Profile
- IPEDS UNITID
- 191621
- OPE ID
- 00273500
- City, state
- Hamburg, NY
- Sector
- private nonprofit 4-year or above
- Website
- www.hilbert.edu/
- Cost rows
- 23
- Confidence
- 0.0% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Transfer profile
What we hold
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| Catalogs | 1 | shared_from_organization_id 0 of 1 · catalog_id 1 of 1 · organization_id 1 of 1 | |||
| Programs | 0 | Harvested, none found · Harvest | |||
| Checklists | — | 2026 | 2026-10-22 | Loaded, all rejected · Serve | |
| Courses | 0 | Harvested, none found · Harvest | |||
| Policies | 14 | Title 12 of 14 · Section 14 of 14 · Text 14 of 14 · Edition 14 of 14 · Source 14 of 14 | 2026 | 2026-10-22 | Serve loaded 6 rows; 14 held |
| Agreements | 1 | Effective 0 of 1 · Title 1 of 1 · Type 1 of 1 · Source 1 of 1 | 2026-10-04 | ||
| Pathways | 0 | 2026-10-22 | Harvested, none found · Harvest | ||
| Comparability | 4 | Exam code 0 of 4 · Condition 0 of 4 · Credits 0 of 4 · As printed 0 of 4 · Exam 4 of 4 · Source 4 of 4 | 2026 | 2026-10-22 | Serve loaded 2 rows; 4 held |
| Frameworks | 0 | Harvested, none found · Harvest | |||
| Certifications | 0 | Harvested, none found · Harvest | |||
| References | 1 | Relationship 1 of 1 · Host 1 of 1 · Link 1 of 1 · Source 1 of 1 | 2026 | 2026-10-22 | |
| Accreditation | 1 | Scope 0 of 1 · Awarded 0 of 1 · Expires 0 of 1 · Accreditor 1 of 1 · Source 1 of 1 | |||
| Academic calendar | — | No harvest reader yet · Harvest |
Catalogs 1
| Edition | Format | Source | Captured |
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| html | catalog.hilbert.edu | 2026-09-08T06:08:04.354582900+00:00 |
Policies 14
| Title | Section | Text | Edition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| credit_by_exam | A minimum CLEP score of 50 demonstrates course mastery for each exam discipline and is their recommended credit-granting score for the computerized testing format. | 2026-2027 | catalog.hilbert.edu | |
| credit_by_exam | The divisions which have approved accepting CLEP subject exams with the minimum score of 50 are listed below. | 2026-2027 | catalog.hilbert.edu | |
| CREDIT BY EXAM | prior_learning | CREDIT BY EXAM Hilbert College students may apply a maximum of 9 credit hours earned through examination options listed below toward the total credits required for graduation. Advanced Placement (AP) credits are not subject to the 9 credit hour limitation and may be applied in accordance with institutional AP credit guidelines. Additional examination scores beyond those resulting in the 9 credit hours may be used for placement purposes or to satisfy general education, major, or minor requirements upon review and approval by the appropriate academic division. Students pursuing pre-health tracks may not apply credit earned through examination toward laboratory science course requirements. Due to course sequencing and program requirements, students enrolled in Biology or Forensic Science programs may be restricted from applying examination credit toward laboratory science courses. Determinations will be made in consultation with the appropriate academic division. A student may not receive credit by examination for a college course in which a failing grade was earned, for course work in which college credit has already been awarded, or in a repeat attempt to receive credit. Certain divisions may decline to accept credit by exam for subjects in lower level course work if acceptable credit has already been earned for more advanced work in the discipline, or in specific major required courses. Matriculated students must consult with their division to ensure that the exam credit will be accepted prior to completion. Credit earned exam is treated as transfer work. The credit is recorded on a student’s transcript, but neither grades nor quality points are given; therefore, these credits do not affect a student's grade point average. | 2026-2027 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| CREDIT BY EXAM | prior_learning | CREDIT BY EXAM Hilbert College students may apply a maximum of 9 credit hours earned through examination options listed below toward the total credits required for graduation. Advanced Placement (AP) credits are not subject to the 9 credit hour limitation and may be applied in accordance with institutional AP credit guidelines. Additional examination scores beyond those resulting in the 9 credit hours may be used for placement purposes or to satisfy general education, major, or minor requirements upon review and approval by the appropriate academic division. Students pursuing pre-health tracks may not apply credit earned through examination toward laboratory science course requirements. Due to course sequencing and program requirements, students enrolled in Biology or Forensic Science programs may be restricted from applying examination credit toward laboratory science courses. Determinations will be made in consultation with the appropriate academic division. A student may not receive credit by examination for a college course in which a failing grade was earned, for course work in which college credit has already been awarded, or in a repeat attempt to receive credit. Certain divisions may decline to accept credit by exam for subjects in lower level course work if acceptable credit has already been earned for more advanced work in the discipline, or in specific major required courses. Matriculated students must consult with their division to ensure that the exam credit will be accepted prior to completion. Credit earned exam is treated as transfer work. The credit is recorded on a student’s transcript, but neither grades nor quality points are