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HNU Transfer FAQs

We’ve compiled answers to frequently asked questions regarding the closure of Holy Names University and the student transfer process.  We will continue to update these FAQs regularly as more information becomes available.

GENERAL FAQs
  1. How will HNU support my transfer process?

    HNU has a Transfer Taskforce, a team focused on providing students an understanding of institutional agreements, general transfer support, hosting transfer info sessions, and 1-1 advising.

  2. Should I stay enrolled at HNU this spring?  Yes! We want to help you continue on your academic path forward. Even if you are not graduating this spring, we encourage you to stay at HNU so we can support you through this transition. HNU will offer transfer planning meetings and info sessions with skilled academic advisors. We are finalizing special transfer agreements with multiple institutions that will support a smooth transfer and may include benefits such as waived application requirements and fees and extended deadlines.
  3. Will I still be eligible for transfer agreements if I did not enroll in Spring 2023 classes at HNU?

    Yes. You will be able to take advantage of transfer agreement benefits if you’ve attended HNU within the last 365 days. Please contact the institution you plan to transfer to directly to coordinate.
  4. Where can I find info explaining HNU’s closure? https://hnu.edu/hnu-closure-faq/ 
ACADEMIC FAQs
  1. What happens to the credits I have taken at HNU? All college-level credits earned at HNU are valid even after the University has closed. They are considered regionally accredited and will be considered for transfer by any other regionally accredited institution. Note: MATH A, C, R are not college-level credits.
  2. Will other universities accept HNU credits?  The institution you transfer to will determine which HNU credits are accepted. HNU is developing transfer agreements with other institutions to help students make a smooth transition and complete their degrees.
  3. What about Incomplete (I) or In Progress (IP) coursework?  Students need to complete all coursework requirements by the end of Spring 2023. Please contact the appropriate faculty member to ensure you submit all outstanding assignments before final grades are assigned. Academic advising can assist with determining the best course of action for your particular situation
  4. What if the school I plan to transfer to does not accept some of my HNU coursework? HNU has transfer agreements in place to support the smooth transfer of your coursework to a new institution. If some of your coursework is denied transfer, we recommend you petition the institution for transfer credit through their established procedures. 
  5. What if I am not in good standing at HNU?  Most schools will require you to be in good academic standing to transfer to their institution (good standing = cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher). If you are not in good standing, you may consider taking courses at a community college to improve your GPA. Please reach out directly to the transfer institution of your choice to learn more about your options. 
ADVISING FAQ
  1. Undergraduate students: When will I meet with a transfer advisor?  You can schedule a meeting with a transfer advisor here: https://hnuadvising.as.me. Meeting with HNU transfer advisors is optional, but we recommend you schedule an appointment if you would like assistance in discussing transfer options. Representatives from transfer schools are coming to campus during Transfer Week, beginning February 13.
  2. Graduate students: Who should I contact for graduate-level transfer advising?

Educational Therapy programs contact: Polly Mayer (mayer@hnu.edu) 

MBA program contact: Jay Sweis-Black (sweis@hnu.edu) 

MM and Kodaly programs contact: Maree Hennessy (kodaly@hnu.edu) or make appointment at https://calendly.com/mareehennessy/advising 

Masters in Counseling Psych and Forensic Psych programs contact: Kini Chang. For information about transfer advising and events please check CPSY 101, the announcement shell on Canvas. 

Masters in Applied Sport and Performance Psychology contact: Alison Pope-Rhodius (poperhodius@hnu.edu) or schedule appointment at https://calendly.com/poperhodius
FINANCIAL FAQs
  1. Should I complete a FAFSA for 2023-24?

