Policies

IB Diploma or IB English (HL/SL): Score of 4 or higher.

A student must receive a score of 3 or higher to receive AP credit on any accepted exam.

Students who earn scores of 4 or above on Higher Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL) IB Examinations may be awarded up to 12 semester hours of credit for each exam (depending on the department).

If students receive a score of 5 or higher on their high school Advanced Placement (AP) Music Theory exam, they may choose to waive this course.

If a student scores 88 or higher, they can take regular college classes and only need to complete ESL 1051 before taking ENGL 1010.

By state agreement, if students pass an AP exam with a score of three or higher, they will be awarded college credits for each exam passed.

These courses are limited and typically support specialized or individualized learning experiences including internships, clinicals, independent study, and private music lessons. Credit for Prior Learning Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) procedures allow students to earn credit for college-level knowledge and skills acquired outside traditional college coursework. Some CPL is awarded via standardized tests (AP or CLEP, for example) that, according to faculty evaluation, document learning equivalent with specific college courses. In other cases, students may request prior learning assessment from college faculty. Details on Credit for Prior Learning Snow College provides opportunities for students to earn credit for prior learning (CPL) for skills and abilities they have acquired through work, professional training, military training, and other learning domains. The number of credits earned through prior learning awarded may be limited. Credit for Prior Learning is awarded through transfer credit and/ or proficiency credit (training certifications, 3rd party evaluations, standardized exams, institutional exams, and individualized assessment/ challenge exams.) The Utah System of Higher Education National Exam Credit Equivalency Charts can be found here: https://ushe.edu/national-exam-credit- equivalency-charts/. (An Audit, Fail, Withdrawal, or Unofficial Withdrawal is considered an attempt as well as any course registered for 0 credits.) Costs Incurred for Prior Learning Credit Tuition costs are not charged for awarded prior learning credit. • Students may not retake departmental assessments for credit for prior learning. • CPL is recorded as Transfer Credit and will receive a TR grade. • Federal financial aid and employee tuition reimbursement may not cover prior learning assessment fees.

Students are responsible for any and all actions required to register for the test and transfer credits back to Snow College. • A posting fee will be assessed for each credit hour awarded ($10.00 per credit.) Credits will be posted as transfer credit and are not graded. • Military transcripts are evaluated by the Transfer Articulation Specialist and any question regarding what credit may be granted is directed to the Registrar. • A student is not required to accept any transfer credit from their military service.

Required Materials: • Completed admission application • Out-of-State Residents: Nonrefundable $30 application fee Freshman Student Admission Applicants are considered freshmen if they meet any of the following: • Graduated from high school or completed a GED (or equivalent exam) • Have never attended any college or university after high school graduation • Have fewer than 20 transferable post-high school college credits Required Materials • A completed admission application • Out-of-State Residents: Payment of a nonrefundable $30 application fee • High school transcript, GED, or home school transcript • Official college transcripts from all previously attended institutions, including technical education transcripts. For details on transfer credit requirements, refer to the Transfer Credit (p. 282)section of this catalog Admissions for Other Student Groups International Student Admissions Snow College ESL Program Mainstreaming Statement Snow College welcomes students who wish to study in the U.S.

Scholarship Types Student Definitions (for Scholarship Purposes) • New Freshman Student is defined as a newly graduated student who is entering Snow College as a regularly admitted student with a. no previous college experience, b. concurrent enrollment credit, or c. less than 20 dual enrollment or transfer credits. The Transfer Scholarship requires a minimum of 24 transfer credit hours, a 3.5 cumulative GPA, and the student cannot have previously attended Snow College.

Students may receive credit for MUSC 1160 through credit for prior learning. 4 Students may receive credit for this through prior learning assessment.

(At least 21 3 semester hours must be resident credit earned at Snow College.) Credit 3 may be transferred from any accredited college or university for which 4 course equivalents have been certified. The minimum grade accepted 5 from transfer credit is C- (1.7).

AP or transfer credit should be received at least three weeks prior to registration. College credits earned through AP, CLEP, PLA, credit by exam, and other non-traditionally awarded credits do not satisfy these standards.

