Transfer students are encouraged to apply at the beginning of their final semester or quarter of attendance at their present institution.
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No, transfer students are allowed one semester of in progress courses. After you complete those courses, you will send us a final official transcript.
Each academic college will evaluate all transfer credits with final grades of "C-" or better from an accredited institution during your Transfer Student Orientation. For an Informal Credit Evaluation, prior to Orientation, please use our Transfer Credit Evaluator.
You can also visit www.sctrac.org to search for course equivalencies that have been recognized from both in- and out-of-state institutions.
Decisions for non-freshman applicants (transfer, second undergraduate, non-degree, dual-enrollment, or readmit) will be released on a rolling basis after a complete review of your application file. This can take up to three weeks from the time all of your required materials have been received. Check your Winthrop Admissions Portal to see if any required materials are outstanding.
Decisions will be mailed to your home address and can be viewed in your Winthrop Admissions Portal.
If you have already completed the FAFSA for the academic year in which you plan to enroll at Winthrop, but did not list Winthrop as one of the schools that should receive your information, you should do the following:
If you are transferring to Winthrop University for spring or summer and your previous institution awarded you federal student aid for the spring and/or summer, you should contact the financial aid office at your previous school to cancel your spring and/or summer financial aid awards. We will not be able to award you federal student aid for the spring and/or summer until your previous institution cancels your award for spring/summer.
Transfer students may choose to live on-campus on a space available basis.
Transfer students must be admitted before they can be considered for on-campus housing.
