A student who has taken a college or university course after graduation from high school is considered a transfer student.
To be considered for transfer admission, students must:
To be eligible for freshman transfer admission, students should:
Students are required to send official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions where they have attempted work. All transcripts must be received before an admissions decision will be made.
Transfer students who have taken remedial, learning support, and/or required high school curriculum make-up courses in college must:
GSW will only maintain a record of non-enrolling student test scores and transcripts for 3 years. Admission applications and fees are only kept for two years.
Students admitted to the university for the final year of work must be in residence at GSW for a minimum of 2 semesters and must complete at least thirty hours of credit, including 15 hours of upper-division credit in the major field. Online courses taught through Georgia Southwestern meet the residence requirement. For more information and a complete list of Southwestern's degree requirements, please refer to the University Bulletin.
Remember to check your status online to see when the above information is completed. If you have any questions about GSW or need help with any of the above information, please contact the Office of Admissions.
Compare the classes completed at your current or previous institution(s) with the equivalent course at our campus.
GSW offers a variety of online programs that are ideal for transfer students and offer a seamless transition into your major.
All transfer students are required to review our Transfer Orientation videos to ensure a broad introduction to GSW.
It’s closer to home and affordable so it made sense that I transfer here to finish my education.