Students transferring from other institutions must meet the same admissions requirements as all other students. Students who have attended other postsecondary institutions prior to applying to Vennard must submit transcripts of any college work attempted (even if not transferred credits). ACT or SAT scores will be required. A High School transcript is not required for students who have successfully completed 24 hours of work in courses comparable to those offered by Vennard College.

Transfer credit from accredited institutions requires an official transcript to be submitted to the Admissions Office from each institution attended. To be accepted, credits (1) must fulfill requirements of the program(s) the student is entering at Vennard, and (2) must have been completed with a grade of “C-“ or above. Transfer credit evaluations are made by the Registrar.

The transfer of course work from an unaccredited institution depends on the Registrar’s evaluation and approval of the syllabus, grading system, and faculty credentials for each course, and the credits must fulfill the same requirements as those from accredited institutions.

Vennard College is on the semester system, so all transfer credits will be converted to semester hours. Grade Points do not transfer into the Vennard GPA. Developmental and remedial courses are. generally not eligible for transfer.

The following guidelines will be followed in the awarding of transfer credit:

1. Transfer students must earn at least 30 semester hours of credit from Vennard College before the college will award either an AA or BA degree.

2. Students pursuing a BA degree must complete a minimum of thee 300/400 level courses in Bible and Theology, three 300/400 level courses in their professional major, and the Senior Seminar course at Vennard.