    Yes, if you have not completed a     2023-24 FAFSA you should do so as soon as possible. Complete or updates your FAFSA now. Remember the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application and Cal Grant GPA Verification Form must be completed and filed (postmarked) between October 1, 2022 and April 1, 2023.      We encourage you to add FAFSA codes for any schools you are considering. Click here to search for FAFSA codes.You may find additional information on the FAFSA and how to complete it here: https://hnu.edu/admissions-aid/financial-aid/fafsa.For students who are transferring prior to the 2023-24 academic year, please contact HNU’s Financial Aid Office with 2022-23 FAFSA related questions at (510) 436-1327 and financialaid@hnu.edu.
  2. Can I transfer my financial aid to another school?

    No, financial aid does not transfer from one school to another. However, you can apply for financial aid at another school by adding the new school to your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, and that school can determine what aid you will qualify for at their school.
  3. Do I still need to pay my federal student loans?  A university closure does not necessarily mean that student debt or loans will be relieved. Criteria to qualify for federal student loan discharge is dependent on several factors. More information can be found at https://studentaid.gov/announcements-events/closed-school.Please reach out to HNU’s Financial Aid Office with specific questions at (510) 436-1327 and financialaid@hnu.edu.
  4. Is my HNU scholarship still available?  Your HNU scholarship will still be valid at HNU through Spring 2023. Scholarships for 2023-24 will be arranged through the institution you are transferring to. Please review the institutions transfer agreement for more information.
TRANSCRIPT FAQs
  1. Where can I request my official HNU transcripts?  Holy Names University has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to provide transcript ordering via their website. You can order transcripts using any major credit card, and it will only be charged after your order has been completed.To order any number of official transcripts, go to the Clearinghouse secure site via one of the links below: Student Clearinghouse GetMyTranscript.com (click on the “Order-Track-Verify” button) The site will walk you through placing your order, including delivery options and fees. You can order as many transcripts as you like in a single session. Order updates will be emailed to you. You can also track your order online.Transcript Fees Online transcript fee: $5 per copyFor additional information regarding ordering transcripts and transcript request options, please see our transcript information document. If you need further assistance, please contact us at transcripts@hnu.edu or (510) 436-1133.If you have requested your order online via the National Student Clearinghouse, please include your order number in your communication to us. 

    How to order a replacement or an additional diploma: 

    Please download this diploma request form (PDF) and return it to the Registrar’s Office to order additional or replacement diplomas. 

  2. How will I request transcripts after May 15?

    Due to the closure of the University after the spring semester, Holy Names University is in the process of identifying a custodian of records. Students will always be able to secure an official transcript. Once records are transferred to the custodian, information about ordering transcripts will be updated. Until then, please request transcripts as usual.

  3. Can HNU send my other college (non-HNU) transcripts?  No. You will need to submit official transcripts from all colleges to your future transfer school.
  4. What is the difference between official and unofficial transcripts?  An “unofficial transcript” can be downloaded or printed by the student and sent to the institution or organization requesting it. Unofficial transcripts can be used during preliminary communication between students and school.  HNU students can find unofficial transcripts in MyCampus under Progress. Transferring institutions will eventually ask a student to request an “official transcript,” which is a transcript that is provided from HNU directly to the requestor, such as transferring institution, an employer or graduate school. An official transcript has the university’s seal and Registrar’s signature.
GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Articulation Agreement: Course-by-course evaluation of courses taken at HNU. Colleges and universities that you will be transferring to will review each course taken at HNU and will attempt to match it with a course or requirement at their college or university.

Accessibility: Requiring accommodation for a disability, physical or otherwise.

Custodian of Records: When a university closes, they make an agreement with another university to be the “Custodian of Records.” This means this new university will keep all student files and records (such as transcripts, degrees awarded, etc.) once HNU closes.

Golden Four Requirements: Oral Communication, Math, English, Critical Thinking – the four basic pillars of General Education (GE) requirements. Often a requirement for CSU’s.

MOU: “Memorandum of Understanding” or an agreement between two schools, which outlines the transfer process for students.

No Residency Requirement: Universities typically have a minimum number of units required to be taken at that institution, regardless of units transferred in. A university stating, they will waive the residency requirement will not hold students to this policy. However, students may need to meet other requirements for graduation.

