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Checklists 91
| Checklist | Award | Edition | Requirements |
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| Accounting Minor | Minor | 2026 | 2 groups · 10 items |
| Accounting, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 28 items |
| Accounting, B.S. / Forensic Accounting and Cybercrime, M.S. (4+1) | M.S. | 2026 | 1 groups · 0 items |
| Applied Statistics Minor | Minor | 2026 | 2 groups · 7 items |
| Art Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 3 items |
| Biology Minor | Minor | 2026 | 4 groups · 12 items |
| Biology, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 10 groups · 89 items |
| Biology, B.S. - Accelerated Three-Year Degree Option | B.S. - Accelerated Three-Year Degree Option | 2026 | 9 groups · 70 items |
| Biology, Pre-Medical Studies, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 10 groups · 81 items |
| Biology, with Secondary Teacher Certification in Biology and General Science, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 13 groups · 92 items |
| Biology/Medical Laboratory Science, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 61 items |
| Business Administration Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 5 items |
| Business Administration, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 46 items |
| Business Analytics, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 28 items |
| Business, A.A. | A.A. | 2026 | 3 groups · 12 items |
| Chemistry Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 10 items |
| Civic and Strategic Communication, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 5 groups · 23 items |
| Communication and Digital Media Minor | Minor | 2026 | 3 groups · 3 items |
| Communication and Digital Media, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 5 groups · 14 items |
| Computer Information Systems, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 28 items |
| Computer Programming, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 30 items |
| Criminal Justice Minor | Minor | 2026 | 3 groups · 4 items |
| Criminal Justice, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 5 groups · 36 items |
| Criminal Justice, B.A. / Forensic Accounting and Cybercrime, M.S. (4+1) | M.S. | 2026 | 1 groups · 0 items |
| Criminal Justice, B.A. with Police Academy | B.A. with Police Academy | 2026 | 1 groups · 0 items |
| Cyber Certificate Program | Certificate | 2026 | 1 groups · 2 items |
| Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 28 items |
| Cybersecurity Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 6 items |
| Cybersecurity, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 28 items |
| Early Elementary (PK - 4) and Special Education (PK - 12), B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 7 groups · 25 items |
| Education, B.A. (Accelerated) | B.A. | 2026 | 3 groups · 20 items |
| Educational Studies Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 8 items |
| Educational Studies, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 6 groups · 20 items |
| English Major, with Secondary Teacher Certification in English, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 6 groups · 52 items |
| English, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 8 groups · 53 items |
| Entrepreneurship Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 12 items |
| Esports and Industry Content Management Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 6 items |
| Esports and Industry Content Management, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 28 items |
| Film and Visual Arts, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 5 groups · 23 items |
| Film Studies Minor | Minor | 2026 | 4 groups · 13 items |
| Finance Minor | Minor | 2026 | 2 groups · 10 items |
| Finance, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 29 items |
| Foreign Language Minor | Minor | 2026 | 4 groups · 10 items |
| General Biology, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 9 groups · 35 items |
| Graphic Design Minor | Minor | 2026 | 2 groups · 19 items |
| Health Sciences, A.A. | A.A. | 2026 | 5 groups · 24 items |
| Health Sciences, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 14 groups · 83 items |
| Health Sciences, B.S. / Athletic Training, M.S. (3+2) | M.S. | 2026 | 7 groups · 45 items |
| Healthcare Administration, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 6 groups · 30 items |
| History Minor | Minor | 2026 | 3 groups · 12 items |
| Human Resources Management Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 3 items |
| Innovation in Art Management, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 6 groups · 30 items |
| Innovation in Music Management, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 6 groups · 31 items |
| Innovation in Theatre Management, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 6 groups · 29 items |
| Journalism Minor | Minor | 2026 | 2 groups · 10 items |
| Liberal Arts, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 6 groups · 10 items |
