At Notre Dame College, we have designed our transfer admissions process to ensure a smooth transition for students like you. We will work with you on an individual basis to help you transfer from your accredited two or four-year institution for the fall or spring semester.
Transfer Admissions Requirements
Notre Dame College accepts transfer students for fall (August) and spring (January) semesters. In order to begin the transfer process and be considered for admission, provide the documentation listed below:
- Apply free online
- ALL/ANY college transcripts
- High school transcripts
- ACT/SAT test scores
- Transcript Request Form
- Transfer Evaluation Form
Transfer of Credits
Notre Dame College will accept college credits from regionally accredited institutions. You will receive credit at Notre Dame College as long as you received a grade of “C” or better in courses above the 100 or 1000 level at your previous institution. You may need to provide course descriptions and a syllabus to determine the equivalency to Notre Dame College courses.
In order to graduate, transfer students will need to complete at least 32 credits at Notre Dame College and abide by all other graduation requirements. Each student is assigned a faculty advisor to ensure the student meets all academic requirements.
Schedule an Appointment to See How Your Credits Transfer
Notre Dame College is committed to you. Our counselors will assist you through every step along the way. To start your transfer process, contact your counselor listed below to find out how your credits transfer. Bring your unofficial/official transcripts for an on-the-spot evaluation and admissions decision.
Contact for Traditional Age Students:
Kristi Lehmer
216.373.5196
klehmer@ndc.edu
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Contact for Adult Students (ages 23 and up):
Sarah Palace
216.373.5350
spalace@ndc.edu
Financial Aid
Notre Dame College offers scholarship opportunities for eligible transfer students. We award transfer scholarships on the basis of academic excellence and campus community involvement. All students are required to fill out the FAFSA to be considered for financial aid from the government. Once you complete the FAFSA, our counselors will work with you on a personal level to develop your financial aid award letter.