Regionally Accredited: HNU is a Regionally Accredited university through WSCUC, which means HNU’s credits will transfer to another institution that is also accredited. When looking at another university, make sure the university is accredited by a respected accrediting agency so that your units will transfer and your degree will be respected by future graduate schools and employers.

Prerequisites: A class that must be completed (sometimes with a minimum grade requirement) before another class can be taken.

Unofficial vs official Transcripts: An “unofficial transcript” can be downloaded or printed by the student and sent to the institution or organization requesting it. Unofficial transcripts can be used during preliminary communication between students and school.  HNU students can find unofficial transcripts in MyCampus under Progress. Transferring institutions will eventually ask a student to request an “official transcript,” which is a transcript that is provided from HNU directly to the requestor, such as transferring institution, an employer or graduate school. An official transcript has the university’s seal and registrar’s signature.
COURSE SYLLABI: HOW TO ACCESS


Transfer institutions may request additional information on coursework you completed at HNU to see what credits will transfer. We recommend you download and save syllabi from all the courses you have taken here at HNU.

How do I download my course syllabi?

HNU students may access archived course syllabi through Canvas.

Step 1: Enroll in the Syllabi Collection for Transfer Portal course in Canvas: https://hnu.instructure.com/enroll/3M37LW. You will need to enroll in the course using your hnu.edu email address.

Step 2: Read instructions on course page. The archive is arranged chronologically by year, then by term. Please keep in mind that this archive might not have every syllabi, but the goal was to provide as many as possible.

Why should I download my course syllabi?

Schools that you are applying to need information from your HNU courses to see what credits will transfer. Many schools use course descriptions to do this. Sometimes course equivalencies are denied because there is not enough information in the course description. In order to prepare to transfer, make sure to download and save syllabi from all the courses you have taken here at HNU as we cannot guarantee access to Canvas once the school closes.
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Transfer Advising Appointment

Meeting with a transfer advisor is optional, but we recommend all undergraduate students schedule an appointment to discuss transfer options.

Graduate students should contact their program director directly for transfer advising.

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Transfer Events

Throughout the spring semester, HNU will organize various virtual and in-person transfer info sessions, forums, and fairs. Transfer institutions will also organize their own events. Information about all transfer events for HNU students will be compiled here. Check back regularly to stay up-to-date.

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February 13 - 24, 2023

Fall in Love with your Future!

Between February 13 and 24, HNU will host two weeks of transfer fairs on campus. Join to learn more about the transfer process from admissions, financial aid, and athletics representatives at different transfer institutions.

The following transfer events will take place in HNU's Brennan Lounge between 12:30-1:30pm (with additional 1-1 availability from 2-5pm). These sessions will be geared toward undergraduate student transfers unless otherwise stated.

February 13: Dominican University of California
February 14: CSU East Bay
February 15: SF State University (grad and undergrad programs)
February 16: Notre Dame de Namur University (grad programs only)
February 17: St. Mary’s College of California
February 21: University of San Francisco
February 22: Menlo College (virtual and in person options - check email for details)

Transfer Events Hosted by Transfer Institutions

Off-Campus or Virtual Transfer Events

Pacific Oaks Info Session for HNU Students (Virtual)

Date and Time: Monday, March 6 | 6 pm
Location: Zoom Mtg ID 903 608 5116

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Saybrook University Info Session for HNU Students (Virtual)

Date and Time: Tuesday, March 7 | 6pm
Location: Zoom Meeting ID: 898 583 2883

Click to Join Zoom Session

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Info Session for HNU Students (Virtual)

Date and Time: Wed., March 8 | 6pm
Location: Zoom Meeting ID: 983 072 20779

Click to Join Zoom Session

SF State Info Session for HNU Students (In Person)

In-Person Date and Time: March 13 | 10am - 12pm
Location: SF State campus
Transportation: Please contact Bethany Fitelson (fitelson@hnu.edu) to reserve a spot on the HNU van.

