Transfers

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so you can apply as soon as you feel ready. Applying early allows time for questions, transcript review, and thoughtful planning.

No. Many applicants begin the process while still exploring options. An admissions advisor can help clarify which program or path may be the best fit.

Deadlines vary by program and cohort. Some programs offer multiple start dates, while others fill more quickly. Admissions can guide you on timing and availability.

The process typically starts with an inquiry or application form, followed by a conversation with an admissions advisor and guidance on next steps.

Some programs include a brief interview or conversation to ensure readiness and fit. These are designed to be supportive and informative.

That’s very common. Applications are reviewed holistically, considering academic history, life experience, and current readiness.

Yes. Previous college coursework may be reviewed for transfer credit on an individual, course-by-course basis.

Many programs are designed for working students and offer evening, weekend, or online options, depending on the program.

Admissions advisors help you understand expectations, outcomes, and commitments so you can make an informed decision.

You can contact the admissions team directly and speak with a real person who can answer questions and guide you through your options.