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Catawba College

Salisbury, North Carolina · IPEDS 198215

Profile

IPEDS UNITID
198215
OPE ID
00291400
City, state
Salisbury, NC
Sector
private nonprofit 4-year or above
Website
www.catawba.edu/
Website
http://www.hlcommission.org
Cost rows
24
Confidence
3.8% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
CollegeTransfer.Net
Transfer profile

What we hold

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Catalogs 17

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2026-2027pdfwww.catawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:30.101500300+00:00
agreementwww.catawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:30.377916100+00:00
certificationundergrad.catalog.catawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:33.961092+00:00
certificationundergrad.catalog.catawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:36.293347800+00:00
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militarywww.va.gov2026-10-03T11:02:40.445290200+00:00
militarywww.gibill.va.gov2026-10-03T11:32:11.616887+00:00
militarycatawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:39.093396900+00:00
militarycatawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:36.908356400+00:00
militarycatawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:41.272067700+00:00
pathwaycatawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:30.954316800+00:00
pathwaywww.catawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:33.198814700+00:00
transfer-creditundergrad.catalog.catawba.edu2026-10-12T02:18:36.647751600+00:00

Programs 96

ProgramAwardCIPCreditsEditionSource
ACCOUNTINGMinor52.1401182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
ACCOUNTINGMinor52.0301182026-2027www.catawba.edu
ADVERTISING AND BRANDINGMinor30.49012026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
ADVERTISING AND BRANDINGMinor2026-2027www.catawba.edu
AMERICAN STUDIESMinor23.1402182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
AMERICAN STUDIESMinor182026-2027www.catawba.edu
APPLIED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEMinor30.7104182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
APPLIED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEMinor182026-2027www.catawba.edu
ATHLETIC COACHINGMinor51.0913202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
ATHLETIC COACHINGMinor202026-2027www.catawba.edu
BIOLOGYMinor26.0709202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
BIOLOGYMinor202026-2027www.catawba.edu
BOTANYMinor26.0301192026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
BOTANYMinor192026-2027www.catawba.edu
CHEMISTRYMinor40.0602202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
CHEMISTRYMinor40.0501202026-2027www.catawba.edu
COMMUNICATION STUDIESMinor23.1304212026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
COMMUNICATION STUDIESMinor212026-2027www.catawba.edu
COMPUTER SCIENCEMinor52.0599202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
COMPUTER SCIENCEMinor202026-2027www.catawba.edu
COUNSELINGMinor19.0704192026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
COUNSELINGMinor192026-2027www.catawba.edu
CREATIVE WRITINGMinor23.1302182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
CREATIVE WRITINGMinor23.1302182026-2027www.catawba.edu
DANCEMinor50.0301212026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
DANCEMinor212026-2027www.catawba.edu
ECOLOGYMinor26.0709202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
ECOLOGYMinor202026-2027www.catawba.edu
ECONOMICSMinor30.4901182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
ECONOMICSMinor45.0601182026-2027www.catawba.edu
EDUCATIONAL STUDIESMinor13.1212192026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
EDUCATIONAL STUDIESMinor192026-2027www.catawba.edu
ENTREPRENEURSHIPMinor50.0602422026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
ENTREPRENEURSHIPMinor422026-2027www.catawba.edu
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITYMinor03.0209202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITYMinor202026-2027www.catawba.edu