RSVP

SF State Info Session for HNU Students (Virtual)

Virtual Date and Time: March 16 | 5pm-7pm
Location: Zoom (link to be provided upon RSVP)

RSVP

Dominican Campus Visit Day (In Person)

Date and Time: Sat., March 18 | 8am - 2pm
Location: Dominican campus in San Rafael

Learn More

Merritt College Open House (In Person)

Date and Time: Friday, April 28 | 8:30am - 3:30pm
Location: Merritt College Campus

RSVP

Menlo College Drop-in Session for HNU students (Virtual)

Every Wednesday | 2pm - 3pm

Zoom Link

Transfer Institutions

HNU is working to develop transfer agreements with many institutions to help expedite the application review process and negotiate some terms that will benefit students in regards to credits accepted, admissions requirements, and in some cases costs, or other considerations. While the offers and agreements may vary in details, the common intent is to help students transfer smoothly. Once these agreements are finalized, we will post details in the list below.

Transfer Agreements are in place with the following institutions:

CSU East Bay – Transfer Agreement Highlights

California Institute of Integral Studies – Transfer Agreement Highlights

  • Details: Transfer Agreement with CIIS (PDF)
  • Admissions: Any undergraduate HNU student in good standing (2.0 GPA or higher) will be admitted to California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) as long as they meet the minimum entry requirements. The $65 application fee will be waived for HNU transfers (Use “HNU23” waiver code)
  • Credits: Undergrad students must have completed at least 54 transferable semester units, and may transfer up to 75 semester units. Graduate level coursework will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis.
  • Financial Aid: Financial Aid may be available for those who qualify . For up-to-date tuition and fees for CIIS, please contact CIIS’ admissions representative.
  • Undergrad Degree Programs: BA Interdisciplinary Studies and/or BS Psychology
  • Graduate Degree Programs: Listing of graduate programs.
  • VA accommodations: Yes, more info can be found on the CIIS website.
  • Modality: Varies by program. Both undergraduate degree completion programs are offered in an 100% virtual format with required weekend meeting dates.
  • Contact: Desiree Murillo (Admissions Counselor for CIIS undergraduate programs); dmurillo@ciis.edu; Appointment Calendar: https://calendly.com/dmurillo-1
  • Website: https://www.ciis.edu/

Dominican University of California – Transfer Agreement Highlights

Menlo College – Transfer Agreement Highlights

  • Details: Transfer Agreement with Menlo College (PDF)
  • Credits: Menlo will accept all transfer credits from regionally accredited colleges or universities.
  • Admissions: Guaranteed admission for students in good standing, instant admission decision.
  • Financial Aid: Menlo will match current HNU out-of-pocket cost.
  • Degree Programs: All Business and Psychology Programs.
  • Modality: On-ground only
  • VA accommodations: VA benefits and scholarships available.
  • Contact information/person: Fransheska Saldana, fransheska.saldana@menlo.edu. 
  • Menlo webpage for HNU students
  • Virtual Drop-in Session for HNU students every Wednesday from 2pm – 3pm. Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/99054373076 (Meeting ID: 990 5437 3076)

Notre Dame de Namur University – Transfer Agreement Highlights (Graduate Programs Only)

  • Details: Transfer Agreement with NDNU (PDF)
  • Credits: NDNU will accept for transfer all graduate coursework you have taken at HNU that applies to your NDNU degree (with grade of B or higher)
  • Admissions: Students in good standing at HNU who are currently enrolled, or were enrolled at HNU during 2022, are invited to use NDNU’s fast-track enrollment process. There are no application processes or additional enrollment fees required.
  • Financial Aid: NDNU will guarantee that you will not pay more at NDNU than you are currently paying at HNU. Among other generous financial aid offerings, NDNU offers a Catholic Teacher Scholarship for Education programs, providing a 30% reduction on tuition.
  • Degree Programs: Professional master’s programs in Business, Clinical Psychology, and Education. No undergraduate program transfers.
  • Contact information/person: Education: Quinta Ekong, oqekong@ndnu.edu; Business: Dr. Tyree Robinson, tyrobinson@ndnu.edu; Psychology: Abby Principe, aprincipe@ndnu.edu.
  • NDNU webpage for HNU students

