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We also accept International Baccalaureate, Advanced Placement (exam scores of 3 or higher) and Dual Enrollment credits.

If you scored a 3 on the AP English Language/Composition exam, you’ll receive credit for ENG 101 and should register for ENG 102.

A score of 4 or 5 earns you credit for both ENG 101 and ENG 102—no need to register for either.

Note: A score of 3 or higher on the Biology AP exam may be applied to one biology course option, not all listed options.

TAKING COURSES AT ANOTHER INSTITUTION Hampton University students may be permitted to earn credit for courses taken at another accredited institution of higher education. Approved transfer credit from another accredited institution of higher education affords the student with academic credit only. TRANSFER CREDIT A student may elect to take a course at any accredited institution of higher education. Transfer credit can only be posted to the student’s record if the student is currently registered when the transaction is received in the Registrar’s Office. No online courses from another institution will be accepted as transfer credit for students matriculating in the Undergraduate College. All credits earned at other institutions, including those earned by students seeking re-entry to the Univer- sity, and those with approved permission to take courses at another institution, will be treated/classified as transfer credits.

BASIS FOR ADMISSION – TRANSFER STUDENTS Students who have satisfactorily completed at least 15 semester hours at an accredited institution may be admitted to regular standing with such advanced standing as their previous records may warrant. ADVANCED STANDING Advanced standing can be obtained for entering under- graduate students through transfer of credit earned at previous colleges, Advanced Placement Examinations, advanced placement through the Office of Testing Services, life experiences or military service, as appropriate.

• The maximum number of credit hours that an applicant can transfer into the graduate program is nine credits; the transfer of credit occurs after the applicant is fully admitted into the program.

Any student who has completed courses at an accredited college or university may request transfer credit for general education courses only. Only grades of “C” or higher are acceptable for transfer credit. Active duty military and veteran who were previously military corpsman/medics may elect to seek advanced placement credit by success- fully completing credit by examination.

ADVANCED STANDING The University grants credits for acceptable performance on the Advanced Placement Examination administered by the College Board. Credit for CLEP, International Baccalaureate (IB), Dual Enrollment and other examina- tions may be accepted by the University and applied to degree requirements with the approval of the Office of Testing Services, Office of the Registrar, the major depart- ment, and the department of the discipline in which the subject is taught. Students may also request permission to complete a credit by examination in those non-nursing courses in which they are proficient. There are specific procedures for the credit by examination process, and the detailed procedures are available upon request. NOTE: There is an additional fee for each credit by examination as well as a fee to have course credits applied to the tran- script. REGISTERED NURSES (RNS) Registered nurses (RNs) with an unencumbered license are admitted with advanced standing.

TRANSFER CREDITS Transfer credit can only be posted to the student’s record if the student is currently registered when the transaction is received at Hampton University Online. All credits earned at other institutions, including those earned by students seeking reentry to the University, as well as those with approved permission to take courses at another institution, will be treated/ classified as transfer credits.