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGYMinor11.070118-212026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGYMinor18-212026-2027www.catawba.edu
Healthcare AdministrationCertificate22.02082026-2027www.catawba.edu
HISTORYMinor16.0601182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
HISTORYMinor54.0101182026-2027www.catawba.edu
HUMAN BIOLOGYMinor51.110519-202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
HUMAN BIOLOGYMinor19-202026-2027www.catawba.edu
HUMANITIESMinor13.133934-362026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
HUMANITIESMinor34-362026-2027www.catawba.edu
INFORMATION SYSTEMSMinor52.1404182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
INFORMATION SYSTEMSMinor182026-2027www.catawba.edu
INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNMinor09.0701182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNMinor182026-2027www.catawba.edu
INTERDISCIPLINARY DATA SCIENCEMinor52.1301212026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
INTERDISCIPLINARY DATA SCIENCEMinor212026-2027www.catawba.edu
LEGAL STUDIESMinor45.1002182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
LEGAL STUDIESMinor182026-2027www.catawba.edu
MATHEMATICSMinor30.4901202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
MATHEMATICSMinor27.0101202026-2027www.catawba.edu
MOLECULAR BIOLOGYMinor26.0210202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
MOLECULAR BIOLOGYMinor202026-2027www.catawba.edu
MUSICMinor50.0904182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
MUSICMinor50.0901182026-2027www.catawba.edu
MUSIC BUSINESSMinor15.03072026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
MUSIC BUSINESSMinor2026-2027www.catawba.edu
MUSICAL THEATREMinor50.030120-212026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
MUSICAL THEATREMinor50.050920-212026-2027www.catawba.edu
NUTRITIONMinor51.0815182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
NUTRITIONMinor182026-2027www.catawba.edu
PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS, ECONOMICSMinor45.1004182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS, ECONOMICSMinor182026-2027www.catawba.edu
POLITICSMinor42.27062026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
POLITICSMinor2026-2027www.catawba.edu
PSYCHOLOGYMinor39.06992026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
PSYCHOLOGYMinor42.01012026-2027www.catawba.edu
PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL WRITINGMinor03.02092026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL WRITINGMinor2026-2027www.catawba.edu
RELIGIONMinor13.11012026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
RELIGIONMinor38.02012026-2027www.catawba.edu
SECONDARY EDUCATION (9-12)Minor13.1501212026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
SECONDARY EDUCATION (9-12)Minor212026-2027www.catawba.edu
SOCIOLOGYMinor30.270118-192026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
SOCIOLOGYMinor45.110118-192026-2027www.catawba.edu
SPANISHMinor45.10022026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
SPANISHMinor2026-2027www.catawba.edu
SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS (K-12)Minor13.1501192026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS (K-12)Minor192026-2027www.catawba.edu
STUDIO ARTMinor50.0701182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
STUDIO ARTMinor182026-2027www.catawba.edu
Sustainability LeadershipCertificate51.07222026-2027www.catawba.edu
TELEVISION, FILM, AND STREAMING MEDIA PRODUCTIONMinor50.0602212026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
TELEVISION, FILM, AND STREAMING MEDIA PRODUCTIONMinor212026-2027www.catawba.edu
THEATRE ARTSMinor51.23092026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
THEATRE ARTSMinor50.05012026-2027www.catawba.edu
WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIESMinor31.0508182026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIESMinor182026-2027www.catawba.edu
WORSHIP MUSIC AND PRODUCTIONMinor39.02012026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
WORSHIP MUSIC AND PRODUCTIONMinor2026-2027www.catawba.edu
ZOOLOGYMinor26.110119-202026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
ZOOLOGYMinor19-202026-2027www.catawba.edu

