What It’s Like to Transfer to SU
We’re thrilled that you’re considering transferring to Shenandoah University.
Whether you’re coming from a community college, another university, or returning to undergraduate education after a break, we’re excited to help you navigate the process. With our dedicated support services, vibrant campus community, and commitment to academic excellence, we’re confident that you’ll thrive as a Shenandoah Hornet.
Hear about SU Directly from our Transfer Students and Alumni
Why Transfer to SU | Tessa McClinton ’23
Favorite thing about SU | Anthony Cowan ’24
Advice about Transferring | Valerie Cameron ’23
Still have questions? Review our FAQs:
Submit your application and send us your official transcripts. Some programs have specific requirements, which you can review on our admissions page.
Up to 90 regionally-accredited credits.
As soon as possible after submitting your deposit, but you can schedule an individual advising appointment to speed up that process. We will need official transcripts submitted to complete an evaluation.
Yes, but only students in our College of Arts & Sciences and you can work with advising to transfer in credits that meet the requirement.
Students not yet in junior standing (60 completed credits) and living outside a 30-mile radius of SU, are required to live on campus. If you would like to request a Campus Housing exemption, you can do that through the Housing Portal to the Office of Residence Life.
Connect with Us
Schedule a Visit: Our Transfer Counselors will individually discuss your transfer credits and how long it might take you to complete your degree with us. Then, join us for a campus tour to learn more about our campus and culture.
Can’t Get to Campus Yet?: Schedule a virtual meeting or phone call with your admissions counselor.