| Liberal Studies, A.A. | A.A. | 2026 | 3 groups · 12 items |
| Liberal Studies, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 3 items |
| Life Sciences, A.A. | A.A. | 2026 | 4 groups · 18 items |
| Literature Minor | Minor | 2026 | 2 groups · 3 items |
| Marketing Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 4 items |
| Marketing, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 6 groups · 29 items |
| Mathematics Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 5 items |
| Mathematics, B.S. General Mathematics and Pre-Engineering Tracks | B.S. General Mathematics and Pre-Engineering Tracks | 2026 | 8 groups · 38 items |
| Mathematics, Secondary Education Certification in Mathematics B.S. | Secondary Education Certification in Mathematics B.S. | 2026 | 4 groups · 44 items |
| Media Content Creation, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 5 groups · 23 items |
| Microbiology Minor | Minor | 2026 | 4 groups · 18 items |
| Music Minor | Minor | 2026 | 2 groups · 7 items |
| Musical Theater Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 5 items |
| Natural Sciences Minor | Minor | 2026 | 8 groups · 34 items |
| Nursing, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 9 groups · 115 items |
| Philosophy Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 0 items |
| Political Science Major, with Secondary Teacher Certification in Social Studies, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 7 groups · 35 items |
| Political Science Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 5 items |
| Political Science, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 10 groups · 31 items |
| Political Science, B.A. with Police Academy | B.A. with Police Academy | 2026 | 8 groups · 30 items |
| Psychology Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 2 items |
| Psychology, B.A. | B.A. | 2026 | 6 groups · 57 items |
| Public Safety Administration, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 2 groups · 10 items |
| Social Media Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 13 items |
| Social Work Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 3 items |
| Spanish Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 11 items |
| Sport Management Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 2 items |
| Sport Management, B.S. | B.S. | 2026 | 5 groups · 28 items |
| Sport Management, B.S./ Sport Business, M.S. (4+1) | M.S. | 2026 | 2 groups · 70 items |
| Strength and Conditioning Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 10 items |
| Studies in Sustainability Minor | Minor | 2026 | 3 groups · 20 items |
| Theater Arts Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 6 items |
| Theology Minor | Minor | 2026 | 1 groups · 0 items |
| Writing Minor | Minor | 2026 | 5 groups · 14 items |
| Youth Ministry Minor | Minor | 2026 | 3 groups · 8 items |
Courses 1,051
| Subject | Courses | Note |
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| ACT | 17 | |
| ART | 27 | |
| ARTMP | 1 | |
| ARTPP | 8 | |
| ASL | 9 | |
| BA | 6 | |
| BIO | 68 | |
| BUS | 23 | |
| CBR | 11 | |
| CDM | 33 | |
| CHEM | 19 | |
| CHIN | 9 | |
| CIM | 13 | |
| CIS | 17 | |
| CJ | 25 | |
| CSP | 8 | |
| DA | 9 | |
| ECE | 15 | |
| ECON | 8 | |
| EDU | 22 | |
| ENG | 43 | |
| ENV | 7 | |
| ES | 4 | |
| FARSI | 9 | |
| FIN | 11 | |
| FR | 11 | |
| HA | 7 | |
| HIST | 13 | |
| HNR | 14 | |
| HSC | 33 | |
| HUM | 6 | |
| INT | 10 | |
| INTEL | 10 | |
| IS | 11 | |
| IT | 9 | |
| JRN | 12 | |
| LSBUS | 1 | |
| LSECE | 5 | |
| LSENG | 1 | |
| LSTHE | 3 | |
| MATH | 27 | |
| MGT | 16 | |
| MKT | 17 | |
| MUS | 96 | |
| NUR | 24 | |
| OSBUS | 13 | |
| OSCA | 4 | |
| OSCOA | 1 | |
| OSHST | 1 | |
| OSINT | 1 | |
| OSMAT | 1 | |
| OSPHL | 1 | |
| OSPSY | 1 | |
| OSTHE | 1 | |
| PACJL | 10 | |
| PACOM | 1 | |
| PAFEL | 10 | |
| PAMAT | 1 | |
| PAMGT | 5 | |
| PAPOL | 1 | |
| PAPSY | 1 | |
| PATHE | 1 | |
| PE | 22 | |
| PHIL | 22 | |
| PHY | 13 | |
| PHYSC | 9 | |
| POLSC | 20 | |
| PSYCH | 36 | |
| RUS | 10 | |
| SCI | 6 | |
| SM | 11 | |
| SOC | 7 | |
| SP | 15 | |
| SPEC | 11 | |
| SW | 21 | |
| THEA | 22 | |
| THEO | 16 | |
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Policies 17
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| Admission Criteria | transfer_credit | Transfer Students who intend to apply for admission to the Nursing major are required to have a minimum cumulative 2.7 grade point average on a 4.0 scale from all colleges or universities attended. Whether completed at Neumann University or fulfilled through college/university transfer credits, required completion of the Allied Sciences includes: Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab Anatomy & Physiology II with Lab Microbiology with Lab Chemistry Inorganic/Organic/Biochemistry with Lab For transfer students from a non-English speaking country or for whom English is a second language, results of the Internet-based Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the Michigan Language Assessment Battery (MELAB) or Duolingo English Test score must be submitted. | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Admission Criteria | transfer_credit | Six (6) semester credit hours, or transfer credits, in college-level mathematics and six (6) semester hour credits, or transfer credits, in English (three [3] in English composition and three [3] in English literature). | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Admission Criteria | transfer_credit | Six (6) semester credit hours, or transfer credits, in college-level mathematics and six (6) semester hour credits, or transfer credits, in English (three [3] credits in English composition and three [3] credits in English literature). | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| AP/ACT/CLEP/DANTES/NOCTI Examinations | prior_learning | A maximum of 15 semester hours of either AP, ACT, CLEP, or DANTES credit may be applied toward the associate’s degree, and a maximum of 30 semester hours toward the bachelor’s degree, provided that the maximum number of transfer credits has not been exceeded. | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Application Procedure | transfer_credit | Transfer students who have already earned an Associate’s or higher degree from a regionally accredited, degree-granting institution are not required to have an official high school transcript or equivalency diploma (i.e., GED) forwarded to the Office of Undergraduate Admission. Students wishing to have their scores from the Advanced Placement Examination Program (AP), the College Level Examination Program (CLEP), or the ACT evaluated for possible acceptance as transfer credit should arrange to have an official copy of the score reports(s) sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admission as well. Students who have successfully completed course work which has been evaluated for academic credit recommendation by the American Council on Education for either corporate educational courses or for the Department of Defense (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support: DANTES) are encouraged to submit official documentation of such course work for transfer credit evaluation. Students transferring credits from NOCTI Exams/Transfer Credits should arrange to have an official transcript through Excelsior College ( https://www.nocti.org/nccrs.cfm) Arrange for an official Financial Aid Transcript to be sent directly to the Office of Financial Aid from each college and/or university attended. College-level course work completed at duly recognized higher education institutions outside of the United States may also be presented for transfer credit acceptance. | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Courses at Outside Colleges | transfer_credit | Under exceptional circumstances, matriculated students attending Neumann University may take one or more course(s) at another regionally accredited institution and have those credits transferred back to Neumann, in accordance with the University’s policy regarding the acceptance of transfer credit for which a grade of “C” or better has been earned. For college-level course work completed outside of the United States that is being presented for possible transfer credit acceptance, World Education Services must be utilized for a course-to-course evaluation which identifies United States college-level course equivalencies. | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Experiential Learning Portfolio Assessment | prior_learning | Credits may be earned through either a Documented Prior Learning review. The Documented Prior Learning review may be warranted for college-level learning activities that are documented and verified. Documented Prior Learning (DPL) is reviewable for college credit if it demonstrates equivalent university-level training that would take place in college/university classroom. If approved, standard documented prior learning uses a 15 hour: 1 college credit conversion ratio. | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Grades Without Quality Points | transfer_credit | For repeated courses taken at other institutions, however, the repeated course credit is accepted in transfer with a corresponding designation of “T” but, in accordance with the academic policy governing the acceptance of transfer credit, not the grade. | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Limitation on Transfer Credit | transfer_credit | Limitation on Transfer Credit College courses in anatomy and physiology, microbiology, chemistry, statistics and nutrition, must have been taken within seven (7) years of start date at Neumann University. Students may be asked to provide syllabus documentation from previous course work completed as part of the transfer process. All pre-licensure candidates for admission to the Nursing major are required to: Achieve no less than a grade of “ C+ ” in Anatomy & Physiology I with lab, Anatomy & Physiology II with lab, Microbiology with lab, and Chemistry with lab, cumulating to achieve an allied science GPA no less than 3.0 on a 4.0 grading scale. Achieve a grade of “ C ” or higher in all courses except the allied science courses noted above. Achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0, or the equivalent in transfer credits as approved