SUNY College at Oneonta Transfer Credit Policy933e7c

TRANSFER CREDITS Students will receive a preliminary credit evaluation based on the official transcript(s) sent from the college(s) attended The official transcript must arrive at the Admissions Office from the college in a sealed envelope Photocopies and faxes will not be accepted If you accept your offer of admission, you must have a final official transcript(s) sent to the Office of Admissions This transcript should:    include all coursework completed prior to enrolling at SUNY Oneonta post any degree(s) received have no incomplete or in-progress grades It is important to get your final official transcript(s) to us as soon as possible Without it, we cannot complete your file and we may not be able to admit you into certain programs Your financial aid disbursement and course registration may also be affected To check if we have received your final transcript(s) please go to webservices.oneonta.edu, login using your username and password and click on Admissions Once there, click on Admissions Checklist and you will be able to view your application checklist The date a document was received will appear next to the document Transfer Education Majors: If you not send a final official transcript(s) showing a 2.8 cumulative GPA, you cannot declare Education as your major, and you cannot attend orientation as an Education major or register for education courses Your Credit Evaluation is made up of two documents: the Transfer Credit Evaluation, which will show total credits accepted and/or in progress, the transfer institution's course number, our equivalent and its credit value; and the Preliminary Advisement Document, which will show how each transferred course may fulfill a degree requirement and indicate which requirements must still be met For more information, check out our Articulation Agreements with several two-year SUNY institutions, our Course Equivalency guide for all schools in the SUNY system and the SUNY Oneonta Course Catalog A maximum of 66 credits can be transferred from a two-year institution, and no more than 77 credits can be transferred from a four-year institution A bachelor’s degree from a four-year institution waives SUNY Oneonta General Education requirements The Division of Economics & Business and the Division of Education have a statute of limitations on credits transferred into their programs Contact the divisions for more information