Transfer Students

St. Andrews welcomes applications from all students interested in transferring from two-and four-year colleges and universities.

To be classified as a transfer student, students must have completed or be in the process of completing, 12 or more semester credits from an accredited institution.

Some of the benefits of transferring to St. Andrews:

• Transparent Financial Pathway to Minimize Student Debt
• Collaborative Academic Advising
• Collaborative Financial Aid Counseling
• St. Andrews is part of the NC Community College System and NC Independent Colleges & Universities Comprehensive Articulation  Agreement.

Transcript Evaluation

The acceptance and evaluation of credit for transfer is based on various factors, including: the level, content, quality, comparability, and degree program relevance of the proposed transfer credits; the institution’s accreditation/licensure; and assessment of course equivalency through evaluation of the transcript.

Transfer credits are accepted from Accredited Institutions for appropriate courses which will pertain to the declared degree at Webber International University (Webber) or its Carolina branch, St. Andrews. Courses with grades considered for transfer must have a grade of “C” or better. Courses with any other grade other than a C will not be considered. Pass/Fail courses are not considered for transfer.

Students who have earned an academic degree prior to attending Webber such as an AA, AS, BA, or BS may receive credit for a course with a grade of “D” if the course grade was earned within the degree. Course credits are transferred, but grades and quality points are not calculated in the GPA earned at Webber or its Carolina branch.