Pacific Oaks College – Transfer Agreement Highlights

  • Details: Transfer Agreement with Pacific Oaks (PDF)
  • Credits: Varies by program, see transfer agreement
  • Admissions: Pacific Oaks College will waive admission application fees for HNU students.
  • Financial Aid: Varies by program, see transfer agreement
  • Degree Programs: BA Business (management, finance, or international emphasis); Bilingual Authorization: BILA; BA Psychology; Education Specialist Mild/Moderate Disabilities Credential; Multiple Subjects Teaching Credential; Master of Arts in Teaching; MEd, Education; MA, Counseling Psychology
  • VA accommodations: Pacific Oaks is proud to be a Yellow Ribbon school and it is a privilege for us to provide support for those who serve. Only post-9/11 veterans (or spouse/dependents under Transfer of Entitlement) at the 100% benefit level qualify. There is no cap to the annual funding you can use, and no limit to how many members of the military, their spouse/dependents, or veterans can participate.
  • Adult degree completion: All degree programs at Pacific Oaks College are accessible and designed to accommodate the adult learner, and are degree completion compatible.
  • Modality: Modality varies by programs, with HyFlex, Online and On-ground options.
  • Contact information/person: Nubian London, Associate Vice President, Admissions; Office: 626.529.8070; https://calendly.com/POCLondon; nlondon@pacificoaks.edu
  • Upcoming event: HNU Virtual Info Session on March 6 at 6pm PT (Zoom link: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/9036085116). LINK TO FLYER.
  • Pacific Oaks Website

Saint Mary’s College of California – Transfer Agreement Highlights

  • Details: Transfer Agreement with St. Mary’s College of California (PDF)
  • Admissions: Guaranteed admission for undergraduate students in good standing, instant admission decision. Preference given for graduate students in good standing
  • Credits: SMC will accept all transfer credits from regionally accredited colleges or universities.
  • Financial Aid: 50% tuition discount for undergraduate students
  • Undergraduate Degree Programs: Undergraduate degree programs. In addition, new majors launching in Fall 2023 include: Business Analytics, BS; Creative Writing, BA; Finance, BS; General Business, BS; Innovation Management, BS; Kinesiology, BS; Management and Leadership, BS; Marketing, BS. 
  • Graduate programs: Graduate degree programs. Note: SMU is not accepting students into the online MBA program 
  • Modality: SMC programs are in-person at the undergraduate level and generally in-person or hybrid at the graduate level with a few exceptions.
  • VA accommodations: Yes. More info can be found here. 
  • Adult degree completion options: BALOS (Bachelor of Arts in Leadership and Organizational Studies)
  • Contact information/person: Undergraduate students: Craig Means, Associate Dean of Transfer Admissions at cmeans@stmarys-ca.edu and 925-631-4226.
  • SMU main website

