Transfer Applicants

‌Meet Sarah and other students who chose to transfer to Connecticut College.

We're pleased to provide prospective transfer students with the information they need to assist in the decision to transfer to Connecticut College. Please place yourself on our transfer mailing list.

What are the requirements to apply as a transfer?

To be considered for transfer admission, you must complete at least one semester at an accredited college or university, and it is recommended that you maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA.  Financial aid is available for transfer applicants, but very limited aid is available for foreign citizens.

Connecticut College values the perspectives and contributions of those who have served our country in the military. We welcome applications from veterans who may wish to finish a bachelor of arts degree through our Return to College program.

Interviews for transfer applicants for January admission will begin June 3, 2013. You can use our online system to see what interview times are available and sign up for an interview. Students must interview before the November 1 application deadline.

Transfer Admission Checklist

The following is a checklist to help you complete your application:
1. Common Application for Transfer Admission and the Transfer Writing Supplement
2. College Report
3. Official transcript(s) of all college work to date
4. Official final high school transcript (or proof of graduation such as a GED)
5. College Instructor Evaluation (2 recommended)
6. Mid-term grade report
7. Submission of SAT Reasoning, SAT Subject Test, or ACT is not required. Learn more about our standardized test policy.
8. Applicants whose native language is not English are required to submit results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or its equivalent
9. Non-refundable $60 application fee or Fee Waiver Request* (due upon submission of the Common Application)
10. Financial aid application (if applicable; see Financial Aid website for further details)

* If this fee creates a financial hardship or there are extenuating circumstances, you may request a fee waiver through your high school counselor, NACAC or the College Board. A waiver request must be endorsed by your counselor. See "Waiving College Application Fees" on the College Board website.