TRANSFER to WILLAMETTE

Take your education to the next level. It’s easy to transfer to Willamette and we will provide individualized advising appointments to help you get the information you need.

WHY TRANSFER TO WILLAMETTE?

Return on Investment. As a transfer student, we will ensure that you are able to take advantage of just as many opportunities as our four-year students. The internship experience you gain through Willamette will help your resume stand out after graduation. The average mid-career salary for Willamette alums is $111,000.

Scholarships. Willamette offers generous scholarships and aid packages to transfer students.

Small class sizes. You won’t be just a number here. You’ll join a community of learners where the faculty will become personal mentors invested in your success.

Support. At Willamette, you will find the support you need to succeed. Take advantage of our Writing Center, Digital Learning Center, Tutoring Program, and QUAD Center among other on-campus services. We’re a small school with extensive resources.

Community. Willamette’s Non Traditional Student Union is a student-run organization dedicated to creating a vibrant community for transfer students.

Personal Development. It’s not just about academics. Your personal well-being is a top priority. Our on-campus health and counseling services are available to give you the support you need to thrive at Willamette and beyond.

APPLICATION CHECKLIST

• No application fee

• No test scores

• Willamette Transfer Application

• Letter of Recommendation

• Official Transcripts from all prior colleges/universities attended

PRIORITY DEADLINES

• November 1 for the semester starting January

• April 15 for the semester starting August (rolling admission throughout the summer as space permits)

HOW WILL MY CREDITS TRANSFER?

• Students may transfer a maximum of 64 semester hours, or 96 quarter hours. Generally, courses completed at a regionally accredited institution above 100-level or above with a grade of C- or higher in accordance with a liberal arts education will transfer. An unofficial transcript evaluation can be requested through the Registrar’s Office at registrar@willamette.edu.

• Willamette offers many different pathways that allow students to transfer with junior standing (60 credits). Typically students with an AA, AS, AAOT, or ASOT-CS degree enter without having to take many general education courses, and in some cases do not have to take introductory courses for their major.

• More information about transfer credit policies can be found at willamette.edu/go/transfer-today.

AFFORDING YOUR FUTURE

• Transfer students are automatically considered for renewable merit scholarships that range from $22,000 to $32,000.

• Willamette also offers a one-time $2,000 scholarship to community college students who are members of Phi Theta Kappa honors society.

• To be considered for need-based financial aid, submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) alongside your application for admission.

For more information visit: willamette.edu

College of Arts & Sciences

Office of Admission

bearcat@willamette.edu

503-370-6303