Transfer of Credit Completed at another Institution
In addition to the university-wide requirements, the following criteria apply to non-institutional doctoral transfer credit in the College of Professional Studies and Advancement:
- A maximum of nine semester hours may be transferred
- The following exceptions apply:
- Those who are pursuing the Ed.D. Counselor Education and Supervision degree may transfer a maximum of 12 semester hours of post-master’s degree coursework. The Program Director must approve any additional transfer credit hours.
- Those who are pursuing the Psy.D. Clinical Psychology degree may transfer a maximum of 30 semester hours of graduate level degree coursework.
- Credit earned more than six calendar years before graduate admission is not transferable
- A “Pass” grade for a completed pass/fail graduate course is acceptable. A letter is required from the Registrar of the institution where the course was taken verifying that the grade is equivalent to at least a "B" (3.0 on a scale of 4.0)
- Students may transfer credit hours once admitted into a program
Specific graduate programs may have additional transfer credit requirements. See programs for details.
Exceptions to these rules may be appealed to the Admissions and Academic Standards Council of the CPSA. Petitions must be presented to the Council by the student's advisor.
Note: NLU credit completed under a different program is subject to Application of Academic Credit Toward Multiple Programs Policy.