SUMMARY
When transferring to a university, high school GPA and SAT scores are significant factors only if the applicant has completed fewer than 24 college credits. For those with 24 or more credits, universities typically do not consider high school performance or standardized test scores. This policy indicates that previous academic performance may be overlooked in favor of college-level coursework, particularly from accredited institutions.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of college transfer policies
- Familiarity with credit systems in higher education
- Knowledge of standardized testing requirements
- Awareness of the role of accredited institutions in admissions
NEXT STEPS
- Research specific university transfer policies regarding GPA and SAT scores
- Learn about the implications of credit transfer from community colleges
- Investigate the role of accreditation in college admissions
- Explore strategies for improving college GPA to enhance transfer applications
USEFUL FOR
Prospective transfer students, academic advisors, and anyone involved in college admissions processes will benefit from this discussion.