by the Registrar, based upon the first time a final grade is assigned in the following courses: Microbiology with Lab, Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab, Anatomy & Physiology II with Lab, and Chemistry with Lab. A student may request an exception to the allied science GPA policy to consider permitting a student to repeat in an effort to replace (1) allied science course and its associated lab. This permits the repeated grade to replace the first-graded attempt in the allied science GPA calculation. In certain circumstances, further review may occur with proficiency in ATI TEAS version 7. Please note that the required chemistry course with lab must provide content in chemistry for the allied health sciences. Earn a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale. Successfully complete pre-major course NUR 205: Fundamentals of Professional Nursing Practice with a minimum grade of “ C+ ”. Additional information , for International Students and specific English language requirements, appears in the Admission section of this catalog. | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Limitation on Transfer Credit | transfer_credit | Limitation on Transfer Credit In addition to the institutional requirement of a grade of “C” or better for all transfer courses, and in order to maintain the most current and highest quality of teacher preparation standards, transfer students are to refer to the following guidelines regarding the acceptance of transfer credits into the degree program: Transfer credits must be from a regionally accredited, degree-granting institution and current within a 10-year period. All stipulated transfer criteria as outlined in the University catalog must be met. Transfer credits earned more than 10 years ago may be accepted as elective credits, based upon a review by the School Dean, in consultation with the University Registrar. Transfer credits earned more than 10 years ago, but requested for use for certification, must be evaluated by the School Dean through the process of Portfolio Assessment. Field Experience Throughout their four-year program at Neumann University, Education majors participate in a clinical field experience sequence which is designed to help them connect theory to practice; enhance their observational, instructional, and analytical skills; and develop their professional ethos. Field experiences expose students to a variety of classroom settings with scaffolded involvement to include observation, one-on-one interaction, instructional aide responsibilities, designing and delivering lessons in small groups, and full class instruction. Course content and assignments are linked to field experiences, and students are required to take a field experience course every semester. Students must obtain and submit to the Field Experience Coordinator all security clearances that meet current state-approved teaching requirements. For current security clearance requirements, contact the | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Limitation on Transfer Credit | transfer_credit | Limitation on Transfer Credit In addition to the institutional requirement of a grade of “C” or better for all transfer courses, and to maintain the most current and highest quality of teacher preparation standards, transfer students are to refer to the following guidelines regarding the acceptance of transfer credits into the degree program: Transfer credits must be from a regionally accredited, degree-granting institution and reviewed for compatibility with the most recent Pennsylvania Department of Education requirements. All stipulated transfer criteria as outlined in the University catalog must be met. Transfer credits earned, but not compatible with the most recent Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) requirements, may be accepted as elective credits, based upon a review by the School Dean, in consultation with the University Registrar. Field Experience Throughout their four-year program at Neumann University, Education majors participate in a clinical field experience sequence which is designed to help them connect theory to practice; enhance their observational, instructional, and analytical skills; and develop their professional ethos. Field experiences expose students to a variety of classroom settings with scaffolded involvement to include observation, one-on-one interaction, instructional aide responsibilities, designing and delivering lessons in small groups, and full class instruction. Course content and assignments are linked to field experiences, and students are required to take a field experience course every semester. Students must obtain and submit to the Field Experience Coordinator all security clearances that meet current state-approved teaching requirements. For current security clearance requirements, contact the | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Limitation on Transfer Credit | transfer_credit | Limitation on Transfer Credit In addition to the institutional requirement of a grade of “C” or better for all transfer courses, and in order to maintain the most current and