Transferring to Union
Students may apply to transfer to Union from both two-year and four-year institutions by completing the transfer application process. The completed application includes the Common Application for Transfer Students, the Common Application Transfer Supplement, a personal statement, official college transcripts, official high school transcripts, a dean's recommendation, a professor's recommendation, and a mid-term grade report.
Financial aid applicants must send financial aid transcripts from previous institutions, the CSS PROFILE Form, and the FAFSA by the admissions application deadline.
Transfer applicants may apply for entry to any one of the three academic terms. Most students apply for the fall term. The deadlines for application are: Fall term - May 1 (extended until the end of July), Winter term - October 1, and Spring term - February 1 .
Successful transfer applicants present a 3.0 average in at least one year of full-time academic work in courses comparable to those offered at Union. Transfer students must complete at least two years or eighteen courses at Union to earn the Union degree.
To facilitate the transfer process, Union has articulation agreements with several community colleges.
A personal interview is recommended for transfer applicants, but not required. If you would like to schedule an interview or learn more about transferring to Union, please contact the Admissions Office. Also, visit the most frequently asked questions about transferring to Union.