Transfer Admissions Process
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requirements:
To be admitted to Youngstown State University as
a transfer student in good standing, you must be in
good standing at the last institution you attended
and have an aggregate cumulative point average of
2.0 or higher (on a 4.0 scale). If you are an
Ohio resident and your grade point average is less
than 2.0, you will still be considered for admission
through an appeal process. If you are an out-of-state
resident and your grade point average is less than
a 2.0, you will be considered through an appeals process
to be admitted to the university. If you are
a student (Ohio resident or out-of-state resident),
who has been suspended from a college or university,
you will need to contact the Office Undergraduate
Admissions for further instructions.
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Credentials required:
The credentials
you will need to submit for admission include: a completed
Youngstown State admissions application, a $30 application
fee, your official high school transcript (if you
have not completed a bachelor's degree) and official
transcripts from each institution you have attended
since high school. Then, your courses will be
evaluated by the appropriate department. Any questions
regarding the applicability of your courses should be
directed to the department that houses your major.
The results of the credit evaluation will be sent to
you by mail.
Note: Official Transcripts must be sent from the
previous institutions directly to the Office of Undergraduate
Admissions.
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Transfer credits: All
courses with a grade of "D" or better will generally
transfer to YSU, although courses must be college level
courses from a regionally, accredited institution and the
work must be creditable toward a degree at that institution.
A "D" grade accepted in transfer of credit does
not satisfy a prerequisite for which a higher grade is needed
and will not be applicable to some degree requirements.
Credit through military experience is also an option as
well as credit through examination. Students must complete
their last 20 semester hours leading to an associate degree,
or their last 30 semester hours of a baccalaureate degree
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What if my college has signed
a transfer agreement with YSU?
An
articulation agreement provides a smooth transition
for students with associate degrees to YSU. Through
this special agreement, both institutions have provided
for a maximum number of credits to be applied toward
a bachelor's degree. In most cases, that means if you
graduated in a special transfer program, you will be
admitted to YSU with junior standing. Youngstown State
University has articulation agreements with the following
institutions:
| The University of Akron |
Kent
State-Trumbull Branch |
| Belmont
Technical College |
Lakeland
Community College |
| Butler County Community College |
Lima Technical College |
| Cleveland State University |
Lorain County Community College |
| Community
College of Allegheny County-All branches |
North
Central State College |
| Community College of Beaver County |
Owens
Community College |
| Cuyahoga
Community College |
Penn
State University Shenango Campus |
| Hocking
Technical College |
Washington State Community College |
| Jefferson
Community College |
The Winner Institute of Culinary Arts |
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