highest quality of career preparation standards, transfer students are to refer to the following guidelines regarding the acceptance of transfer credits into the degree program: Transfer credits must be from a regionally accredited, degree-granting institution and reviewed for compatibility with the most recent Pennsylvania Department of Education requirements. All stipulated transfer criteria as outlined in the University catalog must be met. Transfer credits earned, but not compatible with the most recent Pennsylvania Department of Education requirements, may be accepted as elective credits, based upon a review by the School Dean, in consultation with the University Registrar. Field Experience Throughout their four-year program at Neumann University, students participate in a clinical field experience sequence which is designed to help them connect theory to practice; enhance their observational, instructional, and analytical skills; and develop their professional ethos. Field experiences expose students to a variety of classroom settings with scaffolded involvement to include: observation, one-on-one interaction, instructional aide responsibilities, designing and delivering lessons in small groups, and full class instruction. Course content and assignments are linked to field experiences. Students must obtain and submit to the Field Experience Coordinator all security clearances that meet current state-approved teaching requirements. For current security clearance requirements, contact the | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Limitation on Transfer Credit | transfer_credit | Limitation on Transfer Credit In addition to the institutional requirement of a grade of “C” or better for all transfer courses, and in order to maintain the most current and highest quality of teacher preparation standards, transfer students are to refer to the following guidelines regarding the acceptance of transfer credits into the degree program: Transfer credits must be from a regionally accredited, degree-granting institution and reviewed for compatibility with the most recent Pennsylvania Department of Education requirements. All stipulated transfer criteria as outlined in the University catalog must be met. Transfer credits earned , but not compatible with the most recent Pennsylvania Department of Education requirements, may be accepted as elective credits, based upon a review by the School Dean, in consultation with the University Registrar. Students seeking initial teacher certification under the guidelines that are published in this catalog are required to satisfy the following steps of the certification process: Successfully complete all course work leading to the Baccalaureate degree. Successfully complete the Student Teaching Practicum. Take and pass all PDE required standardized Examinations. Prepare and submit PDE certification forms. Field Experience Throughout their four-year program at Neumann University, Education majors participate in a clinical field experience sequence which is designed to help them connect theory to practice; enhance their observational, instructional, and analytical skills; and develop their professional ethos. Field experiences expose students to a variety of classroom settings with scaffolded involvement to include observation, one-on-one interaction, instructional aide responsibilities, designing and delivering lessons in small groups, and full class instruction. Course content and assignments are linked to field experiences, and students are required to take a field experience course every semester. Students must obtain and submit to the Field Experience Coordinator all security clearances that meet current state-approved teaching requirements. For current security clearance requirements, contact the | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Qualitative & Quantitative Measures | transfer_credit | Transfer credits with a TR or CR are also included as successfully completed and included in the attempted credits. Credits taken through the Non-Matriculated Program are counted as completed and attempted credits.Credits with the following grades will be included in attempted credits: F (Fail), I (Incomplete), IW (Institutional Withdraw), W (Withdraw), TR and T (Transfer Credit), and NG (No Grade Recorded), N (Academic Amnesty). | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Study Abroad Transfer Credit Policy | transfer_credit | Study Abroad Transfer Credit Policy All coursework taken through study abroad programs will be processed as transfer credit toward a Neumann degree, provided all courses are approved by a faculty member and the student meets the university’s requirements for transfer credit. (This does not apply to credits earned through Neumann -sponsored Global Learning Seminars; these students receive direct Neumann credit.) In accordance with the university regulations on post-admission transfer credit, undergraduate students are eligible to transfer no more than 15 credits from either a fall or spring semester abroad or no more than a total of 30 credits from an academic year abroad since this is the