Checklists 96

ChecklistAwardEditionRequirements
ACCOUNTINGMinor2026-2027-undergraduate2 groups · 9 items
ACCOUNTINGMinor2026-20272 groups · 9 items
ADVERTISING AND BRANDINGMinor2026-202711 groups · 62 items
ADVERTISING AND BRANDINGMinor2026-2027-undergraduate11 groups · 62 items
AMERICAN STUDIESMinor2026-20272 groups · 8 items
AMERICAN STUDIESMinor2026-2027-undergraduate2 groups · 8 items
APPLIED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEMinor2026-20271 groups · 8 items
APPLIED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 8 items
ATHLETIC COACHINGMinor2026-20271 groups · 9 items
ATHLETIC COACHINGMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 9 items
BIOLOGYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 3 items
BIOLOGYMinor2026-20271 groups · 3 items
BOTANYMinor2026-20271 groups · 5 items
BOTANYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 5 items
CHEMISTRYMinor2026-20271 groups · 2 items
CHEMISTRYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 2 items
COMMUNICATION STUDIESMinor2026-20271 groups · 7 items
COMMUNICATION STUDIESMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 7 items
COMPUTER SCIENCEMinor2026-20271 groups · 3 items
COMPUTER SCIENCEMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 3 items
COUNSELINGMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 11 items
COUNSELINGMinor2026-20271 groups · 11 items
CREATIVE WRITINGMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
CREATIVE WRITINGMinor2026-20271 groups · 6 items
DANCEMinor2026-20271 groups · 4 items
DANCEMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 4 items
ECOLOGYMinor2026-20271 groups · 6 items
ECOLOGYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
ECONOMICSMinor2026-20271 groups · 6 items
ECONOMICSMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
EDUCATIONAL STUDIESMinor2026-20271 groups · 8 items
EDUCATIONAL STUDIESMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 8 items
ENTREPRENEURSHIPMinor2026-2027-undergraduate8 groups · 34 items
ENTREPRENEURSHIPMinor2026-20278 groups · 34 items
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 11 items
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITYMinor2026-20271 groups · 11 items
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGYMinor2026-20271 groups · 13 items
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 13 items
Healthcare AdministrationCertificate2026-20272 groups · 4 items
HISTORYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 12 items
HISTORYMinor2026-20271 groups · 12 items
HUMAN BIOLOGYMinor2026-20271 groups · 6 items
HUMAN BIOLOGYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
HUMANITIESMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 8 items
HUMANITIESMinor2026-20271 groups · 8 items
INFORMATION SYSTEMSMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 4 items
INFORMATION SYSTEMSMinor2026-20271 groups · 4 items
INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNMinor2026-20271 groups · 15 items
INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 15 items
INTERDISCIPLINARY DATA SCIENCEMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 10 items
INTERDISCIPLINARY DATA SCIENCEMinor2026-20271 groups · 10 items
LEGAL STUDIESMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 15 items
LEGAL STUDIESMinor2026-20271 groups · 15 items
MATHEMATICSMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 1 items
MATHEMATICSMinor2026-20271 groups · 1 items
MOLECULAR BIOLOGYMinor2026-20271 groups · 10 items
MOLECULAR BIOLOGYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 10 items
MUSICMinor2026-20271 groups · 8 items
MUSICMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 8 items
MUSIC BUSINESSMinor2026-20275 groups · 14 items
MUSIC BUSINESSMinor2026-2027-undergraduate5 groups · 14 items
MUSICAL THEATREMinor2026-20271 groups · 8 items
MUSICAL THEATREMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 8 items
NUTRITIONMinor2026-20271 groups · 6 items
NUTRITIONMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS, ECONOMICSMinor2026-2027-undergraduate4 groups · 19 items
PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS, ECONOMICSMinor2026-20274 groups · 19 items
POLITICSMinor2026-20272 groups · 12 items
POLITICSMinor2026-2027-undergraduate2 groups · 12 items
PSYCHOLOGYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate3 groups · 22 items
PSYCHOLOGYMinor2026-20273 groups · 22 items
PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL WRITINGMinor2026-2027-undergraduate12 groups · 90 items
PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL WRITINGMinor2026-202712 groups · 90 items
RELIGIONMinor2026-2027-undergraduate2 groups · 9 items
RELIGIONMinor2026-20272 groups · 9 items
SECONDARY EDUCATION (9-12)Minor2026-20271 groups · 4 items
SECONDARY EDUCATION (9-12)Minor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 4 items
SOCIOLOGYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 2 items
SOCIOLOGYMinor2026-20271 groups · 2 items
SPANISHMinor2026-2027-undergraduate11 groups · 64 items
SPANISHMinor2026-202711 groups · 64 items
SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS (K-12)Minor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 5 items
SPECIAL SUBJECT AREAS (K-12)Minor2026-20271 groups · 5 items
STUDIO ARTMinor2026-20271 groups · 6 items
STUDIO ARTMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
Sustainability LeadershipCertificate2026-20273 groups · 28 items
TELEVISION, FILM, AND STREAMING MEDIA PRODUCTIONMinor2026-20271 groups · 9 items
TELEVISION, FILM, AND STREAMING MEDIA PRODUCTIONMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 9 items
THEATRE ARTSMinor2026-20278 groups · 85 items
THEATRE ARTSMinor2026-2027-undergraduate8 groups · 85 items
WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIESMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 14 items
WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIESMinor2026-20271 groups · 14 items
WORSHIP MUSIC AND PRODUCTIONMinor2026-2027-undergraduate2 groups · 10 items
WORSHIP MUSIC AND PRODUCTIONMinor2026-20272 groups · 10 items
ZOOLOGYMinor2026-2027-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
ZOOLOGYMinor2026-20271 groups · 6 items