Grading System The current grade system consists of the following: Letter Grade Point Value Description A 4.0 Excellent A- 3.7 Excellent B+ 3.3 Above Average B 3.0 Above Average B- 2.7 Above Average C+ 2.3 Average C 2.0 Average C- 1.7 Below Average D+ 1.3 Below Average D 1.0 Below Average D- 0.7 Below Average F 0.0 Failing I does not affect GPA Incomplete IE 0.0 Incomplete Expired P does not affect GPA Pass F 0.0 Fail CR does not affect GPA Credit NC does not affect GPA No Credit AU does not affect GPA Audit W does not affect GPA Withdrawal UW 0.0 Unofficial Withdrawal Snow College Catalog 2026-2027 281 Academic Honors Deans List To be placed on the semester Deans List, a student must do the following: 1. complete a program of at least 15 hours of Snow College credit numbered 1000 or above during the semester (transfer credit does not apply); and 2. have a B+ (3.50) or better GPA for that semester.

282 Transfer Credit Snow College's residency policy (https://snow.edu/offices/registrar/ policy_residency.html). Transfer Credit 1. Snow College accepts college level credit in transfer from colleges and universities accredited by any of the six regional accreditation bodies: a. Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools b. New England Association of Colleges and Schools c. Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association d. Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities e. Southern Association of Colleges and Schools f. Western Association of Colleges and Schools 2. Grades in individual classes must be D- or higher to be eligible for GE 3. Courses must be college level (rather than remedial or developmental.) At Utah institutions, this usually means courses numbered 1000 or higher. 5. Transfer credit from standardized tests such as AP, IB, CLEP, BYU Flats, etc. is posted based on the following: a. The year in which a particular test was taken. c. Additional details about Credit for Prior Learning can be found here (https://catalog.snow.edu/academic-policies/delivery- methods/). 7. There is no limit to the number of transfer credits which may be accepted. 8. Transfer courses will not be accepted from other institutions for the purpose of posting a grade change or repeating a course previously taken at Snow College. 9. The transfer credit evaluation is subject to audit and reevaluation. 10. Transfer credit should be received at least three weeks prior to registration. Articulation Process for Transfer Credit 1. The transfer articulation process is how the college grants credit for courses Snow College students have completed at other institutions. Students should check their Degree Works (https://dwdashboard.snow.edu/) page to see how their transfer credit has been applied. 4. A transfer credit appeal can be made when the student believes that a course transferred from another institution should be articulated differently. An . appeal should be made within one year of when the transfer credit was first posted or within one year of the end of the first semester for which the student was registered (whichever comes second). International Transcripts Students who have earned credit at a foreign post-secondary institution may be eligible for transfer credit. Only courses that are equivalent to Snow College's general education courses and direct equivalencies to a student's specific program of choice will be accepted toward a degree.

(If the Math ACT score is 18-20 or if the Math SAT score is 440-529 or if the ALEKS score is 30-45.) Prior Credit Evaluation / Transfer Credits Students must submit official transcripts from all colleges, applied technology schools, and military schools previously attended to the Snow College Admissions Office. Students can also get a copy by going to www.archives.gov/veterans/ (https://www.archives.gov/veterans/) and requesting it. Transfer credits will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the Registrar’s Office.

• Students with English ACT scores of 12-14 are recommended for ENGL 1005 Introduction to Academic Writing (Extended) E1.

• Students with English ACT scores of 15 or higher may choose ENGL 1010 Introduction to Academic Writing E1 or ENGL 1005 Introduction to Academic Writing (Extended) E1.

282 Transfer Credit Snow College's residency policy (https://snow.edu/offices/registrar/ policy_residency.html). Resident tuition applies to permanent residents of the State of Utah. Students must be able to show intent of becoming a Utah resident before an application for residency may be filed. International students on temporary visas do not have the ability to become Utah residents for tuition purposes. Applicants for resident classification should complete an Application for Residency, available online, at snow.edu/residency (https://snow.edu/ offices/registrar/residency/). The application, including all supporting documents, must be submitted by the end of the third week of the semester for which residency is requested. Late applications will be considered for the next applicable semester. Specific questions should be directed to the Registrar's Office.

AP or transfer credit should be received at least three weeks prior to registration.

These courses are limited and typically support specialized or individualized learning experiences including internships, clinicals, independent study, and private music lessons. Credit for Prior Learning