full-time course load for undergraduate study and the amount of credit that might be earned in a similar period at Neumann. The student must earn a grade of C or better to receive transfer credit. Further, grades will not transfer to Neumann, nor will they be factored into the student’s GPA. Credits transferred from study abroad programs will not count toward the university’s 12-credit minimum residency requirement and will not count toward the 60-credit requirement for eligibility for Graduation Honors. When a course of study has been completed at a foreign university that has not been preapproved by the Center for Global Engagement, the student must arrange for an official transcript to be sent by the originating institution to an international evaluation service recognized by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). A complete list of NACES member evaluators is available at: http://www.naces.org/members.htm . The evaluation service must provide Neumann University with a course-to-course assessment which identifies United States college-level course equivalencies. All costs for these evaluations are to be paid by the student. Center for Career and Professional Development The mission of the Center for Career and Professional Development is to provide comprehensive resources to support students through their professional development at all stages of their education. The Center assists students and alumni with assessing career interests, exploring career options, and developing the skills to successfully pursue career goals. At the | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Transfer Credit Evaluation Criteria | transfer_credit | Transfer Credit Evaluation Criteria Each student is given individual attention at Neumann University. Typically, acceptance of transfer credit is based upon an earned grade of “C” or better for each course which is eligible for transfer. The Office of Undergraduate Admission initially evaluates transcripts. A credit evaluation is sent to admitted students. Final decisions on credit transfers are made once a student submits a deposit. This is done by the Registrar, in consultation with the School Deans, who determines the Neumann course equivalencies for transfer credits. A maximum number of 90 credits can be accepted from regionally accredited, degree-granting institutions. Transfer students, who have had 12 or more transfer credits accepted by Neumann University, are exempted from taking INT 101 The Neumann Experience , and must satisfy the credit assigned to this course through either other transfer credit or additional course work successfully completed at Neumann University. The applicability of credits awarded in transfer to a specific undergraduate academic degree program is dependent upon the major/program which is chosen. Transfer students must complete 30 of their last 45 credits at Neumann University. Additionally, 50% of the student’s academic major/program must be taken at Neumann. The following criteria are utilized in the evaluation of transcripts which are presented to Neumann University by students seeking admission as transfer students. College-level course work completed at duly recognized higher education institutions outside of the United States may also be presented for transfer credit acceptance. Applicants who wish to have these completed credits considered for transfer acceptance by Neumann University must have their foreign transcripts evaluated by an international evaluation service recognized by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). A complete list of NACES member evaluators is available at: NACES - National Association of Credential Evaluation Services . The evaluation service must provide Neumann University with a course-by-course assessment which identifies United States college-level course equivalencies. All costs for these evaluations are to be paid by the student. Neumann University agrees to accept these evaluated credit recommendations and to apply those credits to the student’s academic program, as applicable. The sole exception to this evaluation process would be for those foreign institutions with which Neumann University has previously established articulation agreements. For additional information, please contact either the appropriate School Dean or the Registrar’s Office at 610-558-5524. Credits which have been awarded for remedial or developmental course work, even if at the “C” level or above, are not accepted by Neumann University as transfer credit. Grades of Pass (“P”) or Satisfactory (“S”) are not acceptable for transfer credit. Exceptions to the policy occur only when the originating institution officially documents that a grade of “P” or “S” is the equivalent of at least a grade of “C.” Academic credits which have been earned through challenge examinations taken at other institution(s) are not transferable. When specialized courses or major courses are being considered for transfer credit, consultation with appropriately designated Neumann faculty member(s) or Dean may be necessary before a final transfer determination is made. Neumann University