Courses 989

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ACCT1
ADJU7
ADV6
ART9
BIOL50
BUS3
CHEM24
CHMC2
CIS24
CMHC20
COMM31
DAN17
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DMP1
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ENT10
ENV43
EXSC24
FIN6
FLM10
FREN3
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HCA5
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HON8
HSHIP1
HSHP40
HUM3
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LIBS1
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MBA9
MGT22
MKT4
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NURS29
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PHIL14
PHYS6
POLS29
PSYC26
REL26
RHT2
RTX14
SOC21
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SPM11
SUST4
TA56
WGS1
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Policies 30

TitleSectionTextEditionSource
credit_by_examAdvanced Placement (AP) Students who receive a score of 3, 4, or 5 on Advanced Placement (AP) exams administered by the College Board may receive credit at Catawba College.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
credit_by_examCollege Level Examination Program (CLEP) Catawba College recognizes the College-Level Exam Program (CLEP) and may grant credit for examination scores of 50 or higher as recommended by ACE.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
credit_by_examInternational Baccalaureate (IB) Catawba College recognizes International Baccalaureate (IB) higher level work and may grant credit for examination scores of 4, 5, 6, or 7 on higher level exams only.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
transfer_creditTransfer students who have earned one of the following associate degrees - Arts, Fine Arts, Sciences, or Nursing - are required to send their unofficial college transcripts and application to Catawba College. Transfer students who have not earned an associate degree are required to send their unofficial college transcripts(s), official final high school transcript or equivalent, and application to Catawba College. To be admitted, transfer students must: 1. Have earned at least 24 hours of transferable credit or earned an Associate of Arts (A.A.), Associate of Fine Arts (A.F.A.), Associate of Science (A.S.), or Associate of Nursing degree (A.S.N.) from a regionally accredited college.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
transfer_creditGraduates of North Carolina Community College Associate Degree programs covered under the 2015 Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement may receive up to 64 semester hours of transfer credit. Students who are attending or have attended an accredited 2-year community or junior college may transfer up to 60 semester hours of credit to Catawba College. Students who have attended or are currently attending an accredited four-year institution may transfer up to 90 semester hours of credit to Catawba College, as determined by Catawba’s Registrar. Students with 24 or more college credits will be evaluated based on their transfer work only.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
transfer_creditAt Catawba College, it typically takes 124 credits hours to receive a degree; therefore, students are allowed up to 186 attempted hours (including all transfer hours accepted toward completion of a student’s program) to be considered for Federal financial aid. When total hours attempted are: Students must have earned at least: 35 hours 24 hours 64 hours 43 hours 95 hours 64 hours 125 hours 84 hours 155 hours 104 hours E. Transfer Students: Transfer students are evaluated based on the number of hours accepted by Catawba College. Once transfer credit has been evaluated by the Registrar’s Office and the student has been awarded credit hours, the student will fall under the same quantitative and qualitative requirements as previously mentioned based on that designated classification.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
transfer_creditTRANSFER CREDIT Transfer of Credit Students who have attended other higher education institutions must have all official transcripts sent directly from the Office of the Registrar of that institution to the Catawba College Admissions Office. The Catawba Registrar’s Office will evaluate transcripts to determine transfer credit to be awarded after a student has been accepted and has deposited. Transfer credit is given only for courses in which grades of “C-” or better were earned from a regionally accredited college or university and which the Catawba College Registrar determines to be acceptable for transfer credit. The Catawba College Registrar, in verbal consultation with appropriate department representatives as necessary, will determine whether such courses are comparable to Catawba offerings and therefore acceptable for transfer credit. Graduates of North Carolina Community College degree programs (Associate of Arts (A.A.) or Associate of Science (A.S.)) covered under this articulation agreement may receive up to 64 semester hours transfer credit. Students who are attending or have attended an accredited community or junior college may transfer up to 60 semester hours of credit to Catawba College. Students who have attended or are currently attending an accredited four-year institution may transfer up to 90 semester hours of credit to Catawba College, as determined by Catawba’s Registrar.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
transfer_creditStudents enrolled at Catawba College who wish to participate in military courses for transfer credit should secure permission from the Registrar prior to participation in the military work. The Catawba Registrar’s Office will evaluate transcripts to determine transfer credit to be awarded after a student has been accepted and has deposited. (See “Transfer Credit” above.) These records should be submitted to Catawba College as far in advance of the registration date as possible, and no later than two weeks prior to the term in which a student plans to enter.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
transfer_creditTRANSCRIPTS A transcript is a complete and unabridged copy of all academic work attempted while matriculated at Catawba College, with the exception of transfer credit taken elsewhere.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
