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Transfer Students
All students
seeking advanced standing must submit official
transcripts of all college credit earned. A student
will be considered a transfer student if any college
work has been taken at another institution.
All transfer
applicants must:
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(1) |
Submit two official transcripts from
each college/university attended and
copies of official high school
transcript(s). |
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(2) |
Submit an official COMPASS report, if
applicable. |
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(3) |
Submit official ACT or SAT scores. |
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(4) |
Have a GPA (based on all courses
attempted at Tennessee Board of Regents
colleges/universities) equal to TSU’s
retention standards. |
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(5) |
Have a minimum 2.00 GPA, for
out-of-state college/university. |
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(6) |
Take the COMPASS subtest in Mathematics
and/or English if the ACT (Enhanced)
subscore(s) in the subject(s) is not
acceptable
or
if college credit has not been earned in
English and/or Mathematics. Transfer
students with 60 or more hours of
transfer credit are exempt from
University Orientation if they have not
attempted Math and/or English. |
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(7) |
Students who have taken remedial and/or
developmental courses at a non-TBR
institution must undergo COMPASS
assessment. However, if they transfer
remedial and/or developmental course
work which is equivalent to that offered
at the University, the course(s) for
which the transfer course is equivalent
will be waived. Remedial and
developmental courses transferred from
other TBR institutions are automatically
accepted |
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