins University 12 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 33 JSRCC (Joint Venture Respiratory Therapy Program) 13 Virginia State University 34 James Madison University 14 Virginia Union University 35 Liberty University 15 Virginia Wesleyan College 36 Longwood University 16 VWCC (Joint Venture Dental Hygiene Program) 37 University of Lynchburg 17 North Carolina Colleges 38 Mary Baldwin University 18 Campbell University 39 Norfolk State University 19 East Carolina University 40 Old Dominion University 20 Greensboro College 41 Radford University 21 Guildford College 42 Admission to a given institution does not guarantee admission to particular degree-granting programs, majors, or fields of concentration. ii This information is current as of January 2017. It is the responsibility of the student to check the institution’s website for the most up-to-date information. Montreat College 43 North Carolina AT&T State University 44 North Carolina State University 45 UNC Chapel Hill 46 UNC Charlotte 47 UNC Greensboro 48 UNC Wilmington 49 Winston Salem State University 50 West Virginia Colleges 51 Davis and Elkin College 52 Kentucky Colleges 53 Eastern Kentucky University 54 Admission to a given institution does not guarantee admission to particular degree-granting programs, majors, or fields of concentration. iii This information is current as of January 2017. It is the responsibility of the student to check the institution’s website for the most up-to-date information. American Public University System Distance Education http://www.apu.apus.edu Contact Information Admissions 1-877-755-2787 [email protected] Letter of agreement/intent required? No Guaranteed Admission Agreement or No Articulation Agreement? Minimum GPA 2.0 Minimum grade of courses to be transferred Must have C or better. Application deadline Rolling Transfer credits Undergraduate students can transfer up to 91 credit hours towards a bachelor’s degree. Annual tuition cost $270 per credit hour Textbooks provided at no charge for undergraduate students Other expenses No Application Fee, $50 Technology Fee per course Transfer policies http://www.apu.apus.edu/admissions/general-information/transfer-students/index.htm Transfer site http://www.apus.edu/TransferCredit/ Course Equivalency Guide http://www.apus.edu/TransferCredit/equivalents/TED/disclaimer.htm General Education Requirements BA = 34, BS = 38 Admission to a given institution does not guarantee admission to particular degree-granting programs, majors, or fields of concentration. 1 This information is current as of January 2017. It is the responsibility of the student to check the institution’s website for the most up-to-date information. American University Washington, D.C., http://www.american.edu/ Contact Information Jesse Tomczak Assistant Director of Admissions-Office of Enrollment Contact Info: (202) 885-6051 [email protected] Financial Aid: (202)-885-1025 Guaranteed Admission or Articulation No Agreement? Letter of agreement/intent No Minimum GPA 2.0 Minimum grade of courses to be C- or better transferred Application deadline Fall: May 1 Spring: November 1 Summer: April 1 Transfer credits AU may accept up to 75 transfer credits. Annual tuition cost $62,272 Other expenses https://www.american.edu/finance/studentaccounts/tuition-and-fees-information.cfm Transfer policies http://www.american.edu/admissions/transfer/creditguidelines.cfm Transfer site https://www.american.edu/financialaid/prospective-transfer.cfm Course Equivalent Guide https://www.american.edu/provost/registrar/transfer/ General Education Requirements https://www.american.edu/provost/undergrad/core/ Admission to a given institution does not guarantee admission to particular degree-granting programs, majors, or fields of concentration. 