transfer_creditThe grades for courses transferred in are not factored into the Catawba GPA, but the transferred credit hours are included in the calculation of a student’s overall hours attempted classification below.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
transfer_creditHowever, when this is not possible and, a. The credit at the teaching institution is higher than Catawba’s credit: The number of credits transcripted will match the credits of the equivalent Catawba course and the same grade will be applied to the Catawba GPA. However, the additional credits will be transferred in as transient/transfer credits (no grade applied to GPA), provided that a grade of “C-“ or better was earned for the transcripted course.2026-2027-undergraduatewww.catawba.edu
credit_by_examStudents earning a score of 3 or higher may be granted credit on any of the Advanced Placement (AP) Tests of the College Entrance Examination Board.0253triton.smartcatalogiq.com
transfer_creditGraduates of North Carolina Community College Associate Degree programs covered under the 2015 Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement may receive up to 64 semester hours of transfer credit. Students who are attending or have attended an accredited 2-year community or junior college may transfer up to 60 semester hours of credit to Catawba College. Students who have attended or are currently attending an accredited four-year institution may transfer up to 90 semester hours of credit to Catawba College, as determined by Catawba’s Registrar. Students with 24 or more college credits will be evaluated based on their transfer work only.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
transfer_creditHowever, the additional credits will be transferred in as transient/transfer credits (no grade applied to GPA), provided that a grade of “C-“ or better was earned for the transcripted course.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
Acceptance of Academic Credittransfer_creditStudents who are seeking academic credit for courses completed at other institutions or through prior learning assessment must be currently enrolled in a degree or certificate program. Transfer Credit Academic credit is generally accepted only from institutions that are accredited by one of the regional accrediting associations approved by the Council on Higher Education Accreditation. Students must complete a Petition for Credit for Prior Learning form and pay a nonrefundable fee prior to testing. Students must complete a Petition for Credit for Prior Learning form and pay a nonrefundable fee prior to submitting. Students must submit a Petition for Credit for Prior Learning form, pay a nonrefundable fee prior to submitting and be able to provide documentation for the credential. Students may be allowed to apply prior learning assessment through credit-by- examination or portfolio development for a maximum of 50% of the required credit hours for degree or certificate completion. State Seal of Biliteracy Students earning the State Seal of Biliteracy, the equivalent of two years of foreign language coursework taken during high school, are eligible to receive prior learning credit. Acceptance of all prior learning assessment credits are subject to departmental approval. Triton College cannot guarantee that credits awarded through prior learning assessment will be accepted by another institution.0253triton.smartcatalogiq.com
Catawba College offers one pathway for transfer applicants to apply.transfer_creditStudents who are attending or have attended an accredited 2-year community or junior college may transfer up to 60 semester hours of credit to Catawba College. Graduates of North Carolina Community College degree programs covered under the 2015 Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement may receive up to 64 semester hours of transfer credit. Students who have attended or are currently attending an accredited four-year institution may transfer up to 90 semester hours of credit to Catawba College, as determined by Catawba’s Registrar. Students with 24 or more credits of college credit will be evaluated based on their transfer work only. Learn about Transfer of Credit below: Read More Contact Us198215-agreement-fa250703-catawba.eduwww.catawba.edu
CREDIT BY EXAMINATIONprior_learningCREDIT BY EXAMINATION Under unusual circumstances, a student may petition the Academic Policies and Standards Committee (ACPOL) for permission to meet a degree requirement by examination.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
Glossary of Termstransfer_creditcredit by examination Course credit awarded to students demonstrating knowledge through proficiency, DSST or CLEP Exams. transfer credit Upon petition, credit that has been earned at another accredited college or university will be applied to the student’s Triton record.0015triton.smartcatalogiq.com
Military Credittransfer_creditStudents enrolled at Catawba College who wish to participate in military courses for transfer credit should secure permission from the Registrar prior to participation in the military work.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFICATION CREDITtransfer_creditThese hours will be transfer credit substituted for an elective.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
Registrationtransfer_creditStudents may register in person for all courses and by telephone or online for many occupational and university transfer credit courses, and almost all courses offered through the School of Continuing Education.0200triton.smartcatalogiq.com
REGISTRATIONtransfer_creditThe Catawba Registrar’s Office will evaluate transcripts to determine transfer credit to be awarded after a student has been accepted and has deposited. (See “Transfer Credit” above.) These records should be submitted to Catawba College as far in advance of the registration date as possible, and no later than two weeks prior to the term in which a student plans to enter.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
