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Rosemont College

Rosemont, Pennsylvania · IPEDS 215691

Profile

IPEDS UNITID
215691
OPE ID
00336000
City, state
Rosemont, PA
Sector
private nonprofit 4-year or above
Website
www.rosemont.edu/
Cost rows
9
Confidence
11.5% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
CollegeTransfer.Net
Transfer profile

What we hold

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Checklists7
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Catalogs 2

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2025-2026pdfrosemont.edu2026-09-12T02:31:17.752109100+00:00
htmlrosemont.edu2026-09-12T02:31:40.372308200+00:00

Programs 7

Checklists 7

ChecklistAwardEditionRequirements
Advanced Security Operations Cybersecurity StackableGraduate Certificate2025-20264 groups · 10 items
Homeland Security and Emergency ManagementCertificate2025-20261 groups · 1 items
Homeland Security and Emergency Management EmbeddedGraduate Certificate2025-20269 groups · 11 items
Master of Arts in EducationMaster of Arts2025-20266 groups · 10 items
Master of Arts in School CounselingMaster of Arts2025-202617 groups · 12 items
Premedical Post BaccCertificate2025-202632 groups · 16 items
Writing with an Embedded Novel WritingGraduate Certificate2025-20261 groups · 8 items

Courses 1,020

Policies 21

TitleSectionTextEditionSource
credit_by_examRosemont accepts scores of 4 or higher on AP exams.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_credit• 250-word minimum personal statement or essay Based on the cumulative GPA from your previously attended institutions, you may be required to submit one of the following items: • In-person or virtual interview with an admissions representative To have credits considered for transfer, the student must submit an official transcript from an accredited post-secondary institution (approved list on file with the Registrar’s Office) or ACE approved training program or official score reports from a nationally recognized standardized exam. The College will determine the acceptability of credits and reserves the right to determine whether transfer credits are applied to general education requirements, requirements within the major, or elective credits. Transfer credit will be 392025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditPass/fail courses and developmental courses are not eligible for transfer. Standardized exams will be accepted as transfer credit provided the student has earned the ACE recommended minimum score or the minimum score established at the College. Transcripts that are 10 years or older will not be eligible for transfer credits. If you are transferring with a complete associate-level degree, you are eligible to transfer all your credits, regardless of the grade earned. Transferring From a Two-Year Institution - Students transferring from a two-year institution (community college or junior college) may transfer up to a maximum of 90 credits required for a baccalaureate degree into their undergraduate program of study at Rosemont College. Students transferring with an associate degree who have earned at least 60 credits will be granted junior status and will be permitted to transfer any additional coursework up to a maximum of 90 credits. Transfer credit will be awarded for courses earned toward the associate degree in which the student earned a grade of C (2.0) or better and for pass/fail courses in which a passing grade was earned. Developmental courses are not eligible for transfer. Under a Block Transfer Agreement, if the student had an associate degree conferred upon transfer into Rosemont College, they are granted junior status.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditTransferring From a Four-Year Institution - Students transferring from a four-year institution (college or university) may transfer up to a maximum of 90 credits required for a baccalaureate degree into their undergraduate program of study at Rosemont College. Transfer credit will be awarded only for courses in which the student earned a grade of C (2.0) or better. Pass/fail courses and developmental courses are not eligible for transfer. Standardized exams will be accepted as transfer credit provided the student has earned the ACE recommended minimum score or the minimum score established at the College. AP credits transfer in as course credits, grades are not awarded for Advanced Placement credit. Military Credits - Transfer of credits for military courses offered by the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Army Reserve, National Guard and Air Force will be considered upon receipt of notarized transcripts for courses that have American Council of Education (ACE) credit recommendations.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditProfessional Studies Transfer Credit Professional Studies students may transfer a maximum of 90 credits for a bachelor-level program and 45 credits into an associate-level program from a combination of the below types of transfer credit.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditStudents may be eligible to enter with advanced standing based on prior education, learning, or military training. Transfer Credit from Other Academic Institutions College-level course work completed at other colleges and universities in the United States which are recognized by any of the six regional accreditation associations will be accepted in transfer provided the following criteria are satisfied: • the grade received must be C (2.00 on a 4.0 scale) or higher, • the course was taken prior to enrollment at Rosemont College, • the student must submit an official transcript from the institution where the course work was completed, and • work may not have been previously applied toward a completed undergraduate degree. Pass/fail courses and developmental courses are not eligible for transfer. Transfer credits are awarded based on a student’s program of study after receipt of official transcripts.