We understand that the transfer process can be a significant step in your academic journey. At Keuka College, we’re committed to making your transition as smooth as possible. Whether you’re transferring from a community college or another four-year institution, our dedicated team is here to help you navigate every aspect of your transfer, from credit evaluation to securing financial aid and housing.
Below, you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions we receive from prospective transfer students.
How do I transfer credits to Keuka College?
To transfer credits, you’ll need to submit your official transcripts from your previous institutions. Our admissions team will evaluate your transcripts to determine which credits are transferable. Courses that are equivalent to Keuka College offerings and completed with a grade of “C” or higher are typically eligible for transfer.
What is the maximum number of credits I can transfer?
Keuka College allows students to transfer up to 90 credits from accredited four-year institutions and up to 64 credits from accredited two-year institutions. The specific number of credits accepted will depend on your chosen program and individual course equivalencies.
Can I transfer directly into the Nursing or Occupational Therapy (OT) programs?
Yes, you can apply to transfer directly into our Nursing or Occupational Therapy programs. Due to the competitive nature of these programs, you may need to meet specific prerequisites and academic standards. It’s recommended that you speak with our admissions counselors to discuss your eligibility and the application process for these specialized programs.
Are there special transfer scholarships available?
Yes, Keuka College offers a variety of scholarships for transfer students. These scholarships are awarded based on your academic achievements, and you are automatically considered for these scholarships upon your admission to the college.
What housing options are available for transfer students?
Transfer students have access to the same range of housing options as first-year students, including traditional residence halls, suite-style housing, and apartments. Housing assignments are based on availability, and we encourage you to apply for housing as early as possible to secure your preferred choice.
How does financial aid work for transfer students?
Transfer students are eligible for the same types of financial aid as first-year students. This includes federal and state financial aid programs, institutional scholarships, and grants. To apply for financial aid, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and include Keuka College’s school code.
Is there a specific orientation program for transfer students?
Yes, Keuka College offers a tailored orientation program specifically for transfer students. This program is designed to help you acclimate to the College, meet fellow transfer students, and learn about the resources and support services available to you.
What support services are available to transfer students?
Transfer students at Keuka College have access to a wide range of support services, including academic advising, career services, tutoring, and counseling. Our goal is to ensure that you have the resources you need to succeed academically and personally.
Can transfer students join the Wolves athletics teams?
Absolutely! We welcome transfer students who wish to participate in athletics. If you are interested in joining one of our sports teams, we encourage you to visit the Athletics website and contact the coaches directly to discuss tryouts and eligibility requirements.
Can I start in the spring, or do I have to wait for the fall?
Keuka College offers flexible start dates for transfer students, including the option to begin in the spring semester. This allows you to start your academic journey when it best fits your schedule and needs.
How do I apply as a transfer student?
To apply as a transfer student, submit the Keuka College application or the Common Application along with your official transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities.