REPEATING OF COURSEStransfer_creditCredit by examination may not be used for the purpose of repeating a course.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS (SAP)transfer_creditWhen total hours attempted are: Students must have earned at least: 35 hours 24 hours 64 hours 43 hours 95 hours 64 hours 125 hours 84 hours 155 hours 104 hours D. Transfer Students: Transfer students are evaluated based on the number of hours accepted by Catawba College. Once transfer credit has been evaluated by the Registrar’s Office and the student has been awarded credit hours, the student will fall under the same quantitative and qualitative requirements as previously mentioned based on that designated classification.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS POLICY (SAP)transfer_creditAt Catawba College, it typically takes 124 credits hours to receive a degree; therefore, students are allowed up to 186 attempted hours (including all transfer hours accepted toward completion of a student’s program) to be considered for Federal financial aid. When total hours attempted are: Students must have earned at least: 35 hours 24 hours 64 hours 43 hours 95 hours 64 hours 125 hours 84 hours 155 hours 104 hours E. Transfer Students: Transfer students are evaluated based on the number of hours accepted by Catawba College. Once transfer credit has been evaluated by the Registrar’s Office and the student has been awarded credit hours, the student will fall under the same quantitative and qualitative requirements as previously mentioned based on that designated classification.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progresstransfer_creditTransfer credits are excluded from the GPA calculation.0229triton.smartcatalogiq.com
Testing Centertransfer_creditAdditionally, students may earn credit through Prior Learning Assessment. Prior Learning Credit is defined as credit awarded for demonstrated college-level learning gained through work, traditional and nontraditional educational experiences, and other life experiences. Prior Learning Credit may be awarded through one of more of the following means: Advanced Placement College Level Examination Program (CLEP) DANTES Subject Standardized Tests Military Experience Portfolio Evaluations Proficiency Examinations Transfer Credit International Baccalaureate Seal of Biliteracy The CLEP allows students to earn up to 30 hours of credit in the five general areas of English; humanities and fine arts; mathematics; physical and life science; and social and behavioral science/history. Triton College partners with the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) to provide credit for prior learning/portfolio evaluations.0216triton.smartcatalogiq.com
TRANSFER CREDITtransfer_creditTRANSFER CREDIT Catawba College may accept a maximum of six semester hours of graduate credit toward a graduate degree program taken at a regionally accredited institution. Transfer credit will be given only for graduate courses approved for the student’s program in which grades of B or better were earned. No undergraduate course credits will be counted in the total requirements for the degree program. However, in some cases, appropriate undergraduate course credits may be accepted to meet prerequisite requirements. Regularly enrolled graduate students at Catawba College who plan to take courses at other institutions must have these courses approved by the Director of the Graduate Program and the Registrar before beginning the courses. Such courses taken without prior approval will not be accepted for credit.2026-2027www.catawba.edu
TRANSFER CREDITtransfer_creditTRANSFER CREDIT Students who have attended other higher education institutions must have all official transcripts sent directly from the Office of the Registrar of that institution to the Catawba College Admissions Office. The Catawba Registrar’s Office will evaluate transcripts to determine transfer credit to be awarded after a student has been accepted and has deposited. These records should be submitted to Catawba College as far in advance of the registration date as possible, and no later than two weeks prior to the term in which a student plans to enter. Former students whose last date of attendance was more than seven years prior must resubmit all documents. All documents submitted to Catawba College (ex: SAT scores, high school transcripts, college transcripts) cannot be returned, copied, or forwarded. Transfer credit is given only for courses in which grades of “C-” or better were earned from a regionally accredited college or university and which the Catawba College Registrar determines to be acceptable for transfer credit. On its official transcripts, Catawba College will show course titles, grades, and credit hours earned (but not quality points) on transfer and transient courses for which Catawba has comparable courses and in which the student has earned a “C-” or better. The Catawba College Registrar, in verbal consultation with appropriate department representatives as necessary, will determine whether such courses are comparable to Catawba offerings and therefore acceptable for transfer credit. Catawba College will calculate grade point averages for graduation, honors, junior marshals, etc. on Catawba work only. In checking graduation requirements in general education, the Catawba College Registrar will evaluate transfer and transient work and count comparable courses as satisfying Catawba’s core requirements. Catawba College is a signatory institution of the 2015 Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement between the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities and the North Carolina Community College System. Policies governing this agreement are found at ncicu.org. Graduates of North Carolina Community College degree programs (Associate of Arts (A.A.) or Associate of Science (A.S.)) covered under this articulation agreement may receive up to 64 semester hours transfer credit. All general education course requirements for graduation will be waived upon receipt of a final college transcript from a North Carolina Community College, covered under this articulation agreement, indicating a student has been awarded an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree before entering Catawba College. Students who have earned the A.A.S. in Early Childhood Education from a North Carolina Community College may transfer up to 64 hours. Catawba College is a signatory institution of the 2018 Uniform Articulation Agreement between North Carolina Independent College and Universities RN to BSN Program and North Carolina Community College System: Associate Degree Nursing Programs. Policies governing this agreement are found at ncicu.org. Students who have earned the Associate of Applied Science in Nursing from a North Carolina Community College may transfer 60 semester hours of credit to Catawba College. In accordance with the 