San Francisco State University – Transfer Agreement Highlights

  • Details: Transfer Agreement with San Francisco State (PDF)
  • Admissions: SF State will waive application fees for HNU students applying to SF State in Fall 2023 or Spring 2024. Students apply to SF State using the Cal State Apply system, although they should reach out in advance to receive an application fee waiver.  Contact Rosemary Flynn, raidino@sfsu.edu, to request an application fee waiver for undergraduate programs, and Katrina Echon, mkechon@sfsu.edu for graduate programs. 
  • Undergraduate Credits: SF State will review all transfer credit earned at regionally accredited colleges and universities for transferability. In addition, SF State is offering the following flexibility to undergraduate students transferring from HNU in Fall 2023 or Spring 2024:
    • Any transfer student will be deemed to have met the SF State Studies requirements (a set of four requirements in American Ethnic and Racial Minorities, Environmental Sustainability, Global Perspectives, and Social Justice).
    • Any transfer student who has satisfied 100% of the GE requirements at HNU will be deemed to have met all lower division GE requirements as well as the American Institutions requirements (US History, US Government, and California State and Local Government) at SFSU.  These students will still be required to meet upper division GE requirements, although eligible transfer courses may be petitioned for possible substitutions of the upper division GE requirements.
  • Graduate Credits: For graduate programs, in general, no more than 9 units of transfer work for the requirement of a 30-unit program and proportionally more for programs that exceed 30 units, may be used in meeting the requirements of a program.
  • Financial Aid: SF State offers financial aid to eligible students. Students may be eligible for need-based scholarships and may qualify for the tuition-based State University Grant. 
  • Degree Programs: We welcome students from any degree programs to apply for admission to SF State. A list of all of the programs we offer is available here. 
  • Modality: Classes are offered in online, hybrid, and in-person modalities.
  • VA accommodations: Veterans and military affiliated students can attend SF State using their benefits. More information available here: https://veterans.sfsu.edu/ 
  • Adult degree completion options: Yes, SF State offers two online degree completion programs. Students can choose between a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice Studies and Ethnic Studies. 
  • Housing options: SF State has set aside 200 spaces for any Holy Names students who may want to live on campus. If there is interest we can create cohorted housing for students who transfer over.
  • Undergraduate contact person: Rosemary Flynn, raidino@sfsu.edu
  • Graduate contact person: Maria Katrina Echon mkechon@sfsu.edu, (415) 338-2234
  • Upcoming events: FLYER
    • In-Person: Monday, March 13th – 10am-12pm @ SF State Campus. In addition to RSVP’ing directly with SF State, please contact Bethany Fitelson (fitelson@hnu.edu) to reserve a spot on the HNU van. Space is available until filled.
    • Virtual: Thursday, March 16th – 5pm-7pm via Zoom
    • RSVP
  • SFSU transfer website

Saybrook University – Transfer Agreement Highlights (Graduate Programs Only)

  • Details: Transfer Agreement with Saybrook University (PDF)
  • Admissions: Saybrook University pre-approves admission of all eligible HNU Students and the $50 application fee will be waived for HNU students.
  • Credits: Saybrook will accept all earned credits based on HNU’s degree completion audit. Saybrook will suspend residency requirements for students covered by this transfer agreement.
  • Financial Aid: Students seeking financial aid will be required to complete the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) at least four weeks prior to the start of their first term using Saybrook University’s School Code: G21206. See transfer agreement for special tuition rates.
  • Degree Programs: MA in Counseling Psychology (will be an MA in Counseling, Specialization in Clinical Mental Health Counseling); MA in Performance and Sport Psychology (will be an MS in Sport Performance Psychology).
  • Modality: Online for both programs with a 4 day in-person session at the start of Fall and Spring terms
  • VA accommodations: Saybrook is a Yellow Ribbon school, all students who are eligible for VA benefits may utilize them at Saybrook. The MA Counseling program has a residency requirement which will impact the housing allowance.  Our Veteran’s benefits extend to Veterans and their spouses/dependents.
  • Contact person: Siu Hung (JT) Tam, Senior Admissions and Partnership Counselor: Stam@Saybrook.edu
  • Saybrook admissions website

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology – Transfer Agreement Highlights

University of San Francisco

Other Colleges and Universities

Compilation of basic information on other institutions students may be considering for transfer. Please note that HNU does not have a transfer agreement in place for these institutions. Students will need to apply to each school they are interested in. Acceptance decisions are made by the receiving institution, not HNU.

