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John Carroll defines transfer students as anyone who attended an accredited college, university, or community college after high school. We understand that students transfer for many reasons, and we are here to ensure that your transition is smooth and your future bright.

How to Apply

To transfer to John Carroll, you must have a high school diploma (or equivalent) and be in good academic standing at your current or most recent college after high school. John Carroll reviews applications for admission holistically. While we do not have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) requirement, a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher is recommended.

Application Requirements

To apply to 麻豆社, you will need to submit your . You will also need to send your complete credentials directly to the Office of Admission. These include:

  • Official transcripts from all colleges or universities you’ve attended
  • High school transcript — Required only if you have completed fewer than 24 semester hours after high school graduation
  • Standardized test scores (optional)

Failure to report attendance at any college or university may result in immediate dismissal.

Transfer Reference Form

Some students may be contacted by their admissions counselor and asked to complete the . This form provides information about your conduct record. Please complete part one with your information, then submit it to the Dean of Students or a judicial affairs administrator at your current or most recent institution to complete part two of the form.

Where to Submit Your Credentials

All transcripts must be sent directly from each institution to 麻豆社 by mail or email; hand-delivered transcripts cannot be accepted. Documents should be sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admission or via secure electronic delivery (Parchment or the National Student Clearinghouse) via admission@jcu.edu.

Alternatively, documents can be mailed to:
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Office of Undergraduate Admission
1 John Carroll Boulevard
University Heights, OH 44118

Transfer Application Review Timeline

Transfer applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Application review begins in October for spring semester entry and in February for fall semester entry.

Start Term Application Opens What You Should Know
Spring 2026 Current Cycle Now Spring classes at JCU start on January 12th, 2026! Submit your and official transcripts today. Application review begins in October.
Fall 2026 Now Fall classes at JCU start in August 2026! Submit your and official transcripts today. Application review will begin in February 2026.
Spring 2027 January 2026 Applications for Spring 2027 will open in a few months. Want to learn more about JCU while you wait? Explore our programs or plan a visit to campus.
Fall 2027 August 2026 Applications for Fall 2027 will open next year. Want to learn more about JCU while you wait? Explore our programs or plan a visit to campus.

Transfer Planner

Use this interactive planner to see important dates and steps based on when you want to start at JCU and whether you’ll live on or off campus.

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Application FAQs

Need Help? Questions about applying? Your admission counselor is your go-to guide.

John Carroll accepts transfer credit from any two-year or four-year CHEA-recognized institution, including community colleges. We also offer credit for , college coursework completed in high school (CCP), and U.S. military training.

To learn more about transfer credit policies at JCU, visit our or contact an admission counselor.

Standardized test scores are not required for domestic transfer applicants. However, we encourage transfer students to submit test scores if they’ve completed fewer than 24 semester hours of college coursework after high school.

International applicants should review our International Student Application Process for more information about standardized testing requirements.

Current high-school students should complete our first-year application via the or .

Learn more about first-year admission at JCU.

All transfer students are considered for merit-based scholarships as part of the transfer application. No separate application is required.

We also strongly encourage all transfer applicants to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for need-based financial aid.

Once you’ve been admitted to JCU and confirmed your enrollment, you’ll need to complete a few simple steps before registering for classes:
  • Submit final transcripts from any colleges you are currently attending.
  • Register for Transfer Transition Day, our one-day orientation session for transfer students (usually held the week before classes start).
  • Some transfer students elect to take a foreign language placement test as part of their enrollment at JCU. If you choose to take a foreign language placement test, you must complete it before registering for courses.
After completing these steps, an academic advisor will contact you to guide you through the registration process.

What Happens Next

Once your application is submitted, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your myJCU Gateway applicant portal login. Through myJCU Gateway, you can track your application status, see any missing materials, and connect with your admission counselor.

Next

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, to receive federal funding for higher education.

Then

Visit your myJCU Gateway portal for more information on your next steps.

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