Courses taken from other regionally accredited post-secondary institutions, including courses taken in dual credit programs, are generally transferable for credit to St. Catharine College.
An official transcript from all colleges attended must be on file with the Admissions Office before transfer credit is awarded. Students with Advanced Placement Scores must have scored a 3 or higher to receive credit. It is the responsibility of the student to have official AP scores sent to the College.
Courses presented for transfer may be evaluated for content and match to St. Catharine College requirement, for the age of the course, and for other relevant factors. Course work over ten years old will be reviewed in detail and may be disallowed. Courses from a program with national accreditation rather than regional accreditation will be reviewed in detail. Grades of F, I, W, or NP will not be accepted.
Students transferring credits from other schools must recognize that, while a course may transfer, it may not apply to a given major or program or be the equivalent to a required St. Catharine course. For example, a course titled Descriptive Mathematics may or may not meet a requirement stated as "College Algebra or Higher Required". In addition, while grades of D may be generally transferable for credit, specific St. Catharine majors may require the grade of C in some or all courses.
For questions regarding transfer evaluations, please contact:
Heather Tatum
Transfer and Adult Recruitment Specialist
Phone: 859-336-5082
Ext. 1324