Any student who has completed courses at an accredited college or university may request transfer credit for general education courses only. Only grades of “C” or higher are acceptable for transfer credit. Active-duty military and veteran who were previously mili- tary corpsman/medics may elect to seek advanced place- ment credit by successfully completing credit by examina- tion. REQUIRED PREREQUISITES FOR ADMISSION TO ACCELERATED ONLINE RN TO BS NURSING PROGRAM Course ENGO 101 Written Communication I . . . . . . . . . ENGO 102 Written Communication II . . . . . . . . . MATO 110 College Mathematics II . . . . . . . . . MATO 205 Intro to Statistics/ Intro PSY 346 to Statistical Methods . . . . . . BIOO 224 Anatomy & Physiology I . . . . . . . . . 200 Hampton University Online log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BIOO 225 Anatomy & Physiology II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 BIOO 304 Microbiology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 CHEO 101 General Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 SOCO 205 Intro to Sociology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 PSYO 203 Intro to Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 PSYO 311 Developmental Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 COMO 103 Oral Communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 HUMO 201 Humanities I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 HUMO 202 Humanities II or Fine Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 HISO 106 History of World Civilization II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 General Elective . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Physical Education (2 Activity Courses) or HEAO 200 Health Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Waiver for UNV0 101 with transfer of 30 or more credits TOTAL CREDITS 55 PROFESSIONAL NURSING PROGRAM ADVANCED STANDING The University grants credits for acceptable performance on the Advanced Placement Examination administered by the College Board. Credit for CLEP, International Bacca- laureate (IB), Dual Enrollment and other examinations may be accepted by the University and applied to degree requirements with the approval of the Office of Testing Services, Office of the Registrar, the major department, and the department of the discipline in which the subject is taught. Students may also request permission to complete a credit by examination in those non-nursing courses in which they are proficient. There are specific procedures for the credit by examination process, and the detailed proce- dures are available upon request. NOTE: There is an addi- tional fee for each credit by examination as well as a fee to have course credits applied to the transcript. REGISTERED NURSES (RNS) Registered nurses (RNs) with an unencumbered license are admitted with advanced standing.

A minimum grade of “C” is required in all transfer courses. . 3 TRANSFER CREDITS 33 Per the Graduate College policy of Hampton University, redit students may be able to transfer in up to 9 credit hours.

This applies to credit earned at Hampton University as well as to transfer credit. TRANSFER CREDIT A student entering a program may transfer up to nine (9) semester hours of graduate coursework towards a master’s or doctoral degree. Transfer credit that is officiall accepted should be entered on the student’s official tran- script at the University no later than the end of the first year of enrollment as a regular degree-seeking student. Coursework successfully completed in an accredited graduate school may be transferred to Hampton Univer- sity toward the fulfillment of course requirements if the following conditions are met: • Credit has been earned within five (5) years of the time the student is admitted. • A grade of “B” or better has been earned in courses for which transfer of credit is being sought. Students planning to take a course outside the Grad- uate College should consult their advisors and file with the Graduate Office an Evaluation of Transfer Credit Form. Transfer credit is officially accepted and entered on the record when the student is admitted. Credit earned as part of a Hampton University 2024-2026 baccalaureate degree program upon which a student is admitted to the Graduate College will not be accepted as transfer credit for the graduate degree unless specifically noted in the student’s approved degree program. CREDIT BY EXAMINATION A maximum of eight (8) hours may be counted toward degree requirements. Courses previously taken within the time limits given above may not be repeated by Credit by Examination. The granting of credit by examination must be approved on an individual basis by the Graduate Council and the Dean of the Graduate College.

Transfer Students The amount of time given a transfer student to complete his/her degree program is prorated based on the number of credit hours that are transferred to Hampton University. The total number of transfer credits plus your hours attempted and earned here at the University used measure academic progress. For federal aid eligibility, the student cannot attempt more than 180 credits, including transfer credits. Insofar as qualitative stan- dard applies, your transfer credits cumulative grade point average is not counted toward your Hampton University cumulative grade point average, only those credits earned here at Hampton Univer- sity are counted. For Masters: All work accepted at the time the student is admitted to candidacy must have been earned within a five-year period prior to admission to candidacy (at HU, and transfer credits).

Courses with no grades (e.g., transfer credit, credit by examination or advanced placement credit) and those with other grades (AU, I, IP, S, U, WF, WP and Z) are excluded from the grade point average.

Taking Courses at Another Institution Hampton University students may be permitted to earn credit for courses taken at another accredited institution of higher education. Transfer Credit A student may elect to take a course at any accredited institution of higher education. Transfer credit can only be posted to the student’s record if the student is currently registered when the transaction is received in the Registrar’s Office.

No online courses from another institution will be accepted as transfer credit for students matriculating in the Undergraduate College. All credits earned at other institutions, including those earned by students seeking re-entry to the University, as well as those with approved permission to take courses at another institution, will be treated/classified as transfer credits.

