Overview

Financial Information

• Scholarships and Financial Aid:
  Submit the CSS PROFILE (Rhodes code: 1730) and FAFSA (Rhodes Title IV code: 003519) if you are applying for need-based financial aid.

Information for Transfer In Students

• Accepts Transfers:
  You’re considered a transfer student if you’ve taken more than two courses in a single term at another accredited college. We encourage you to apply if you think Rhodes is a better fit than your current institution.
• Transfer Applications Received:
  Fall: 157
• Transfer Applications Accepted:
  Fall: 32
• Percentage Accepted:
  Fall: 20%
• Transfer Applicants Enrolled:
  Fall: 15

Application Deadlines for Transfer

Transfer Application Requirements

• Official Transcripts:
  Official final transcripts from your secondary school and all post-secondary institutions you’ve attended should be sent to the Office of Admissions.
• SAT Scores:
  Official final transcripts from your secondary school must include SAT or ACT scores.
• Letters of Recommendation:
  A College Official's Report and a College Instructor Evaluation Form are required.
• Essay:
  Include a letter explaining the reasons you wish to transfer to Rhodes.
• Application Fee:
  You may apply either online or by traditional paper application. And while we waive the $45 application fee for online applicants, all applications receive equal consideration.
• Interview:
  If possible, schedule a campus visit and interview with one of our Admissions staff. It’s not required, but it gives us an opportunity to know you beyond the information on your application.
• Apply Here:
  http://www.rhodes.edu/admission/69.asp

Transfer Credit Policy

• Minimum Grade:
  The lowest grade earned for any course that may be transferred for credit is C-.
• Credits (Min/Max):
  The maximum credit accepted for transfer credit is 64. You must take 64 credits in residence at Rhodes to earn a bachelor's degree.
• Transfer Policy Document:
  Rhodes College Transfer Credit Policy.pdf