Built for What Comes Next
Through the Transfer Partner Network, students can see how their credits apply, what's required for transfer, and where their degree can lead from the moment they begin, reducing guesswork and avoiding surprises. This approach supports a faster, more cost-effective path forward and prepares students for continued education and career advancement.
Campus continues to expand the Transfer Partner Network to provide students with even more options for continuing their education.
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Our admissions counselors are here to answer any questions and help you navigate the admissions process.
Arizona State University
University of Arkansas Fort Smith
Butler University
University of Central Florida
Central Michigan University
University of Cincinnati
Colorado State University Global
Excelsior University
Florida International University
Indiana State University
Indiana Wesleyan University
Loyola University New Orleans
University of Maryland Global Campus
University of Memphis
Mississippi State University
Morehouse College
National Louis University
New Jersey Institute of Technology
New York University - School of Professional Studies
University of North Texas
Northern Arizona University
Oakland University
Point Park University
Rollins College
Rutgers Business School-Newark
Southern New Hampshire University
Texas Southern University
Texas State University
Texas Tech University
University of Toledo
Tulane University - School of Professional Advancement
UMass Global University
UT San Antonio
UVA - School of Continuing and Professional Studies
Virginia Commonwealth University
West Virginia University
Wichita State University
If you are a prospective Campus student, our Admissions Counselors can help. If you are a current or former Campus student, your Success Coach or Outcome Advisor can support you throughout the transfer process: just reach out.
If you are a current student, Campus also provides transfer planning workshops and tools to help you align your career goals and coursework with an intended bachelor's program.
The Campus transfer partner network creates transfer-friendly pathways to four-year institutions, simplifying the transfer process and helping you save time and money toward a bachelor's degree.
A program pathway is typically defined as part of the formal articulation agreement, which is a contract we have with each of our official transfer partners. It outlines how your credits transfer from a specific Campus associate degree program to a specific, four-year bachelor's degree program at one of our partner schools.
Credits transfer in accordance with the academic policies of the institution you choose. Each four-year institution reviews your official transcript and decides which courses apply to your degree requirements.
In all cases, the receiving institution makes the final decision on credit acceptance.
As early as possible! After enrolling at Campus, you'll work with your Success Coach and Outcome Advisor to identify target schools. You can also attend Transfer Events to learn more about each school's programs, admissions requirements and transfer processes. The sooner you know the rules, the better you can plan your coursework.
Early planning helps you establish clear goals, motivation for maintaining a strong GPA, and focus for meeting application and scholarship deadlines at the four-year school you have interest in transferring to after graduating from Campus.
Attending Campus and finishing an associate's degree before transferring to a bachelor's program is the best way to keep costs down and timelines short. Many university transfer partner agreements include guaranteed admission for students who complete their associate degree and meet minimum GPA requirements. All of Campus's transfer partnerships are dependent on an earned degree from Campus.
The cumulative GPA required for transfer will vary by four-year institution. Leading universities and certain majors often require GPA averages above 2.75.
Strong academic performance can position you for additional scholarship opportunities.
Financial Aid can be complex, so please talk with your Campus Success Coach, who can connect you with financial aid advisors and other resources at our transfer partner institutions. For federal assistance to transfer, you will need to submit a FAFSA each year and list your intended transfer institution.
Yes. With a strong GPA and intentional planning, transferring to a leading Campus transfer partner institution is achievable.
National research from the Community College Research Center shows that students who complete their associate degree before transferring are significantly more likely to earn their bachelor's degree, and to do so with more timely completion and lower overall cost.
Campus works with four-year institutions that share a commitment to clear transfer pathways and student completion. If you're interested in establishing a transfer partnership with Campus graduates on a defined path to a bachelor's degree, please email us at transferpartners@campus.edu!