Basis for Admission - Transfer Students Students who have satisfactorily completed at least 15 semes- ter hours at an accredited institution may be admitted to regular standing with such advanced standing as their previous records may warrant. Applications for admission for the fall semester must be completed by March 1. Applications for admission for the spring semester must be com- pleted by November 1. Requirements for advanced standing are as follows.

Advanced Standing Advanced standing can be obtained for entering undergraduate students through transfer of credit earned at previous colleges, Advanced Placement Examinations, advanced placement through the Office of Testing Services, life experiences or military service, as appropriate. The broad purpose of this program is to improve access to higher educa- tion through a national system of placement and credit by examina- tion.

No transfer credit will be given for the fifth-year design studios. No transfer credit from other institutions for these courses will be considered.

122 School of Nursing n Any student who has completed courses at an accredited college or university may request transfer credit for general education courses only. Only grades of “C” or higher are acceptable for transfer credit.

Advanced Standing The University grants credits for acceptable performance on the Advanced Placement Examination administered by the College Board. Credit for CLEP, International Baccalaureate (IB), Dual Enrollment and other examinations may be accepted by the University and applied to degree requirements with the approval of the Office of Testing Services, Office of the Registrar, the major department, and the department of the discipline in which the subject is taught. Stu- dents may also request permission to complete a credit by examina- tion in those non-nursing courses in which they are proficient. There are specific procedures for the credit by examination process, and the detailed procedures are available upon request. NOTE: There is an additional fee for each credit by examination as well as a fee to have course credits applied to the transcript. Registered Nurses (RNs) Registered nurses (RNs) with an unencumbered license are admit- ted with advanced standing. Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) with an unencumbered license are admitted with advanced standing.

Transfer Students Students who have satisfactorily completed courses at an accred- ited institution may be admitted to regular standing with such advanced standing as their previous records may warrant. Requirements for advanced standing are: 1. Satisfactory credit from previous colleges as shown on official transcripts. No more than six (6) credit hours are transferable between Uni- versity College and current students in the Undergraduate College (Hampton University). . *Active Duty Military stu- dents enrolled in University College are allowed to transfer up to 60 credit hours to the Undergraduate College (Hampton University). Students who have been separated from the Undergraduate Col- lege for more than six years may transfer up to 60 credit hours to University College. Students choosing dual major options are required to main- tain at least a 2.5 GPA. In order to declare a dual major, students must be accepted as a major by both programs.

Credit-By-Examination by the University College A student may request credit by examination for the purpose of validating knowledge of the material presented in a course. Only under compelling circumstances may a student, with the approval of his/her advisor and Dean, be granted permission to obtain credit by examination. Prior to processing the request, the “Application for Credit by Examination” form must be approved by the advisor. Credit by examination shall not be attempted for a course previously taken or failed by the student. No fresh- man student will be allowed to earn credit by examination for 300 or 400 level courses. Letter grades will not be given for credit by examination. Hampton University 2018-2020 Credit for Life or Work Experience Students should recognize that while many prior learning expe- riences are meaningful they are often not equal to the quality of knowledge learned in the college classroom. Credit for prior learning experience is awarded only for comparable courses required of the student’s academic major. 2. Upon completion and approval of the application, students must obtain the Prior Learning Portfolio Student Information Guide. Students who are interested in additional information about life or work experience may refer to the Prior Learning Portfolio Student Information Guide.

Transfer Credits Transfer credit can only be posted to the student’s record if the student is currently registered when the transaction is received in University College. All credits earned at other institutions, including those earned by students seeking re- entry to the University, as well as those with approved permission to take courses at another institution, will be treated/ classified as transfer credits.

7. All students who are enrolled in degree programs with University College will be given a Writing Competency Examination when they have completed total of 30 credit hours (inclusive of transfer credit hours). Individuals enrolling in CEU programs may be awarded non-academic credit provided sufficient course work is completed, appropriate fees are paid and the individual is academically eligible to receive credit.