2018 Uniform Articulation Agreement Between North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities RN to BSN Program and North Carolina Community College System: Associate Degree Nursing Programs, students earning an AAS in Nursing will have fulfilled Catawba’s General Education requirements, as well as nursing program entry requirements. However, admission to the nursing program is not guaranteed. Students who are attending or have attended an accredited community or junior college may transfer up to 60 semester hours of credit to Catawba College. Students who have attended or are currently attending an accredited four-year institution may transfer up to 90 semester hours of credit to Catawba College, as determined by Catawba’s Registrar. Catawba College does not award credit for experiential learning or professional certificates at the undergraduate level. The College does not award credit for courses taken on a non-credit basis with the exception of military credit or experience. Regularly enrolled students seeking a degree from Catawba who plan to attend another college during the summer as a “transient” student must have the plan approved in writing by the Registrar at Catawba before beginning the course, and if the student anticipates taking a course required for a major, permission must first be sought by the appropriate department/division chair. Courses taken by such students without the prior written approval of the Registrar may not be accepted for credit by Catawba. Credit for transient work is given only for courses in which grades of “C-” or better are earned. Students having earned 90 or more semester hours who propose to take transient work must secure written approval from the Academic Policies and Standards Committee. Students must secure written approval from the Academic Policies and Standards Committee to attend another college during the fall and/or spring as a "transient" student.198215-transfer-credit-c2fd318e-catawba.eduundergrad.catalog.catawba.edu
Transfer of Credittransfer_creditTransfer of Credit Students who have attended other higher education institutions must have all official transcripts sent directly from the Office of the Registrar of that institution to the Catawba College Admissions Office. The Catawba Registrar’s Office will evaluate transcripts to determine transfer credit to be awarded after a student has been accepted and has deposited. These records should be submitted to Catawba College as far in advance of the registration date as possible, and no later than two weeks prior to the term in which a student plans to enter. Former students whose last date of attendance was more than seven years prior must resubmit all documents. All documents submitted to Catawba College (ex: SAT scores, high school transcripts, college transcripts) cannot be returned, copied, or forwarded. Transfer credit is given only for courses in which grades of “C-” or better were earned from a regionally accredited college or university and which the Catawba College Registrar determines to be acceptable for transfer credit. On its official transcripts, Catawba College will show course titles, grades, and credit hours earned (but not quality points) on transfer and transient courses for which Catawba has comparable courses and in which the student has earned a “C-” or better. The Catawba College Registrar, in verbal consultation with appropriate department representatives as necessary, will determine whether such courses are comparable to Catawba offerings and therefore acceptable for transfer credit. Catawba College will calculate grade point averages for graduation, honors, junior marshals, etc. on Catawba work only. In checking graduation requirements in general education, the Catawba College Registrar will evaluate transfer and transient work and count comparable courses as satisfying Catawba’s core requirements. Catawba College is a signatory institution of the 2015 Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement between the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities and the North Carolina Community College System. Policies governing this agreement are found at ncicu.org. Graduates of North Carolina Community College degree programs (Associate of Arts (A.A.) or Associate of Science (A.S.)) covered under this articulation agreement may receive up to 64 semester hours transfer credit. All general education course requirements for graduation will be waived upon receipt of a final college transcript from a North Carolina Community College, covered under this articulation agreement, indicating a student has been awarded an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree before entering Catawba College. The Associates in Fine Arts (AFA), does not apply. Students who have earned the A.A.S. in Early Childhood Education from a North Carolina Community College may transfer up to 64 hours. Catawba College is a signatory institution of the 2018 Uniform Articulation Agreement between North Carolina Independent College and Universities RN to BSN Program and North Carolina Community College System: Associate Degree Nursing Programs. Policies governing this agreement are found at ncicu.org. Students who have earned the Associate of Applied Science in Nursing from a North Carolina Community College may transfer 60 semester hours of credit to Catawba College. In accordance with the 2018 Uniform Articulation Agreement Between North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities RN to BSN Program and North Carolina Community College System: Associate Degree Nursing Programs, students earning an AAS in Nursing will have fulfilled Catawba’s General Education requirements, as well as nursing program entry requirements. However, admission to the nursing program is not guaranteed. Students who are attending or have attended an accredited community or junior college may transfer up to 60 semester hours of credit to Catawba College. Students who have attended or are currently attending an accredited four-year institution may transfer up to 90 semester hours of credit to Catawba College, as determined by Catawba’s Registrar. Catawba College does not award credit for experiential learning or professional certificates at the undergraduate level. The College does not award credit for courses taken on a non-credit basis with the exception of military credit or experience.2026-2027www.catawba.edu

