Transfer Credit Guidelines

Information literacy credits being transferred to any program must have been earned within 5 years prior to your enrollment.

• Undergraduate transfer credits require a minimum grade of C-
• Graduate transfer credits require a minimum grade of B-
• Undergraduate business component:
  • No time limit on transfer credits for the AAS in Administrative/Management Studies or the Bachelor of Professional Studies in Business and Management.
  • For other undergraduate business programs, transfer credits must have been earned within 15 years prior to your enrollment.
• Undergraduate courses that meet the waiver for graduate foundation requirements must have been completed within 10 years prior to your enrollment.
• MS in Management, MBA, and BS in Business/MBA dual degree programs: Graduate-level credits must have been earned within 10 years prior to your enrollment.

• Graduate transfer credits require a minimum grade of B
• BS in Health Care Management/ MBA dual degree program: Credits must have been earned within 20 years prior to the date of your enrollment toward the undergraduate professional business core requirements and earned within 10 years prior to the date of enrollment toward the graduate component.
• MS in Health Sciences specialization requirements: Credits must have been earned within 7 years prior to your enrollment.

• Undergraduate transfer credits require a minimum grade of C-
• Graduate transfer credits require a minimum grade of B-
• BS in Natural Sciences: Science credits must have been earned within 10 years prior to your enrollment.

• Undergraduate transfer credits for general education require a minimum grade of C-
• Graduate transfer credits require a minimum grade of B-
• General education component: Anatomy/physiology and microbiology credits must have been earned within 5 years prior to your enrollment.
• Nursing component: Nursing theory credits must have been earned no more than 5 years prior to your academic policy date, must carry a grade of B or better, earned from a regionally accredited degree-granting institution of higher education, and must cover content equivalent to that of the theory requirement for which the waiver is sought.

• Undergraduate transfer credits require a minimum grade of C-
• Graduate transfer credits must be similar in content and level to Excelsior’s Public Service graduate program courses and a minimum grade of B-
• Maximum number of graduate transfer credits allowed by program:
  • MS in Criminal Justice: 15 credits
  • Master of Public Administration: 33 credits
• MS in Criminal Justice and Master of Public Administration: Graduate-level credits must have been earned within 10 years prior to the date of your enrollment.

• Undergraduate transfer credits require a minimum grade of C-
• Graduate transfer credits require a minimum grade of B-
• Course information:
  • Cybersecurity Programs: Courses transferring into the cybersecurity component of the Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity or the Master of Science in Cybersecurity programs will be considered if completed within 5 years of submitting your enrollment agreement. Courses completed over 5 years prior to submitting your enrollment agreement may be appealed by submitting a time-limit appeal form with your application.
  • Electrical Engineering Technology: Courses in the following areas will be considered in transfer to the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology if they were completed within 10 years of submitting your enrollment agreement: Computers, electrical (except DC and AC circuits) and electronics. Courses completed over 10 years prior to submitting your enrollment agreement may be appealed by submitting a time-limit appeal form with your application.
  • General Technology Programs: Courses related to computers, electrical (except DC and AC circuits), and electronics transferring into the Associate in Science in Technology will be considered if completed within 10 years of submitting your enrollment agreement. Courses completed over 10 years prior to submitting your enrollment agreement may be appealed by submitting a time-limit appeal form with your application.
  • IT Programs: Courses transferring into the information technology component of the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program will be considered if completed within 5 years of submitting your enrollment agreement. Courses completed over 5 years prior to submitting your enrollment agreement may be appealed by submitting a time-limit appeal form with your application.
  • Nuclear Engineering Technology Programs: Courses in the following areas will be considered in transfer to the Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Technology if they were completed within 10 years of submitting your enrollment agreement: Calculus I and II; natural sciences; computers, nuclear engineering technology core courses as well as electrical (except DC and AC circuits) and electronics courses. Courses completed over 10 years prior to the date of submitting your enrollment agreement may be appealed by submitting a time-limit appeal form with your application.