Up to six credits of gradu- ate coursework will be accepted for transfer credit.

This applies to credit earned at Hampton University as well as to transfer credit. Transfer Credit A student entering a program may transfer up to nine (9) semes- ter hours of graduate coursework towards a master’s or doctoral degree. Transfer credit that is officially accepted should be entered on the student’s official transcript at the University no later than th end of the first year of enrollment as a regular degree-seeking stu- dent. Coursework successfully completed in an accredited graduate school may be transferred to Hampton University toward the fulfill- ment of course requirements if the following conditions are met: • Credit has been earned within five (5) years of the time the student is admitted. • A grade of “B” or better has been earned in courses for which transfer of credit is being sought. Students planning to take a course outside the Graduate Col- lege should consult their advisors and file with the Graduate Office an Evaluation of Transfer Credit Form. Transfer credit is officially accepted and entered on the record at the time the student is admitted. Credit earned as part of a baccalaureate degree program upon which a student is admit- ted to the Graduate College will not be accepted as transfer credit for the graduate degree unless specifically noted in the student’s approved degree program. Credit by Examination A maximum of eight (8) hours may be counted toward degree requirements. Courses previously taken within the time limits given above may not be repeated by Credit by Examination. The granting of credit by examination must be approved on an individual basis by Hampton University 2018-2020 the Graduate Council and the Dean of the Graduate College.

4. Transfer credits are not accepted for core DPT courses or clinical internships.

Prerequi- sites: Advanced standing and consent of instructor. Prerequi- site: advanced standing and consent of instructor.

Prerequisite: Advanced standing and consent of department chair- person. Prerequisite: Advanced standing and consent of department chairperson.

Transfer Credits Credits that are transferred from another institution and accepted toward an academic degree program at the University (at the time of SAP Review) count as attempted and completed hours for Completion Rate and Maximum Timeframe.

Courses with no grades (i.e., transfer credit, credit by examination or advanced placement credit) and those with other grades (AU, I, IP, S, U, WF, WP and Z) are excluded from the grade point average.

TAKING COURSES AT ANOTHER INSTITUTION Hampton University students may be permitted to earn credit for courses taken at another accredited institution of higher education. Approved transfer credit from another accredited institution of higher education affords the student with academic credit only. 28 General Academic Policies and Regulations TRANSFER CREDIT A student may elect to take a course at any accredited institution of higher education. Transfer credit can only be posted to the student’s record if the student is currently registered when the transaction is received in the Registrar’s Office. No online courses from another institution will be accepted as transfer credit for students matriculating in the Undergraduate College. All credits earned at other institutions, including those earned by students seeking re-entry to the Univer- sity, and those with approved permission to take courses at another institution, will be treated/classified as transfer credits.

BASIS FOR ADMISSION – TRANSFER STUDENTS Students who have satisfactorily completed at least 15 semester hours at an accredited institution may be admitted to regular standing with such advanced standing as their previous records may warrant. ADVANCED STANDING Advanced standing can be obtained for entering undergrad- uate students through transfer of credit earned at previous colleges, Advanced Placement Examinations, advanced placement through the Office of Access and Learning,, life experiences or military service, as appropriate.

Continuing students may be allowed to transfer if they have an excellent academic record at Hampton Univer- sity. Students from other universities are permitted to transfer into the department with special permission from the department’s chair and dean. • The maximum number of credit hours that an applicant can transfer into the graduate program is nine credits; the transfer of credit occurs after the applicant is fully admitted into the program.

Any student who has completed courses at an accredited college or university may request transfer credit for general education courses only. Only grades of “C” or higher are acceptable for transfer credit. Active-duty military and veterans who were previously military corpsman/medics may elect to seek advanced placement credit by success- fully completing credit by examination.