given; therefore, these credits do not affect a student's grade point average. | 0044 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| DANTES SUBJECT STANDARDIZED TESTS (DSST) | transfer_credit | DSST examinations are nationally recognized credit by examination options that allow students to demonstrate college level knowledge acquired through prior coursework, independent study, work experience, military training, or other nontraditional learning experiences. | 2026-2027 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| DANTES SUBJECT STANDARDIZED TESTS (DSST) | transfer_credit | DSST examinations are nationally recognized credit by examination options that allow students to demonstrate college level knowledge acquired through prior coursework, independent study, work experience, military training, or other nontraditional learning experiences. | 0044 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| ELEMENTS OF SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS FOR FEDERAL AID | transfer_credit | Transfer credits accepted by Hilbert College will count both as attempted and completed hours at Hilbert College. | 2026-2027 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| ELEMENTS OF SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS FOR FEDERAL AID | transfer_credit | Transfer credits accepted by Hilbert College will count both as attempted and completed hours at Hilbert College. | 0040 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER CREDITS | transfer_credit | INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER CREDITS Students who attend colleges outside of the United States are required to provide a transcript from a professional foreign credential evaluation service. For consistency in foreign evaluators, Hilbert recommends World Education Services (WES) or Josef Silny and Associates, Inc. If, however, it is not possible to obtain an evaluation from either of these evaluation services or if the student has had their credits evaluated by another foreign evaluation service, we will give transfer credit as long as said service is a member of The National Association of Credential Evaluator Services (NACES). 5200 South Park Avenue Hamburg, New York 14075 (716) 649-7900 info@hilbert.edu | 2026-2027 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER CREDITS | transfer_credit | INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER CREDITS Students who attend colleges outside of the United States are required to provide a transcript from a professional foreign credential evaluation service. For consistency in foreign evaluators, Hilbert recommends World Education Services (WES) or Josef Silny and Associates, Inc. If, however, it is not possible to obtain an evaluation from either of these evaluation services or if the student has had their credits evaluated by another foreign evaluation service, we will give transfer credit as long as said service is a member of The National Association of Credential Evaluator Services (NACES). | 0044 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| TRANSFER CREDIT CRITERIA | transfer_credit | TRANSFER CREDIT CRITERIA Students who wish to have credits earned at other institutions applied toward fulfillment of their course of study at Hilbert upon acceptance should check with the Admissions Office for an evaluation of these credentials. Current students should consult with their academic division. Students may transfer a maximum of 90 credit hours for a bachelor degree program. Students may transfer a maximum of 45 credits for an associate degree program. Students must earn a minimum grade of C- at the transfer institution in order to receive transfer credit at Hilbert College. In certain instances, College policy regarding an acceptable passing grade in a required and/or prerequisite course may necessitate that a student repeat a course in order to meet the minimum standard required of all Hilbert students. Lab sciences C- or better. Accounting C or better. Remedial courses are not accepted as transfer credits. All transfer students must submit a high school transcript and all transcripts signifying completion of courses for college credit. If a student is intending to follow a pre-health track, they may be required to take all lab sciences at the college level. Please contact Dr. Habib Bakht (hbakht@hilbert.edu) to discuss these requirements further. Transcripts must be submitted directly from the organization in which students completed their coursework. If a student took college credit through a high school program, the transcript must come directly from the college that sponsored the course. All final official transcripts must be received by Student Records by the final withdrawal date of the student’s first semester at Hilbert. If official transcripts are not received by the set deadline, a registration hold will be put on the student’s record. The division chair, in consultation with appropriate division faculty, will determine the acceptance of transfer credit for a major specific course that is over 10 years old. If the course is not accepted, the student has the option to appeal one time through their academic division with additional/supporting documentation. Only credit is transferrable; grades, quality points and cumulative averages do not transfer. Pass/Fail grades will only be considered for transfer if the credit granting institution has a written policy stating that to receive a “P” grade, the student must receive a C- or better. Hilbert College recognizes that many schools put policies for pass/fail in place in the Spring 2020 semester to address the COVID-19 pandemic and will waive the above for courses that received a “P” during Spring 2020 