Articulation Process for Transfer Credit The transfer articulation process is how the college grants credit for courses Snow College students have completed at other institutions. Proper transfer articulation relies less on how a decision will affect a particular student and more on how a decision will affect all students and the integrity of a Snow College education. It is the student's responsibility to order an official transcript from the previous institution(s) and provide any Course Descriptions or "Master Course Content Syllabi with Outcomes" that might be required to process the transcript. As a courtesy to our students, the Transfer Articulation Specialist will research the necessary information to complete evaluations and determine course equivalency. However, if the information is not easily located, the student will be asked to provide it. Transcripts are generally processed on a first-come, first-served basis. However, transcripts from another Utah Institution of Higher Learning may be given priority. A transcript sent electronically is typically received within 2 to 3 business days. A transcript sent by mail can take up to 2 weeks depending on the mail service and where it originated. Most transcripts are articulated, and credits posted within 3 to 4 business days of receipt depending on volume and whether courses need to be evaluated by the department. If a transcript needs to be sent for evaluation, the process of posting the credit may take 2 weeks or longer. Students should check their Degree Works page to see how their transfer credit has been applied. A transfer credit appeal can be made when the student believes that a course transferred from another institution should be articulated differently. This appeal should be submitted by the student to the Transfer Articulation Specialist or the Registrar and may require the inclusion of the original course syllabi. The course(s) in question may also need to be sent for evaluation to the applicable department. An appeal should be made within one year of when the transfer credit was first posted or within one year of the end of the first semester for which the student was registered (whichever comes second). Exceptions to the one-year deadline may be considered by the Registrar. After the appeal is approved it will be processed within 1-8 weeks. No appeals will be granted after a degree is awarded.

Articulation Process for Transfer Credit The transfer articulation process is how the college grants credit for courses Snow College students have completed at other institutions. Proper transfer articulation relies less on how a decision will affect particular student and more on how a decision will affect all students and the integrity of a Snow College education. It is the student's responsibility to order an official transcript from the previous institution(s) and provide any Course Descriptions or "Master Course Content Syllabi with Outcomes" that might be required to process the transcript. As a courtesy to our students, the Transfer Articulation Specialist will research the necessary information to complete evaluations and determine course equivalency. However, if the information is not easily located, the student will be asked to provide it. Transcripts are generally processed on a first-come, first-served basis. However, transcripts from another Utah Institution of Higher Learning may be given priority. A transcript sent electronically is typically received within 2 to 3 business days. A transcript sent by mail can take up to 2 weeks depending on the mail service and where it originated. Most transcripts are articulated, and credits posted within 3 to 4 business days of receipt depending on volume and whether courses need to be evaluated by the department. If a transcript needs to be sent for evaluation, the process of posting the credit may take 2 weeks or longer. Students should check their Degree Works (https://dwdashboard.snow.edu/) page to see how their transfer credit has been applied. A transfer credit appeal can be made when the student believes that a course transferred from another institution should be articulated differently. This appeal should be submitted by the student to the Transfer Articulation Specialist or the Registrar and may require the inclusion of the original course syllabi. The course(s) in question may also need to be sent for evaluation to the applicable department. An . appeal should be made within one year of when the transfer credit was first posted or within one year of the end of the first semester for which the student was registered (whichever comes second). Exceptions to the one-year deadline may be considered by the Registrar. After the appeal is approved it will be processed within 1-8 weeks. No appeals will be granted after a degree is awarded.

Articulation Process for Transfer Credit The transfer articulation process is how the college grants credit for courses Snow College students have completed at other institutions. Proper transfer articulation relies less on how a decision will affect a particular student and more on how a decision will affect all students and the integrity of a Snow College education. It is the student's responsibility to order an official transcript from the previous institution(s) and provide any Course Descriptions or "Master Course Content Syllabi with Outcomes" that might be required to process the transcript. As a courtesy to our students, the Transfer Articulation Specialist will research the necessary information to complete evaluations and determine course equivalency. However, if the information is not easily located, the student will be asked to provide it. Transcripts are generally processed on a first-come, first-served basis. However, transcripts from another Utah Institution of Higher Learning may be given priority. A transcript sent electronically is typically received within 2 to 3 business days. A transcript sent by mail can take up to 2 weeks depending on the mail service and where it originated. Most transcripts are articulated, and credits posted within 3 to 4 business days of receipt depending on volume and whether courses need to be evaluated by the department. If a transcript needs to be sent for evaluation, the process of posting the credit may take 2 weeks or longer. Students should check their Degree Works page to see how their transfer credit has been applied. A transfer credit appeal can be made when the student believes that a course transferred from another institution should be articulated differently. This appeal should be submitted by the student to the Transfer Articulation Specialist or the Registrar and may require the inclusion of the original course syllabi. The course(s) in question may also need to be sent for evaluation to the applicable department. An appeal should be made within one year of when the transfer credit was first posted or within one year of the end of the first semester for which the student was registered (whichever comes second). Exceptions to the one-year deadline may be considered by the Registrar. After the appeal is approved it will be processed within 1-8 weeks. No appeals will be granted after a degree is awarded.

