Overview

Financial Information

• Scholarships and Financial Aid:
  In general, all students seeking financial aid consideration at Moravian University are required to apply every year using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Moravian University offers various Transfer Merit Scholarships.
• Tuition and Fees:
  Total Estimated Annual Comprehensive Fee = $50,500 per year. The part-time (less than 3 units) Tuition rate is $5,400 per unit. Residential, Meal Plan, and Miscellaneous fees vary by circumstance and programs of study.

Information for Transfer In Students

• Accepts Transfers:
  Moravian University welcomes applications for admission from students currently attending other colleges and universities. A student may be admitted to Moravian as a transfer student at the beginning of either the fall or the spring term.
• View Agreements:
  https://www.moravian.edu/transfer-guides

Application Deadlines for Transfer

Transfer Application Requirements

• Minimum GPA:
  The minimum college GPA for transfer admission consideration is 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale).
• Official Transcripts:
  Official High School transcripts or GED and official College/University transcripts are required. A current course schedule and unofficial mid-term grades are also required.
• SAT Scores:
  Standardized test scores may be required of some applicants.
• Letters of Recommendation:
  Please complete the student portion of the Dean's Recommendation for Transfer Admissions form. Then, pass this along to the dean of students at your current institution.
• Essay:
  Submit a graded paper on any subject, or submit an essay of no less than 300 words.
• Application Fee:
  There is no fee to apply to Moravian University!
• Interview:
  Optional
• Other Requirements:
  A statement of good standing from your prior institution(s) is required.
• Apply Here:
  https://www.moravian.edu/admissions/transfer

Transfer Credit Policy

• Minimum Grade:
  Credit is granted for courses completed with a grade of C or better at accredited institutions. The courses must be the equivalent of courses taught at Moravian or be judged by the university to be consistent with Moravian’s curriculum.
• Credits (Min/Max):
  Moravian will accept a maximum of 80 credits from a four-year institution and 64 credits from a two-year institution. You must complete 48 credits in residence at Moravian to earn your bachelor's degree.

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