ADVANCED STANDING The University grants credits for acceptable performance on the Advanced Placement Examination administered by the College Board. Credit for CLEP, International Bacca- laureate (IB), Dual Enrollment and other examinations may be accepted by the University and applied to degree requirements with the approval of the Office of Access and Learning, Office of the Registrar, the major department, and the department of the discipline in which the subject is taught. Students may also request permission to complete a credit by examination in those non-nursing courses in which they are proficient. There are specific procedures for the credit by examination process, and the detailed proce- dures are available upon request. NOTE: There is an addi- tional fee for each credit by examination as well as a fee to have course credits applied to the transcript. REGISTERED NURSES (RNS) Registered nurses (RNs) with an unencumbered license are admitted with advanced standing.

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES (LPNS) Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) with an unencumbered license are admitted with advanced standing.

TRANSFER STUDENTS Students who have satisfactorily completed courses at an accredited institution may be admitted to regular standing with such advanced standing as their previous records may warrant. Requirements for advanced standing are: 1. Satisfactory credit from previous colleges as shown on official transcripts.

CREDIT FOR LIFE OR WORK EXPERIENCE Students should recognize that while many prior learning experiences are meaningful they are often not equal to the quality of knowledge learned in the college classroom. Credit for prior learning experience is awarded only for comparable courses required of the student’s academic major. 2. Upon completion and approval of the application, students must obtain the Prior Learning Portfolio Student Information Guide. Students who are interested in additional informa- tion about life or work experience may refer to the Prior Learning Portfolio Student Information Guide.

TRANSFER CREDITS Transfer credit can only be posted to the student’s record if the student is currently registered when the transaction is received at Hampton University Global. All credits earned at other institutions, including those earned by students seeking reentry to the University, as well as those with approved permission to take courses at another institution, will be treated/ classified as transfer credits.

Any student who has completed courses at an accredited college or university may request transfer credit for general education courses only. Only grades of “C” or higher are ty acceptable for transfer credit. Active-duty military and veteran who were previously military corpsman/medics may elect to seek advanced placement credit by successfully completing credit by examination.

General Elective . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Physical Education (2 Activity Courses) or HEAO 200 Health Education . . . . . . . . . . . . Waiver for UNV0 101 with transfer of 30 or more credits TOTAL CREDITS PROFESSIONAL NURSING PROGRAM ADVANCED STANDING The University grants credits for acceptable performance on the Advanced Placement Examination administered by the College Board. Credit for CLEP, International Bacca- laureate (IB), Dual Enrollment and other examinations may be accepted by the University and applied to degree requirements with the approval of the Office of Access and Learning, Office of the Registrar, the major department, and the department of the discipline in which the subject is taught. Students may also request permission to complete a credit by examination in those non-nursing courses in which they are proficient. There are specific procedures for the credit by examination process, and the detailed proce- dures are available upon request. NOTE: There is an addi- tional fee for each credit by examination as well as a fee to have course credits applied to the transcript. REGISTERED NURSES (RNS) Registered nurses (RNs) with an unencumbered license are admitted with advanced standing.

TRANSFER CREDITS Per the Graduate College policy of Hampton University, students may be able to transfer in up to 9 credit hours.

This applies to credit earned at Hampton University as well as to transfer credit. TRANSFER CREDIT A student entering a program may transfer up to nine (9) semester hours of graduate coursework towards a master’s or doctoral degree. Transfer credit that is officially accepte should be entered on the student’s official transcript at the University no later than the end of the first year of enroll- ment as a regular degree-seeking student. Coursework successfully completed in an accredited graduate school may be transferred to Hampton University toward the fulfillment of course requirements if the following condi- tions are met: • Credit has been earned within five (5) years of the time the student is admitted. • A grade of “B” or better has been earned in courses for which transfer of credit is being sought. Students planning to take a course outside the Grad- uate College should consult their advisors and file with the Graduate College an Evaluation of Transfer Credit Form. Transfer credit is officially accepted and entered on the record when the student is admitted. Credit earned as part of a baccalaureate degree program upon which a student is admitted to the Graduate College will not be accepted as transfer credit for the graduate degree unless specifically noted in the student’s approved degree program. CREDIT BY EXAMINATION A maximum of eight (8) hours may be counted toward degree requirements. Courses previously taken within the time limits given above may not be repeated by Credit by Examination. The granting of credit by examination must be approved on an individual basis by the Graduate Council and the Dean of the Graduate College.