Costs Incurred for Prior Learning Credit Tuition costs are not charged for awarded prior learning credit. However, there are costs associated with assessing a student's knowledge and experience as well as the processing fees for applying credit to a student's official record and transcript. All Standardized Tests will incur a non-refundable posting service fee of $10 per credit. Departmental Assessments (Challenge Exam or Experiential Portfolio) will incur an assessment fee of $50 per assessment. This fee is non-refundable despite the outcome of the departmental evaluation.

Costs Incurred for Prior Learning Credit Tuition costs are not charged for awarded prior learning credit. However, there are costs associated with assessing a student's knowledge and experience as well as the processing fees for applying credit to a student's official record and transcript. All Standardized Tests will incur a non-refundable posting service fee of $10 per credit. Departmental Assessments (Challenge Exam or Experiential Portfolio) will incur an assessment fee of $50 per assessment. This fee is non-refundable despite the outcome of the departmental evaluation.

Costs Incurred for Prior Learning Credit Tuition costs are not charged for awarded prior learning credit. However, there are costs associated with assessing a student's knowledge and experience as well as the processing fees for applying credit to a student's official record and transcript. All Standardized Tests will incur a non-refundable posting service fee of $10 per credit. Departmental Assessments (Challenge Exam or Experiential Portfolio) will incur an assessment fee of $50 per assessment. This fee is non-refundable despite the outcome of the departmental evaluation.

(At least 21 POLS 1100 American National Government AI 3 semester hours must be resident credit earned at Snow College.) Credit English 1 GE Class (p. 272) 3 may be transferred from any accredited college or university for which MATH 1050 College Algebra QL 4 course equivalents have been certified. The minimum grade accepted Elective 5 from transfer credit is C- (1.7).

Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) procedures allow students to earn credit for college-level knowledge and skills acquired outside traditional college coursework. Some CPL is awarded via standardized tests (AP or CLEP, for example) that, according to faculty evaluation, document learning equivalent with specific college courses. In other cases, students may request prior learning assessment from college faculty. Details are available on the CPL page of the college website .

Credit for Prior Learning Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) procedures allow students to earn credit for college-level knowledge and skills acquired outside traditional college coursework. Some CPL is awarded via standardized tests (AP or CLEP, for example) that, according to faculty evaluation, document learning equivalent with specific college courses. In other cases, students may request prior learning assessment from college faculty. Details are available on the CPL page of the college website (https://snow.edu/ offices/registrar/credit_prior_learning.html).

Credit for Prior Learning Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) procedures allow students to earn credit for college-level knowledge and skills acquired outside traditional college coursework. Some CPL is awarded via standardized tests (AP or CLEP, for example) that, according to faculty evaluation, document learning equivalent with specific college courses. In other cases, students may request prior learning assessment from college faculty. Details are available on the CPL page of the college website.

Students may receive credit for MUSC 1160 through credit for prior learning. 4: Students may receive credit for this through prior learning assessment.

Details on Credit for Prior Learning Snow College provides opportunities for students to earn credit for prior learning (CPL) for skills and abilities they have acquired through work, professional training, military training, and other learning domains. Credits are awarded through assessments that meet college-level competencies. CPL may include departmental assessment, standardized tests, military credit, and technical education articulation agreements. CPL is determined by each department within the context of their mission, roles, student needs, and academic program(s). The number of credits earned through prior learning awarded may be limited. Limitations may be imposed by the student's degree plan. Credit for Prior Learning is awarded through transfer credit and/or proficiency credit (training certifications, 3rd party evaluations, standardized exams, institutional exams, and individualized assessment/challenge exams.) The Utah System of Higher Education National Exam Credit Equivalency Charts can be found here: https://ushe.edu/national-exam-credit-equivalency-charts/ .

Details on Credit for Prior Learning Snow College provides opportunities for students to earn credit for prior learning (CPL) for skills and abilities they have acquired through work, professional training, military training, and other learning domains. Credits are awarded through assessments that meet college-level competencies. CPL may include departmental assessment, standardized tests, military credit, and technical education articulation agreements. CPL is determined by each department within the context of their mission, roles, student needs, and academic program(s). The number of credits earned through prior learning awarded may be limited. Limitations may be imposed by the student's degree plan. Credit for Prior Learning is awarded through transfer credit and/ or proficiency credit (training certifications, 3rd party evaluations, standardized exams, institutional exams, and individualized assessment/ challenge exams.)

