You’re a transfer applicant if:
Note: If you’re interested in applying for a second bachelor’s degree, you should read the University's Second Baccalaureate Degree Policy (PDF) to determine if you’re eligible.
Before applying as a transfer student, you’ll want to learn about our application process, credit and GPA requirements, how your courses may transfer, and more. You can find this information within our transfer pages.
Complete the FSU Application. On the application you’ll choose a major, list your extracurricular activities, work experience, honors/awards, and courses in progress.
If you haven’t attended college continuously, you’ll need to provide a resumé or description of activities which accounts for all time periods since graduation from high school.
If you’re applying through MassTransfer you should use the FSU Application. Eligibility is based on enrollment in an approved pathway at a Massachusetts community college. Learn more about MassTransfer.
When you submit the application, you’ll need to pay a non-refundable fee of $50 or provide an application fee waiver. The application fee or application fee waiver must be submitted in order for your application to be reviewed.
We provide an application fee waiver if you participate in an official campus visit or you may apply for a fee waiver through NACAC. The application fee is waived for MassTransfer and Military Applicants.
Official transcripts from all colleges or universities you've attended are required, regardless if courses were finished or credit received. Failure to disclose this information may result in denial of admission or retroactive administrative withdrawal from the University without refund or course credits.
When you apply, ask that these institutions send your official transcripts directly to our office. A decision will not be made by the Admissions Committee without official transcripts. They can be sent electronically through the vendor your institution uses; or they can be mailed directly from your institution to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Framingham State University
100 State Street
PO Box 9101
Framingham, MA 01701-9101
Email: admissions [at] abadiadetortoreos.com (admissions[at]framingham[dot]edu)
We need a final, official transcript from your high school to confirm you’ve graduated. If you completed the high school equivalency exam (GED/HiSET), we’ll need your official score report and an official high school transcript for the period high school was attended. If you complete an associate degree prior to transferring, we do not need proof of high school graduation.
A certified transcript evaluation by a recognized credentialing agency is required. The evaluation must be completed using official transcripts, and include grade and credit hour equivalents for each course completed (course-by-course). Recognized credentialing agencies are listed on the International Applicants page.
If you’re a service member or veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces, we need your official military transcript. FSU evaluates your transcript for academic credit based on recommendations from the American Council on Education (ACE).
FSU is test-optional, meaning you may choose to apply with or without SAT or ACT scores.
If you choose to submit SAT or ACT scores, official test results must be sent to FSU directly from the testing agency.
CLEP and AP programs enable students to earn college credit by examination. Official score reports should be submitted to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at the time of enrollment so they can be formally evaluated for credit. FSU’s score code is 3519.
If you plan to pursue a certain major or you’re an international student, you may have a few more things to do.
You should be aware of some additional requirements.
Learn more about your military education benefits and connect with FSU’s Coordinator of Veterans & Military Services.
You need to be a licensed registered nurse (RN) and have completed an Associate Degree or Diploma in Nursing. More information is available through the Nursing Department.
You will also need to submit an art portfolio (regardless of concentration). More information is available through the Department of Art and Music.
Once you’ve submitted your application, use the admissions portal to check its status. It is your responsibility to have all required materials forwarded to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions by the deadline. We will not accept transcripts or score reports sent via fax.
Set up a one-on-one meeting with our transfer counselor to discuss FSU, the application process, or your next steps to enrollment.
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