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All general education course requirements for graduation will be waived upon receipt of a final college transcript from a North Carolina Community College, covered under this articulation agreement, indicating a student has been awarded an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree before entering Catawba College.articulationwww.catawba.edu
Catawba College is a signatory institution of the 2015 Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement between the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities and the North Carolina Community College System.articulationwww.catawba.edu
Catawba College is a signatory institution of the 2018 Uniform Articulation Agreement between North Carolina Independent College and Universities RN to BSN Program and North Carolina Community College System: Associate Degree Nursing Programs.articulationwww.catawba.edu
Graduates of North Carolina Community College Associate Degree programs covered under the 2015 Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement may receive up to 64 semester hours of transfer credit.articulationwww.catawba.edu
In accordance with the 2018 Uniform Articulation Agreement Between North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities RN to BSN Program and North Carolina Community College System: Associate Degree Nursing Programs, students earning an A.A.S in Nursing will have fulfilled Catawba’s General Education requirements, as well as nursing program entry requirements.articulationwww.catawba.edu

Pathways 1

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Elementary Education, Associate in Arts, Transfer Pathway Program (Grades 1 through 6)transfer-pathwaytriton.smartcatalogiq.com

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Accreditation 14

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one of the regional accrediting associations approved by the Council on Higher Education Accreditationtriton.smartcatalogiq.com
the Association for Advancing Quality inTeacher Education Programswww.catawba.edu
the Association for Advancing Quality in EducationTeacher Education Programswww.catawba.edu
the Association for Advancing Quality in Education Preparation (AAQEP), the North Carolina State Board of Education, and the Department of Public InstructionTeacher Education Programsundergrad.catalog.catawba.edu
the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (wwwGeneral DMS Program sponsored by Triton Collegetriton.smartcatalogiq.com
the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (wwwCertificate DMS Program sponsored by Triton Collegetriton.smartcatalogiq.com
the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education programs, 9355 - 113th Street N, #7709, Seminole, FL 33775, (727) 210-2350, in cooperation with the Accreditation Review Council on Education in Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting, 6 West Dry Creek Circle, Suite 110, Littleton, CO 80120, (303) 694-9262triton.smartcatalogiq.com
the Council forMaster of Health Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Programwww.catawba.edu
the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programwww.catawba.edu
the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP)Master of Health Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Programundergrad.catalog.catawba.edu
the Higher Learning Commission, an institutional accreditor recognized by the Utriton.smartcatalogiq.com
the International Council of Accreditation (ICA), 2025 Woodlane Drtriton.smartcatalogiq.com
the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Collegesinstitutionwww.catawba.edu
the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award baccalaureate and masters degreesinstitutionundergrad.catalog.catawba.edu

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