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditto supply syllabi from courses taken or provide additional information about the institution to determine eligibility to transfer credits. Students entering the School of Professional Studies at Rosemont with an approved associate degree may be granted a maximum of 90 non-Rosemont credits, in transfer or a combination of all sources of transfer credit. Students may receive 3 transfer credits per test for achieving the ACE (American Council of Education) recommended passing scores on tests which correspond to their program of study. Students may not duplicate courses they have already taken at Rosemont College or received transfer credit for by any other means. Continuing Education Units (CEU) CEUs are not accepted for transfer credit in the Rosemont College School of Professional Studies. Military Credits Transfer of credits for military courses offered by the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Army Reserve, National Guard and Air Force will be considered upon 462025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) A maximum of 45 credits (15, 3-credit courses) toward any accelerated undergraduate degree may be granted through the PLA process. The PLA course is one credit and upon successful completion of the course, the student will receive an additional two credits as transfer credit. The 2 transfer credits are counted towards the maximum of 90 transfer credits in a program, the 1 credit course counts towards credits taken in residency and is considered a Rosemont College credit. Courses petitioned through PLA must not duplicate transfer credit or any other coursework used to fill degree requirements.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditRosemont College course in which they received the grade of “F” (failed) or for the following Rosemont College courses: • ENG 0160 College Writing I • ENG 0170 College Writing II • BUS 0496 Business Capstone • CRJ 0450 Professional Seminar: Criminal Justice Ethics and Practice Graduate Studies Transfer Credit Graduate students who have completed previous graduate work may, at the time the student matriculates, request the transfer of a maximum of two 3-credit courses. To be acceptable in transfer, a course may not have been previously applied toward a graduate degree, and it must have been initiated no more than five calendar years prior to requesting its acceptance in transfer at Rosemont. All requests for transfer credits must include a copy of the official course description from the College where the course was taken, as well as an official transcript showing the student’s grade. Pass/Fail courses are not eligible for transfer. Students may not take courses at other institutions after matriculating at Rosemont College for transfer credit.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditCredit by Examination Rosemont College students may challenge certain courses in consultation with their major advisor. The intent of Rosemont's credit by examination policy is to provide students who have acquired competence through special learning situations, such as professional experience or independent study, with the opportunity to demonstrate their competence. The course will be listed on the student’s transcript as transfer credit and does not count towards full-time status for the semester the exam is taken, the appropriate credit value will be posted but a grade will not be entered.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_credit• Students may not challenge a course they have failed, withdrawn from, have an incomplete in, or for a credit by exam they previously did not pass. Procedure: 1. The student should meet with their advisor to discuss the possibility of challenging a course through credit by exam. If recommended, the student must complete the credit by exam form. 2. The student must pay the credit by exam fee (current fee available from Student Accounts) and return the form to the Registrar’s Office prior to taking the exam. 4. If the exam was successful (C or better), transfer credit will be posted for the course challenged.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditTransfer credits do not qualify for grade forgiveness as the grade does not transfer.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditGrades from summer school courses taken at other institutions are not computed into the student’s cumulative average. No credits will be awarded for summer school courses taken at other institutions for which the student received a grade below a C (2.0). It is the responsibility of the student to have all study abroad transcripts sent to the Registrar’s Office at the conclusion of the time abroad to facilitate the transfer of credits.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditStudents must follow all registration procedures as set forth by the policy on SGPS Transfer Credits.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditCriminal Justice Major Courses (15 Credits) As stated within the School of Professional Studies transfer credit policy, this program may accept credits from law enforcement, public safety, DHS/FEMA, and Military Training at the discretion of the Program Director.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditThis program accepts college transfer credits, including those earned on joint services transcripts, CEUs from work related training, assessment of prior learning credits, etc. At least 30 credits for the Integrated Studies major must be taken in residence (Online) at Rosemont College.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_credit• Integrated Studies Secondary Specialization Course Integrated Studies Elective Courses (39 Credits) This program accepts college transfer credits, including those earned on joint services transcripts, CEUs from work related training, assessment of prior learning credits, etc. At 4122025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditStudents are permitted to transfer up to six credits into the program; however, all transfer credits are subject to approval by the Dean of the Schools of Graduate and Professional Studies.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditStudents are permitted to transfer up to six credits into the program; however, all transfer credits are subject to approval by the Dean of the Schools of Graduate and Professional Studies. Transfer Credits: Our generous transfer policy allows students to transfer up to 90 credits required for a Bachelor degree, or up to 45 credits required for an Associate level degree as well as 6 credits of related graduate study. Credits presented for transfer must be from an accredited institution and a final course grade of a C or higher is required for undergraduate and a B or higher on the graduate level.2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_creditPrior Learning Assessments: Receive college credit for learning acquired through life experience. Credit by Examination: After enrolling in the School of Professional Studies, you may seek approval from your program to receive credit by examination. *Transfer credit or credit by examination is acceptable in lieu of all Core Curriculum requirements except College Writing I (ENG-0160) and College Writing II (ENG-0170).2025-2026rosemont.edu
transfer_credit• Undergraduate transcript verifying the conferring of an accredited bachelor's degree and graduate transcript (graduate transcripts are required only for graduate level transfer credits that are determined to be applicable).2025-2026rosemont.edu

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