Details on Credit for Prior Learning Snow College provides opportunities for students to earn credit for prior learning (CPL) for skills and abilities they have acquired through work, professional training, military training, and other learning domains. Credits are awarded through assessments that meet college-level competencies. CPL may include departmental assessment, standardized tests, military credit, and technical education articulation agreements. CPL is determined by each department within the context of their mission, roles, student needs, and academic program(s). The number of credits earned through prior learning awarded may be limited. Limitations may be imposed by the student's degree plan. Credit for Prior Learning is awarded through transfer credit and/or proficiency credit (training certifications, 3rd party evaluations, standardized exams, institutional exams, and individualized assessment/challenge exams.) The Utah System of Higher Education National Exam Credit Equivalency Charts can be found here: https://ushe.edu/national-exam-credit-equivalency-charts/.

Students are responsible for any and all actions required to register for the test and transfer credits back to Snow College.

Students are responsible for any and all actions required to register for the test and transfer credits back to Snow College.

A posting fee will be assessed for each credit hour awarded ($10.00 per credit.) Credits will be posted as transfer credit and are not graded.

A posting fee will be assessed for each credit hour awarded ($10.00 per credit.) Credits will be posted as transfer credit and are not graded.

Students who have earned credit at a foreign post-secondary institution may be eligible for transfer credit. Only courses that are equivalent to Snow College's general education courses and direct equivalencies to a student's specific program of choice will be accepted toward a degree.

Students who have earned credit at a foreign post-secondary institution may be eligible for transfer credit.

Military transcripts are evaluated by the Transfer Articulation Specialist and any question regarding what credit may be granted is directed to the Registrar. A student is not required to accept any transfer credit from their military service.

Military transcripts are evaluated by the Transfer Articulation Specialist and any question regarding what credit may be granted is directed to the Registrar. A student is not required to accept any transfer credit from their military service.

Students may not retake departmental assessments for credit for prior learning. CPL is recorded as Transfer Credit and will receive a TR grade. Federal financial aid and employee tuition reimbursement may not cover prior learning assessment fees.

Students may not retake departmental assessments for credit for prior learning. CPL is recorded as Transfer Credit and will receive a TR grade. Federal financial aid and employee tuition reimbursement may not cover prior learning assessment fees.

Students may not retake departmental assessments for credit for prior learning. CPL is recorded as Transfer Credit and will receive a TR grade. Federal financial aid and employee tuition reimbursement may not cover prior learning assessment fees.

Prior Credit Evaluation / Transfer Credits Students must submit official transcripts from all colleges, applied technology schools, and military schools previously attended to the Snow College Admissions Office. Students may receive four credit hours, one physical education credit and 3 elective health credits by submitting a DD-214. To receive credits a student will need to provide a VA form DD-214. Students who do not have a DD-214 can get a copy by logging into their eBenefits account. Students must obtain a premium account which will give access to military documents, including their DD‐214. Students can also get a copy by going to www.archives.gov/veterans/ and requesting it. Transfer credits will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the Registrar’s Office. The credit evaluation will be based on the service member's major and credential requirements. Prospective Students

Prior Credit Evaluation / Transfer Credits Students must submit official transcripts from all colleges, applied technology schools, and military schools previously attended to the Snow College Admissions Office. Students may receive four credit hours, one physical education credit and 3 elective health credits by submitting a DD-214. To receive credits a student will need to provide a VA form DD-214. Students who do not have a DD-214 can get a copy by logging into their eBenefits account. Students must obtain a premium account which will give access to military documents, including their DD#214. Students can also get a copy by going to www.archives.gov/veterans/ (https://www.archives.gov/veterans/) and requesting it. Transfer credits will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the Registrar’s Office. The credit evaluation will be based on the service member's major and credential requirements.

Prior Credit Evaluation / Transfer Credits Students must submit official transcripts from all colleges, applied technology schools, and military schools previously attended to the Snow College Admissions Office. Students may receive four credit hours, one physical education credit and 3 elective health credits by submitting a DD-214. To receive credits a student will need to provide a VA form DD-214. Students who do not have a DD-214 can get a copy by logging into their eBenefits account. Students must obtain a premium account which will give access to military documents, including their DD‐214. Students can also get a copy by going to www.archives.gov/veterans/ and requesting it. Transfer credits will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the Registrar’s Office. The credit evaluation will be based on the service member's major and credential requirements.

(At least 21 semester hours must be resident credit earned at Snow College.) Credit may be transferred from any accredited college or university for which course equivalents have been certified. The minimum grade accepted from transfer credit is C- (1.7).

