How to Apply

What is a transfer student?

Any applicant who has ever been enrolled at any post-secondary schooling (even if you took one course or did not complete a semester) is considered a transfer student.

Transfer Application Requirements

  • A completed Common Application, PSU supplement, and fee (If you are student enrolled at a NH Community College see the transfer counselor at your institution about applying via the NH Transfer Connections Program)
  • Official copy of high school transcript or GED with graduation date
  • Official copies of all college transcripts, including grades from most recent semester completed, and cumulative grade-point average (GPA) of 2.0 based on a 4.0 scale on the final transcript from the institution you are currently attending or last attended (required for consideration)
  • A well-written essay on one of the subjects listed on the application
  • Payment of the application fee ($50)

Application Deadlines

The application and all supporting credentials (see application checklist above) must be received by the following dates:

  • Fall Semester: June 15
    • February 1 for Nursing applicants
  • Spring Semester: December 1

Candidates applying after deadlines may receive consideration only as vacancies occur. The University reserves the right to close admission prior to the above deadlines if enrollment has reached full capacity.

Financial Aid Deadline

For priority consideration, transfer students must file the FAFSA by June 15.

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Outstanding Students

Penina Wallace

Penina Wallace

 

More About Penina

What do you like best about your major/academic program?


“I appreciate the fact that I am able to have small personal classroom settings where dialogue is encouraged. It is wonderful to have teachers available who are invested and want to see their students succeed.”

What activities are you involved in outside of class?


“I lead the TRiO scholars program, tutor, do study skills, am an orientation leader, vice president of Phi Kappa Phi honor society, part of CJ honor society, participate minimally with common ground, and a tour guide.”

If you could choose one favorite thing about going to school here, what would it be?


“Location—you can’t beat getting a discount at fabulous mountains and having the ability to ride them daily during the winter.
The fact that it’s a personal campus is a plus as well.”

~Penina