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Transfer Student Requirements
Welcome, future Tiger! We’re excited to have you consider joining our vibrant community at Tennessee State. As a transfer student, you bring valuable academic credits from another college or university, and while you may have experienced college life before, you’ll find that our environment offers unique opportunities and challenges.
To ensure a smooth transition, here’s what you need to complete as part of your application process:
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Complete the Transfer Application: Make sure to fill out every required section. This is the first step in your journey!
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Official High School Transcript: Submit an official transcript that clearly indicates your graduation date. This helps us understand your academic background.
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Official College Transcripts: Provide official transcripts from all colleges you’ve attended. Please ensure these do not include in-progress grades for the term you’re applying for.
It’s essential to meet these requirements for a smooth application process. Any missing documents could lead to delays, so be sure to double-check everything before you submit!
You can order your documents through Parchment or Clearinghouse. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at admissions @tnstate .edu . We’re here to support you every step of the way!
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View transfer credit evaluations & course equivalencies Once Admitted - Next StepsTake the necessary steps to ensure your successful transition: 1. Complete the FAFSA Application: This is essential for determining your financial aid eligibility. Do not delay. 2. Fill Out the Transcript Evaluation Document: Complete the Audit Transcript Request and email it to Records @tnstate .edu . This step is crucial for assessing your transfer credits. 3. Contact Your Academic Department Chair: Once your transcripts have been reviewed, reach out to your department chair to register for classes. This is a mandatory step to ensure you are on track. 4. Review the Admissions and Enrollment Overview: Click the link below for important information tailored for new transfer students. Non-Traditional Student?An adult or non-traditional student is defined not just by age (typically over 24) but also by a variety of life circumstances that differ from those of traditional students. These circumstances may include:
Are you a non-traditional student thinking about returning to or starting college? At Tennessee State University, we understand that non-traditional college students come with diverse experiences, such as:
What sets adult and non-traditional students apart is their ability to balance multiple roles while pursuing their education. We offer tailored programs and support services designed to meet your unique needs. If you’re interested in obtaining a degree or certificate, please reach out to me or contact the Office of Student Support Services at 615-963-7001 or adultstudentsupport@tnstate.edu. We’re here to support you every step of the way!
Interested in Online Classes? Contact: Debra Alexander,
Academic Technology Coach for Adult Learner
Transferring from a TN Community College?If you're transferring from a Tennessee Community College, you’ll benefit from our articulation agreement, which facilitates the transfer of credits to Tennessee State University for the following degree paths: Associate of Science or Associate of Arts At Tennessee State University, you’ll find robust academic programs and dedicated faculty ready to support and challenge you in your studies. You’ll also gain access to real-world research opportunities and internships, helping you to apply your learning in practical settings. This seamless transition will set you on a path to success in your academic and professional journey!
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