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ATTENTION FALL 2010 APPLICANTS:
The application for the fall 2010 semester is now available online.
Simply click "Apply Online".
**Attention All External BSN Undergraduate Nursing Applicants**
Historically , the Nursing department has only been able to admit a limited number of external transfer applicants due to the number of available faculty and clinical placements, as well as the attrition of current West Chester students already in the nursing program. Starting immediately, including the Fall 2009 semester, the Nursing department will no longer be admitting ANY external applicants into the BSN undergraduate program.
Please note this does not apply to those interested in applying to the RN-BSN program or the Advanced: Second Degree Accelerated BSN program.
Any student that has been enrolled in any post secondary institution after graduating from high school or has attended West Chester University on a non degree basis must apply for admission as a transfer student.
Please note: If a student had previously attended West Chester University as a degree candidate and wishes to re enroll, they must apply as a readmit student.
If a student's secondary school credentials do not meet Freshman entrance requirements, they must complete, or be in the process of completing 30 college credits in order to be eligible for transfer consideration.
More academic passport and transfer credit equivalencies information
To be considered for transfer admission, students must submit the following:
- A completed "Application for Admission"
- Personal Statement
- Official transcript from each post-secondary institution attended
- $35.00 application fee
- High School Transcript and SAT's (if you have fewer than 30 completed credits)
- WCU operates on a rolling admission policy. Students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
An application will not be reviewed until it has been completed. It is the student's responsibility to have all the above items forwarded to the Office of Admissions. Once an application is complete, a final decision will be communicated in writing.
Priority is given to transfer applicants with the strongest academic credentials, normally those with the highest cumulative grade point averages and greatest number of earned credits. A minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.00 is required for consideration but is not a guarantee for admission. Certain majors have more selective requirements and enrollment limitations. Students with cumulative grade point averages between 2.00 - 2.49 may be deferred until later in the review cycle.
For more information, please click on the links above or on the buttons on the menu to the left. Questions regarding your application can be forward directly to ugtransfer@wcupa.edu .
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