2 This information is current as of January 2017. It is the responsibility of the student to check the institution’s website for the most up-to-date information. Appalachian State University Boone, North Carolina http://www.appstate.edu/ Contact Information Jane Dowdy Associate Director of Admissions (Transfer and Military) Beth Watts Transfer Transition Advisor (828)-262-7877 Email: [email protected] Letter of agreement/intent required? No Guaranteed Admission Agreement or Articulation No Agreement? Minimum GPA 2.25 Minimum grade of courses to be transferred C or better Application deadline Rolling Admission Spring: October 15 Fall/Summer: February 15th Transfer credits Required to complete at least 50 credit hours at a senior institution and the last 30 to be completed at Appalachian State. Annual tuition cost Out of state: $663.55 Per credit hour In-state: $163.05 Other expenses https://financialaid.appstate.edu/cost-attendance/undergraduate Transfer site https://transfer.appstate.edu/ Course Equivalents Guide https://bannerweb.appstate.edu/pls/PROD/bzsktran.P_Select_term General Education Requirements https://generaleducation.appstate.edu/ Admission to a given institution does not guarantee admission to particular degree-granting programs, majors, or fields of concentration. 3 This information is current as of January 2017. It is the responsibility of the student to check the institution’s website for the most up-to-date information. Averett University Danville, Virginia http://www.averett.edu Contact Information James Thurnes Transfer Counselor 434-791-5668 [email protected] Guaranteed Admission Agreement or Yes Articulation Agreement? Letter of agreement/intent No Minimum GPA 2.0 after 12 credit hours post-secondary Minimum grade of courses to be transferred D (with the exception of ENG 111 and 112) Application deadline Rolling (Preferred August 1) Transfer credits Last 30 credits must be completed at Averett. Annual tuition cost $35,450 (full time per year cost) Other expenses Room and Board, Lab Fees, Textbooks, ($0 - $8,000 per year) Transfer policies Applicable programs: General, Criminal Justice, Early Childhood Education, Computer Information Systems, Information Systems Technology, Nursing Transfer site https://admissions.averett.edu/prospective-students/transfer-students/ Course Equivalents Guide Being updated. General Education Requirements Being updated. Admission to a given institution does not guarantee admission to particular degree-granting programs, majors, or fields of concentration. 4 This information is current as of January 2017. It is the responsibility of the student to check the institution’s website for the most up-to-date information. Bluefield College Bluefield, Virginia http://www.bluefield.edu Contact Information Alan Smith Transfer and Admissions Counselor 276-326-4341 [email protected] Guaranteed Admission or Yes (2.5 GPA) Articulation Agreement? Letter of agreement/intent No Minimum GPA 2.0 Minimum grade of courses to be A maximum of nine (9) semester hours of course work with "D" grades may be transferred. "D's" will not be accepted transferred for transfer in major or minor areas. "D's" will not be accepted for transfer in Teacher Education programs. Application deadline Rolling Admission Transfer credits Up to sixty-eight (68) semester hours of work will be accepted from accredited institutions toward a four-year degree at Bluefield College. Annual tuition cost $25,256 (full time) Other expenses Room and Board, Lab Fees, Graduation Fee ($0 - $9,000+) Transfer site http://www.bluefield.edu/admissions/admissions-on-campus/transfer-to-bc/ Other Online Program - http://www.bluefield.edu/inspire/ Students with financial need should submit a written request for an application fee waiver by March 1. Course Equivalents Guide http://7a517a79713fdade5d47- b564383cf68dd0a4294cbf678d906437.r27.cf2.rackcdn.com/uploaded/t/0e861605_1442000405_transfer-guide.pdf General Education Requirements http://www.bluefield.edu/academic-catalog/ (p.55) Admission to a given institution does not guarantee admission to particular degree-granting programs, majors, or fields of concentration. 5 This information is current as of January 2017. It is the responsibility of the student to check the institution’s website for the most up-to-date information. Bridgewater College Bridgewater, Virginia http://www.bridgewater.edu/academics Contact Information Jackie Spicer Associate Director of Admissions [email protected] 540-828-5689 (Office Number) 800-759-8328 (Admissions) Letter of agreement/intent required? No Guaranteed Admission Agreement or Articulation No Agreement? Minimum GPA 2.2 Minimum grade of courses to be transferred Must have C or better. Application deadline Applications received after May 1 for fall or January 1 for spring Transfer credits One who has attended an accredited two-year college
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