Transfer Students

Transfer Admissions Criteria
Transfer students applying for admission at the junior-senior level must demonstrate that they are prepared for junior-senior level courses. Applicants may demonstrate their preparations for junior- senior courses by the successful completion of the Texas Academic Skills Program (TASP) test and by having satisfied at least one of the following:

• Being in the process of fulfilling the requirements of an approved, joint baccalaureate studies program or a partnership program with a community/junior college;
• Having completed sufficient curriculum at a regionally accredited college/university to be prepared for junior and senior level courses;

• Having earned an associate degree from a regionally accredited community/junior college;
• Being in the process of fulfilling the requirements of an approved, joint baccalaureate studies program or a partnership program with a community/junior college;
• Having completed sufficient curriculum at a regionally accredited college/university to be prepared for junior and senior level courses.
• Having earned an associate degree from a regionally accredited community/junior college;

  Students seeking special certification courses may be admitted to complete the required certification courses.

  Persons who have special ability, experience or other circumstances to demonstrate readiness for junior-senior level work may petition for admission, in addition, consideration will be given to the individual's involvement and level of responsibility in extracurricular and involvement in responsible, non-academic affairs, including employment and family responsibilities, status as a first-generation college student; English not first language; and socioeconomic background. Petitions for special admission to the university must receive approval from the Admissions Committee prior to registration.

Undergraduate Admission Requirements

1. All applicants must complete and submit the Application for Admission and supporting documentation to the Office of Admissions by the posted deadline for application proceeding the semester or summer term for which admission is sought;
2. Transfer students must include an official transcript that is not more than 60 days old from each college or university attended;
3. Applicants will not be subject to discrimination on any basis prohibited by law including but not limited to race, color, age, national origin, religion, sex, veteran status or disability.