The five-year MBA program created in Fall 2000, which includes an imbedded undergraduate degree in Business Administration that is awarded after the first 120 credit hours and culminates with the MBA degree after satisfactory completion of the remaining 37 credit hours of required and elective graduate courses in business. • The maximum number of credit hours that an applicant can transfer into the graduate program is nine credits; the transfer of credit occurs after the applicant is fully admitted into the program.

Transfer Credit and Course Waiver Limitations The program is designed to be flexible enough to be adjusted to the needs of each student individually.

4. Transfer credits are not accepted for core D.P.T.

Prerequisite: Advanced Standing and Permission of the Department Chair. Prerequisite: Advanced Standing and Permission of the Department Chair.

Completion of the bachelor’s program in Business Administration and permission of the Department Chair Two letters of recommendation, preferably from a professor in the School of Business or the student’s concentration A minimum cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.25; cumulative GPAs under 3.25 require a GMAT score of at least 400 *Note: If your cumulative undergraduate GPA is below 3.0, you are not eligible to apply to the program Track A-Bachelor’s Degree earned December, begin MBA January Application deadline date – November 1st Qualifying GPA will be based on the Summer cumulative undergraduate GPA of the previous school year If you do not have a qualifying cumulative undergraduate GPA, you must earn a minimum GMAT score of 400 by October 31st Track B- Provisional Admission-Bachelor’s Degree in May, begin MBA in the Summer Application deadline date May 15th Qualifying undergraduate GPA of 3.25 is based on your current Spring cumulative GPA If you do not have a qualifying cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.25, you must earn a minimum GMAT score of 400 by May 14th Students on this track must complete their graduate-level internship in the summer immediately after earning their bachelor’s degree to officially begin the program There is no fall start for this program If you do not have an internship for the summer, you must withdraw from the program The maximum number of credit hours that an applicant can transfer into the graduate program is nine credits; the transfer of credit occurs after the applicant is fully admitted into the program *Note: your undergraduate cumulative GPA does not carry over into the Graduate College.

Personal Interview as needed One official, sealed transcript from each institution attended Resume A copy of your State or Federal ID Transfer Credit Policy Please forward all admissions packages and supplemental documentation to: HamptonU Global Attn: HUO Graduate Admissions PO Box 6227 Hampton, Virginia 23668 Official Transcripts sent through a transcript network may be sent to hutranscripts@hamptonu.edu Unofficial/Opened/Scanned transcripts will not be accepted for graduate programs HamptonU Global is recognized as one of Virginia’s Top Affordable Online Colleges by Affordable Colleges Online . HamptonU Global P.O.

Any student who has completed courses at an accredited college or university may request transfer credit for general education courses only. Only grades of “C” or higher are acceptable for transfer credit. Nursing courses at other institutions are not eligible for transfer credit.

We will accept transfer credits for any general education course that is applicable to our curriculum from an accredited school, college, or university. The School of Nursing does not accept transfer credits for any nursing courses. We do not accept any transfer credits for nursing courses from other institutions. We do not accept any transfer credits of nursing courses from other institutions.

Secondly, below you can find a link for the Transfer Credit Search, from our website, as guidance: https://home.hamptonu.edu/admissions/transfer-credit-search/ When and why is it necessary to complete a CRT form ? Students fill out the CRT if they are taking classes at another institution to fulfill their graduation requirements and/or trying to graduate in a term in which they are not currently enrolled. A transfer credit evaluation is posted to your student record and shared with you.

