Davis College - New York Transfer and Admissions Information

Private

4 year
350

Full + Part time Students
1:16

Faculty to Student Ratio
10%

Transfer Student Ratio
$14.6K

Avg. Financial Aid

Davis College is a private, undergraduate, coeducational Bible college within the conservative evangelical tradition that fosters the spiritual, professional, intellectual and personal development of students for ministry. Its philosophy views the direct study of the Bible as the primary means to a successful life and ministry. Its three-year diploma, AAS and BRE degree programs provide an integration of Biblical, general and professional studies. The one-year certificate program focuses primarily upon Biblical studies.

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Overview

Full-Time Undergraduate	192
Part-Time Undergraduate	158
Transfer Students	36
Programs	3 Programs
Equivalencies	109 outgoing Equivalencies

Financial Information

In-State Tuition	$11,940
Out-of-State Tuition	$11,940
Books and Supplies	$800
Federal Loans: Undergrads receiving aid	47%
Federal Loans: Average amount received	$7,001
Scholarships & Grants: Undergrads receiving aid	63%
Scholarships & Grants: Average amount received	$7,609

Application Deadlines for Transfer

Rolling Admissions

Transfer Application Requirements

Official Transcripts:

Submit a copy of your official college transcripts from each college or university you have previously attended. Send Official High School Transcripts or GED.
SAT Scores:

Send SAT and/or ACT Scores: Scores are considered official if reported on the official high school transcript or received directly from a testing agency.
Letters of Recommendation:

Complete and send Pastor Recommendation Form.
Apply Here:

http://davisny.edu/FutureStudents/TransferAdmissionsCriteria.aspx

Transfer Credit Policy

Minimum Grade:

The minimum transfer grade allowable is C–.
Credits (Min/Max):

A maximum of 12 credit hours of work in correspondence courses may be transferred from accredited correspondence programs.