(At least 21 semester hours must be resident credit earned at Snow College.) Credit may be transferred from any accredited college or university for which course equivalents have been certified. The minimum grade accepted from transfer credit is C- (1.7).

AP or transfer credit should be received at least three weeks prior to registration.

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A student is not required to accept any transfer credit from their military service.

New Freshman Student is defined as a newly graduated student who is entering Snow College as a regularly admitted student with no previous college experience, concurrent enrollment credit, or less than 20 dual enrollment or transfer credits.

New Freshman Student is defined as a newly graduated student who is entering Snow College as a regularly admitted student with no previous college experience, concurrent enrollment credit, or less than 20 dual enrollment or transfer credits.

New Freshman Student is defined as a newly graduated student who is entering Snow College as a regularly admitted student with no previous college experience, concurrent enrollment credit, or less than 20 dual enrollment or transfer credits.

Transfer Credit Snow College accepts college level credit in transfer from colleges and universities accredited by any of the six regional accreditation bodies: Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools New England Association of Colleges and Schools Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Western Association of Colleges and Schools Grades in individual classes must be D- or higher to be eligible for GE. Courses must be college level (rather than remedial or developmental.) At Utah institutions, this usually means courses numbered 1000 or higher. Transcripts received from a technical college, that has been accredited by the Council for Higher Education , will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Transfer credit from standardized tests such as AP, IB, CLEP, BYU Flats, etc. is posted based on the following: The year in which a particular test was taken. The USHE credit equivalency charts. Additional details about Credit for Prior Learning can be found here . Due to the age of coursework, some credit may only transfer as elective credit. Course credit awarded is dependent on applicability and/or academic department discretion. There is no limit to the number of transfer credits which may be accepted. Transfer courses will not be accepted from other institutions for the purpose of posting a grade change or repeating a course previously taken at Snow College. The transfer credit evaluation is subject to audit and reevaluation. Transfer credit should be received at least three weeks prior to registration.

Transfer Credit Snow College accepts college level credit in transfer from colleges and universities accredited by any of the six regional accreditation bodies: Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools New England Association of Colleges and Schools Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Western Association of Colleges and Schools Grades in individual classes must be D- or higher to be eligible for GE Courses must be college level (rather than remedial or developmental.) At Utah institutions, this usually means courses numbered 1000 or higher. Transcripts received from a technical college, that has been accredited by the Council for Higher Education (https:// www.chea.org/), will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Transfer credit from standardized tests such as AP, IB, CLEP, BYU Flats, etc. is posted based on the following: The year in which a particular test was taken. The USHE credit equivalency charts. Additional details about Credit for Prior Learning can be found here (https://catalog.snow.edu/academic-policies/delivery- methods/). Due to the age of coursework, some credit may only transfer as elective credit. Course credit awarded is dependent on applicability and/or academic department discretion. There is no limit to the number of transfer credits which may be accepted. Transfer courses will not be accepted from other institutions for the purpose of posting a grade change or repeating a course previously taken at Snow College. The transfer credit evaluation is subject to audit and reevaluation. Transfer credit should be received at least three weeks prior to registration.

Transfer Credit Snow College accepts college level credit in transfer from colleges and universities accredited by any of the six regional accreditation bodies: Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools New England Association of Colleges and Schools Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Western Association of Colleges and Schools Grades in individual classes must be D- or higher to be eligible for GE. Courses must be college level (rather than remedial or developmental.) At Utah institutions, this usually means courses numbered 1000 or higher. Transcripts received from a technical college, that has been accredited by the Council for Higher Education, will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Transfer credit from standardized tests such as AP, IB, CLEP, BYU Flats, etc. is posted based on the following: The year in which a particular test was taken. The USHE credit equivalency charts. Additional details about Credit for Prior Learning can be found here. Due to the age of coursework, some credit may only transfer as elective credit. Course credit awarded is dependent on applicability and/or academic department discretion. There is no limit to the number of transfer credits which may be accepted. Transfer courses will not be accepted from other institutions for the purpose of posting a grade change or repeating a course previously taken at Snow College. The transfer credit evaluation is subject to audit and reevaluation. Transfer credit should be received at least three weeks prior to registration.

The Transfer Scholarship requires a minimum of 24 transfer credit hours, a 3.5 cumulative GPA, and the student cannot have previously attended Snow College.

The Transfer Scholarship requires a minimum of 24 transfer credit hours, a 3.5 cumulative GPA, and the student cannot have previously attended Snow College.