only. | 2026-2027 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| TRANSFER CREDIT CRITERIA | transfer_credit | TRANSFER CREDIT CRITERIA Students who wish to have credits earned at other institutions applied toward fulfillment of their course of study at Hilbert upon acceptance should check with the Admissions Office for an evaluation of these credentials. Current students should consult with their academic division. Students may transfer a maximum of 90 credit hours for a bachelor degree program. Students may transfer a maximum of 45 credits for an associate degree program. Students must earn a minimum grade of C- at the transfer institution in order to receive transfer credit at Hilbert College. In certain instances, College policy regarding an acceptable passing grade in a required and/or prerequisite course may necessitate that a student repeat a course in order to meet the minimum standard required of all Hilbert students. Lab sciences C- or better. Accounting C or better. Remedial courses are not accepted as transfer credits. All transfer students must submit a high school transcript and all transcripts signifying completion of courses for college credit. If a student is intending to follow a pre-health track, they may be required to take all lab sciences at the college level. Please contact Dr. Habib Bakht (hbakht@hilbert.edu) to discuss these requirements further. Transcripts must be submitted directly from the organization in which students completed their coursework. If a student took college credit through a high school program, the transcript must come directly from the college that sponsored the course. All final official transcripts must be received by Student Records by the final withdrawal date of the student’s first semester at Hilbert. If official transcripts are not received by the set deadline, a registration hold will be put on the student’s record. The division chair, in consultation with appropriate division faculty, will determine the acceptance of transfer credit for a major specific course that is over 10 years old. If the course is not accepted, the student has the option to appeal one time through their academic division with additional/supporting documentation. Only credit is transferrable; grades, quality points and cumulative averages do not transfer. Pass/Fail grades will only be considered for transfer if the credit granting institution has a written policy stating that to receive a “P” grade, the student must receive a C- or better. Hilbert College recognizes that many schools put policies for pass/fail in place in the Spring 2020 semester to address the COVID-19 pandemic and will waive the above for courses that received a “P” during Spring 2020 only. | 0044 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| TRANSFER CREDIT EVALUATIONS | transfer_credit | TRANSFER CREDIT EVALUATIONS A trained evaluator reviews all transfer credits after a preliminary review is performed by Admissions. Transfer courses that may be equivalent to required course work are reviewed by an evaluator; if the evaluator is unable to determine course work equivalency from the course description, it will be sent to the appropriate chair for review and equivalency evaluation. General Education Requirements If the student has earned 60 credits or more from an accredited college or university, liberal arts courses may fulfill any outstanding general education requirements without meeting direct equivalency; a course-by-course review is not required. If the student does not have 60 or more credits, courses will be reviewed on a course-by-course basis and given an equivalent course acceptance. | 2026-2027 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
| TRANSFER CREDIT EVALUATIONS | transfer_credit | TRANSFER CREDIT EVALUATIONS A trained evaluator reviews all transfer credits after a preliminary review is performed by Admissions. Transfer courses that may be equivalent to required course work are reviewed by an evaluator; if the evaluator is unable to determine course work equivalency from the course description, it will be sent to the appropriate chair for review and equivalency evaluation. General Education Requirements If the student has earned 60 credits or more from an accredited college or university, liberal arts courses may fulfill any outstanding general education requirements without meeting direct equivalency; a course-by-course review is not required. If the student does not have 60 or more credits, courses will be reviewed on a course-by-course basis and given an equivalent course acceptance. | 0044 | catalog.hilbert.edu |
Agreements 1
| Title | Type | Effective | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| The 4+1 Master of Science in Education, offered in partnership with Canisius University, provides a pathway for students majoring in English or Liberal Studies to earn their bachelor’s and master’s degrees in five years. | combined-degree | catalog.hilbert.edu |
Comparability 4
| Exam | Exam code | Condition | Credits | As printed | Source |
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| CLEP | catalog.hilbert.edu | ||||
| CLEP | catalog.hilbert.edu | ||||
| CLEP | catalog.hilbert.edu | ||||
| CLEP | catalog.hilbert.edu |
References 1
| Relationship | Host | Link | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| uses_state_transfer_content | nysed.gov | www.nysed.gov | catalog.hilbert.edu |
Accreditation 1
| Accreditor | Scope | Awarded | Expires | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| any one of the 21 accrediting organizations listed in Accredited Institutions of Postsecondary Education | catalog.hilbert.edu |
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