In addition, HamptonU Global awards transfer credit based on the American Council on Education (ACE) guidelines . To gain credit, military students must provide a copy of their military transcript.

Transfer Credits Credits that are transferred from another institution and accepted toward an academic degree program at the University (at the time of SAP Review) count as attempted and completed hours for Completion Rate and Maximum Timeframe. Transfer Credits Credits that are transferred from another institution and accepted toward an academic degree program at the University (at the time of SAP Review) count as attempted and completed hours for Completion Rate and Maximum Timeframe.

Transfer Students The amount of time given a transfer student to complete his/her degree program is prorated based on the number of credit hours that are transferred to Hampton University. The total number of transfer credits plus your hours attempted and earned here at Hampton University is used to quantify academic progress. The student cannot attempt more than 180 credits, including transfer credits. Insofar as qualitative standard applies, your transfer credits cumulative grade point average is not counted toward your Hampton University cumulative grade point average, only those credits earned here at Hampton University are counted. For Masters: All work accepted at the time the student is admitted to candidacy must have been earned within a five-year period prior to admission to candidacy (at HU, and transfer credits).

Transfer Credits Transfer credit can only be posted to the student’s record if the student is currently registered when the transaction is received in the Registrar’s Office, Division of Continuing Studies. All credits earned at other institutions, including those earned by students seeking re-entry to the University, as well as those with approved permission to take courses at another institution, will be treated/classified as transfer credits.

No transfer credit will be given for the 5th year Design Research Thesis studio sequence.

Requirements for advanced standing are: Satisfactory credit from previous colleges as shown on official transcripts. Grade point average of “C” or better at previous college(s). Honorable dismissal from previous college(s). If students are suspended from any previous college, but eligible to return, they may be considered for enrollment at the College of Education and Continuing Studies after the lapse of six months. Active Duty Military students enrolled in the Hampton U Online are allowed to transfer up to 60 credit hours (SOC requires online programs to transfer in a max of 70% of degree) to the Undergraduate College (Hampton Institute)

Transfer credit is maximized for military experience.

Transfer Students Nursing courses at other institutions are not eligible for transfer credit. Nursing courses at other institutions are not eligible for transfer credit. Only grades of “C” or higher are acceptable for transfer credit.

Transfer Credit Eligibility Requirements To be eligible for transfer credit: Courses must be completed at a regionally accredited institution. You must earn a grade of C or higher in each course. Grades of C- or below are not eligible for transfer credit. A final letter grade must be posted on your official transcript. Courses with grades of W (Withdrawal), P (Pass), or S (Satisfactory) are not eligible for transfer credit. For additional information regarding transfer credit policies, please refer to the Hampton University Academic Catalog . Transfer Applications Applications must be completed by March 1, 2026, to be eligible for a Transfer Decision for Fall 2027.

Transfer Credit Evaluation Process Transfer credit evaluations are completed after a student has committed to Hampton University. To begin the evaluation process, the Office of Admission must receive an official transcript from each accredited college or university you have attended. The Office of Admission evaluates general education courses at the 100- and 200-level, including subjects such as: English History Psychology Communication Other general education courses

Transfer Credit Evaluations for Dual Enrollment, Early College and AP/IB Exams Students who have completed dual enrollment courses, college courses, or AP and IB exams may be eligible for transfer credit. Please submit your official college transcript via email to: applicationstatus@hamptonu.edu. The Office of Admission will complete an evaluation of credits and return the course review to your HU EMAIL address. The accepted transfer credits will be added to your official student record in the Office of the Registrar and become a part of your official transcript. Evaluations will be completed throughout the summer months and all transcripts received on or before June 30th will be reviewed by August 15th. Please note only courses from regionally accredited institutions with a grade of C- or higher and an equivalent HU course will be awarded credit. During the registration process, you may not wish to sign up for courses that you have already completed. Please consult with the Office of Freshman Studies for counsel and and advisement for your fall course registration selections.