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Apply as a Transfer Student

If you've earned college credits after graduating from high school, you're considered a transfer student and should follow the process below to apply to UND.

If you have not attended college after high school graduation, please follow the freshmen application process.

1. Review Transfer Admission Criteria

Specific admission requirements for transfer students are based upon the total number of transferable college credits at the time of your application.

If you've completed 24 transferable college credits (including in progress), you must meet the following criteria to be admitted to UND:

  • Minimum of a 2.0 cumulative GPA
  • Be in good standing at the college(s) you previously attended

If you've completed fewer than 24 transferable college credits (including in progress), you must meet the criteria above in addition to the criteria for freshmen.

Carefully review the Transfer Credits page to gain an understanding of how credits transfer to UND.

2. Complete Application

You can apply up to 1 year in advance of when you plan to start at UND.

Applications are being accepted for the fall 2022, spring 2023, and summer 2023 semesters.

Complete the UND Undergraduate Admissions Application. If you haven't already created your UND Admissions account, you'll need to create an account to access the online application form.

Pay the $35 (U.S. funds) non-refundable fee.

Note: We recommend using Google Chrome when completing the application. If you run into issues with items not displaying in the application, try clearing your cache and cookies.

APPLICATION

Application Deadlines

Fall: Priority Deadline: April 15* | Aug. 16
Spring: Dec. 15
Summer: May 1

*To automatically be awarded the UND Transfer Scholarship, you must meet the criteria and submit your completed application by April 15 for the upcoming fall semester.

Readmission

Undergrad students who leave the University for at least one semester, not including summer semester, are required to apply for readmission.

Application to Degree Program

Depending on your major, some programs may have additional requirements beyond the general university admission standards. Refer to the UND Academic Catalog, visit the department website or contact an advisor for more information.

Your first step is to get admitted to UND and if your major has additional admission requirements, you may be asked to complete a separate application to be accepted into your degree program.

3. Send Transcripts

Request your official college and high school transcripts to be sent directly from all previously attended schools (including any study abroad coursework) to UND.

If you've completed 24 (including in progress) transferable college credits from an institution accredited by a regional or national accrediting organization recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA), including the American Council on Education (ACE), you do not need to send your high school transcripts.

Transcripts can be sent electronically through a secured electronic transcript service or by mail in a sealed envelope to:

UND Office of Admissions
3501 University Ave Stop 8357
Grand Forks, ND 58202-8357

Coursework taken outside the U.S. may require additional evaluation by World Education Services (WES ICAP).

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Questions?

Our transfer admissions experts are here to answer your questions.

Jeremy Gusaas – North Dakota, Western U.S. States and International
Call: 701.777.6493
Text: 701.732.8126
jeremy.g.gusaas@UND.edu

Adam Reiff – Minnesota and Eastern U.S. States and International
Call: 701.777.5880
Text: 701.369.9075
adam.reiff@UND.edu 

Aerospace Students: Commercial Aviation–Airplane and Aviation Management are no longer accepting applications due to capacity restrictions.  The next term available will be Fall 2023.  Applications will open Aug. 1.

Office of University Admissions
Gorecki Center
3501 University Ave Stop 8357
Grand Forks, ND 58202-8357
admissions@UND.edu

701.777.3000 (711 for Relay)

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