Policies

Transfer credit for CLEP, advanced placement, and/or DANTES will be evaluated according to the College's established policies if such credit appears on official transcripts as credit previously earned. Transfer applicants shall be admitted in good standing provided all requirements have been met and they have attained the minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) required of Louisburg College students.

• All accepted transfer credit hours on official transcripts are included in determining attempted and completed hours.

Transfer Credits Generally, courses taken at a regionally accredited college or university that are equivalent to courses offered at Louisburg are accepted in transfer. Upon review of the above information by the Vice President for Academic Life, they will: a) request additional information, b) deny transfer credit, or c) approve transfer credit. Transfer work from another institution may be accepted to remove probation or suspension by increasing cumulative credits earned only if the specific courses have been approved in writing in advance, using the currently approved Louisburg College form. In the event a student on probation or suspension completes academic work elsewhere without prior approval, it will be accepted in transfer to Louisburg only after they regain good academic standing at the College. ACA 122: Transfer students who transfer 30 hours or more will not be required to take ACA 122 (College Transfer Success). Students with less than 30 hours of transfer credit should be enrolled in ACA 122 in their first or second semester at Louisburg College.

ACA 122: Transfer students who transfer 30 hours or more will not be required to take ACA 122 (College Transfer Success). Students with less than 30 hours of transfer credit should be enrolled in ACA 122 in their first or second semester at Louisburg College.

All accepted transfer credit hours on official transcripts are included in determining attempted and completed hours.

Transfer credit for CLEP, advanced placement, and/or DANTES will be evaluated according to the College's established policies if such credit appears on official transcripts as credit previously earned. Transfer applicants shall be admitted in good standing provided all requirements have been met and they have attained the minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) required of Louisburg College students.

Transfer Credits Generally, courses taken at a regionally accredited college or university that are equivalent to courses offered at Louisburg are accepted in transfer. The College accepts only work on which the student has earned a grade of C or better. Only transfer hours that have been accepted into the Louisburg degree program will be used to calculate SAP. Any exception to this policy must be thoroughly justified, and must be approved by the Vice President for Academic Life. If a transfer student attended a school that is not regionally accredited, the student must: Produce a syllabus for the course requested for transfer. Request the academic institution previously attended to submit a record of credentials for the teaching faculty member of the course requested for transfer. Upon review of the above information by the Vice President for Academic Life, they will: request additional information, deny transfer credit, or approve transfer credit. A student’s grade point average is based only on work attempted at Louisburg College. A student may not transfer work from any other institution for the purpose of removing probation or suspension by improving the grade point average. Students successfully completing or failing a course at Louisburg College may not receive credit for the course from another institution. Currently enrolled Louisburg students must obtain prior approval to transfer courses from other institutions. Requests to transfer courses should be submitted on an Approval to Transfer Courses to Louisburg form, available in the Registrar’s Office. Transfer work from another institution may be accepted to remove probation or suspension by increasing cumulative credits earned only if the specific courses have been approved in writing in advance, using the currently approved Louisburg College form. In the event a student on probation or suspension completes academic work elsewhere without prior approval, it will be accepted in transfer to Louisburg only after they regain good academic standing at the College. Louisburg College may award military veterans’ credit in transfer for a variety of formal military training and related experiences, including those recommended by the United States Armed Forces Institute (USAFI), the Defense Activity for Nontraditional Education Support (DANTES), the Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services (American Council on Education), and related programs. Contact the registrar for more information.