participates in the Advanced Placement Examination Program (AP), the International Baccalaureate Program (IB), the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) , and the ACT Assessment . These programs, which offer both general and specific subject area examinations, are administered by the College Entrance Examination Board and the American College Testing Service and correspond to course content that a student would find during his/her first two years of study. Most of these examinations equate to one-semester courses, although some are equivalent to a full year (or two semesters) of learning. Additional information can be obtained by either contacting the Educational Testing Service, located in Princeton, New Jersey 08541, or the Office of the Registrar. Neumann University grants credit for those scores which are at or above the “C” level as set forth in equivalency tables which are prepared and published by these testing agencies. For most CLEP Examinations, a minimum score of “50” is required, although higher minimum scores are needed for College Level 2 foreign language examinations (“59” for French; “60” for German; and “63” for Spanish). Advanced Placement Examinations require a minimum grade of “3” for college-level credit to be awarded. A score at “4” is needed on both the Research and Seminar placement test to receive credit for ENG 102. The applicability of accepted credits toward general degree requirements and/or specific program requirements is determined by the Registrar, in consultation with the appropriate School Dean. A maximum of 15 semester hours of either AP, IB, ACT, CLEP, or DANTES credit may be applied toward the associate’s degree, and a maximum of 30 semester hours toward the bachelor’s degree, provided that the maximum number of transfer credits has not been exceeded. The student’s cumulative grade point average (GPA) does not transfer to Neumann University. The student’s GPA and any resultant Honors designation at the time of graduation are determined solely by the grades earned in completed course work at Neumann University. There is no time limit regarding the acceptability of transfer credits to Neumann University. However, specific Schools within the University may establish such limitations, if it is determined that content area in a specific degree program requires the acquisition of latest advancements within a given academic discipline. For more specific information, please consult the Undergraduate Program Descriptions section of this catalog. Credits for ROTC courses taken at either Widener University or St. Joseph’s University are accepted as elective credits in accordance with established cross-enrollment agreements. Neumann University endorses the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO), the Council on Postsecondary Accreditation (COPA), and approved by the American Association of Community/Junior Colleges. For further information about Neumann University’s transfer credit policy and those institutions with which the University has articulation agreements, contact the Office of the University Registrar. | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
| Transfer Credits & Articulation Agreements | transfer_credit | Transfer Credits & Articulation Agreements Students transferring from a community college with an articulation agreement with Neumann University, will have some education/core courses already fulfilled. This facilitates a more rapid progression into the Professional Education Core (teacher certification sequence). Students without an earned Associate’s in Early Childhood Education, or those transferring from a college without an articulation agreement, may need to complete additional education core and liberal arts requirements to earn the bachelor’s degree. The exact plan will be personalized through a transcript evaluation and advising session. | 2026 | catalog.neumann.edu |
Agreements 5
| Title | Type | Effective | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chiropractic and Podiatric Medical School Articulation Agreements | partnership | catalog.neumann.edu | |
| First Year Students who intend to be candidates for admission to the Pre-Pharmacy Early-Entry Program that is part of Neumann University’s Pre-Pharmacy Articulation Agreement with Duquesne University or Wilkes University are required to: Have earned a high school grade point average of at least 3.00 or higher on a 4.00 scale. | articulation | catalog.neumann.edu | |
| In addition, Neumann has developed articulation agreements with the New York School of Chiropractic Medicine and the New York College of Podiatric Medicine. | articulation | catalog.neumann.edu | |
| Students at Neumann University are eligible to participate in either the United States Army or Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) through a cross-enrollment program agreement with Widener University (Army) and St. Joseph’s University (Air Force). | partnership | catalog.neumann.edu | |
| Widener University Delaware Law School Articulation Agreement | articulation | catalog.neumann.edu |
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