College credits must have been earned at an accredited institution and should include a grade of C- or better on a college level English course and a college level mathematics course applicable to the degree program for which application is made. All transfer applicants who graduated from high school since 1988 must submit a high school transcript to verify that they have met the Minimum Admissions Requirements for high school course preparation as required by The University of North Carolina.
Students must be eligible to return to all institutions attended or Admissions Committee review is required. A minimum grade point average of 2.0 on all previously attempted college level work is required for admission to the University; however, most programs require a grade point average well above a 2.0. Advisers should contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office to determine specific requirements. Admission is competitive; therefore, the completion of minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
Any exceptions to admission requirements for transfer students must
be approved by the faculty Admissions Committee.
Credit accepted for transfer from another college or university is
shown only as credit hours and is not included in the computation of the
NC State grade point average. In the few cases in which the Admissions
Committee admits transfer students with grade averages below 2.0, no deficiency
of quality points is carried over from the record at the previous institution.