Private Colleges and Universities

Academy of Art University (San Francisco, CA):
Private
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: 75% of degree chosen
Tuition: $25,728 (annual)

Azusa Pacific University (Azusa, CA)
Private
GPA: 2.2
Max Transferable Units: 90 units
Tuition: $41,510

Biola University (La Mirada, CA)
Private
GPA: 2.5
Max Transferable Units: 100 units
Tuition: $44,382

Chaminade University of Honolulu (Honolulu, HI)
Private
GPA: 2.0
Max Transferable Units: 90 units
Tuition: $28,544
Fall Deadline: June 1, 2023

Concordia of Irvine University (Irvine, CA)
Private
GPA: 2.3
Max Transferable Units: 96 units
Tuition: $39,330
Fall Deadline: August 1, 2023

Hawaii Pacific University (Honolulu, HI)
Private
GPA: 2.5
Max Transferable Units: 90 units
Tuition: $30,020
Fall Deadline: January 15*

University of La Verne (La Verne, CA)
Private
GPA: 2.7
Max Transferable Units: 88 units
Tuition: $47,000
Special Transfer Agreement – In Progress

Point Loma Nazarene University (San Diego, CA)
Private
GPA: 2.0
Max Transferable Units: 70 units
Tuition: $40,400
Fall Deadline: February 15, 2023

Saint Mary’s College of California (Moraga, CA)
Private
GPA: 2.0
Max Transferable Units: 64 units
Tuition: $53,372
Fall Deadline: June 1, 2023

Santa Clara University (Santa Clara, CA)
Private
GPA: 3.3 – 3.5
Max Transferable Units: Varies
Tuition: $56,880

University of San Diego (San Diego, CA)
Private
GPA: 3.0
Max Transferable Units: No limit. 30 units must be taken at SD State to receive degree
Tuition: $53,810
Fall Deadline: March 1, 2023

Vanguard University (Costa Mesa, CA)
Private
GPA: 2.5
Max Transferable Units: 64 units
Tuition: $48,840
Fall Deadline: March 1, 2023

Westmont College (Montecito, CA)
Private
GPA: 3.45
Max Transferable Units: No minimum
Tuition: $37,700
Fall Deadline: March 15, 2023

William Jessup University (Rocklin, CA)
Private
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: 90 units
Tuition: $37,000

Public Colleges and Universities

Cal State Northridge (Los Angeles, CA)
Public
GPA: 2.0
Max Transferable Units: 70 units
Tuition: 7,043

University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo (Hilo, HI)
Public
GPA: 2.0
Tuition: $20,304
Fall Deadline: July 1

San Francisco State University (San Francisco, CA)
Public
GPA: 2.0
Max Transferable Units: No limit. 45 units must be taken at San Francisco State to receive degree
Tuition: $7,522
Fall Deadline: Jan 15, 2023*

San Jose State (San Jose, CA)
Public
GPA: 2.0
Max Transferable Units: No limit. 45 units must be taken at SJ State to receive degree
Tuition: $7,899
Fall Deadline: November 30, 2022*

Community Colleges

American River JC (Sacramento, CA):
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Berkeley City College (Berkeley, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Chabot College (Hayward, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

City College of San Francisco (San Francisco, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

College of Alameda (Alameda, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

College of Marin (Kentfield & Novato, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

College of San Mateo (San Mateo, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Consumnes River JC (Sacramento, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Contra Costa College (San Pablo, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Diablo Valley College (Pleasant Hill & San Ramon, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Folsom Lake JC (Folsom, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Fresno City College (Fresno, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Laney College (Oakland, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Las Positas College (Livermore, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Los Medanos College (Pittsburg, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Merritt College (Oakland, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Modesto JC (Oakland, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Ohlone College (Fremont, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Sacramento JC (Sacramento, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

San Joaquin Delta JC (Stockton, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Santa Rosa JC (Santa Rosa, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Sierra JC (Rocklin, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

Skyline College (San Bruno, CA)
Community College
GPA: No minimum
Max Transferable Units: No limit
Tuition: $46 per unit

*Check with your advisor to see if special deadline arrangements are available