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Re-entry & Resiliency Plan (updated 3/1/21)
At Carlow University, traditional undergraduate transfer students are those transferring from another college or university who earned a high school diploma four years ago or less.
Get started anytime by following the steps to apply.
Throughout the year, our admissions team hosts on-campus and virtual events that you can attend. Or, schedule an on-campus visit and see Carlow’s campus for yourself.
If you are unable to attend an event and would like to talk with us, contact our admissions team.
The transfer credit evaluation will outline which curricular requirements at Carlow have been satisfied by transfer credit, and will identify what is still necessary to complete your degree. During the evaluation process, you may be asked to supply a syllabus from certain courses. Your credit evaluation will be conducted once all final official transcripts are received and you have registered for classes.
Students from Community College of Allegheny County who transferred to Carlow before earning their associate’s degree may be able to use Carlow credits toward the degree. CCAC will review your Carlow transcript to see what courses can be transferred back. Credits from both schools are combined to fulfill the associate’s degree requirements at CCAC.
Carlow participates in the Pennsylvania Transfer and Articulation Center (PA TRAC), which aims to facilitate credit transfers among participating educational institutions, including all community colleges in Pennsylvania.
You can see what courses are equivalent to Carlow courses through PA TRAC by using the tool below.
Your success is important to us. We offer resources and support for our traditional undergraduate transfer students that include:
Once you inquire or apply, you will be assigned an enrollment counselor to help guide you through the enrollment process.