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Transfer Student Data Graduation of Transfer Students 2010-2011 In a given year, transfer students represent what % of degrees conferred? Transfer students make up approximately 25% of degrees conferred in a given year. For Spring/Summer 2013, 23.8% of graduates (1,269) were transfer students. For the question above, a Transfer Student = a student who has completed 25 or more credit hours at another institution. Graduating Class Breakdown* Transfer Graduates Breakdown by College* *Data from graduates at the end of Summer 2013 Average Time to Graduation (Based on Transfer Credits Earned): 0-29 credit hours = 6 years 30-59 credit hours = 5 years 60 or more credit hours = 4 years Percent of Regional Transfers Who Graduate Within 6 Years: Fall Transfers = low 70’s Spring Transfers = high 60’s Note: the numbers are small and vary from year to year, so giving an exact % would be misleading. Average GPA for transfer students: Return Rates for transfer students: Fall-to-fall = 79.5% Spring-to-spring = 77.6% University of South Carolina Columbia Fall 2003 - Summer 2014 Undergraduate New Transfers Enrollment Campus Columbia TOTAL number number semester New/Continuing Enrollment Status A. Fall 2003 New Transfer 1132 1132 TOTAL 1132 1132 B. Spring 2004 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 475 475 TOTAL 475 475 C. Summer I 2004 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 45 45 TOTAL 45 45 D. Summer II 2004 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 23 23 TOTAL 23 23 A. Fall 2004 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1196 1196 TOTAL 1196 1196 B. Spring 2005 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 448 448 TOTAL 448 448 C. Summer I 2005 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 54 54 TOTAL 54 54 D. Summer II 2005 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 30 30 TOTAL 30 30 A. Fall 2005 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1255 1255 TOTAL 1255 1255 B. Spring 2006 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 484 484 TOTAL 484 484 C. Summer I 2006 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 47 47 TOTAL 47 47 D. Summer II 2006 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 23 23 TOTAL 23 23 A. Fall 2006 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1247 1247 TOTAL 1247 1247 B. Spring 2007 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 512 512 TOTAL 512 512 C. Summer I 2007 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 57 57 TOTAL 57 57 D. Summer II 2007 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 25 25 TOTAL 25 25 A. Fall 2007 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1230 1230 TOTAL 1230 1230 B. Spring 2008 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 671 671 TOTAL 671 671 C. Summer I 2008 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 53 53 TOTAL 53 53 D. Summer II 2008 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 23 23 TOTAL 23 23 A. Fall 2008 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1572 1572 TOTAL 1572 1572 B. Spring 2009 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 673 673 TOTAL 673 673 C. Summer I 2009 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 56 56 TOTAL 56 56 D. Summer II 2009 New/Continuing Enrollment Status 25 25 New Transfer TOTAL 25 25 A. Fall 2009 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1602 1602 TOTAL 1602 1602 B. Spring 2010 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 656 656 TOTAL 656 656 C. Summer I 2010 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 70 70 TOTAL 70 70 D. Summer II 2010 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 28 28 TOTAL 28 28 A. Fall 2010 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1676 1676 TOTAL 1676 1676 B. Spring 2011 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 742 742 TOTAL 742 742 C. Summer I 2011 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 65 65 TOTAL 65 65 D. Summer II 2011 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 26 26 TOTAL 26 26 A. Fall 2011 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1961 1961 TOTAL 1961 1961 B. Spring 2012 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 889 889 TOTAL 889 889 C. Summer I 2012 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 81 81 TOTAL 81 81 D. Summer II 2012 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 30 30 TOTAL 30 30 A. Fall 2012 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1771 1771 TOTAL 1771 1771 B. Spring 2013 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 534 534 TOTAL 534 534 C. Summer I 2013 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 53 53 TOTAL 53 53 D. Summer II 2013 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 37 37 TOTAL 37 37 A. Fall 2013 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 1353 1353 TOTAL 1353 1353 C. Summer 2014 New/Continuing Enrollment Status New Transfer 60 60 TOTAL 60 60 Technical Transfer Student Profile South Carolina technical college first time students starting at USC compared with native first time students during first semester. 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