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Schreiner
University is a great option for transfer students looking for small
classes, dedicated professors who actually teach (no teaching
assistants here), peer tutors, faculty advisors, a Writing Center,
an Honors Program, and many other services that support academic and
professional achievement.
Admission Process
Students who attempt course work at an accredited college or
university after high school graduation are considered transfer
students. An application, $25 application fee, and official
transcripts from all colleges where course work was attempted are
required. The University
Registrar completes a transcript evaluation
and determines the transfer grade point average (GPA) as well as
transfer of credit. Transfer students are required to have a minimum
2.0 Transfer GPA and must be eligible to return to last school
attended. Applicants with less than 15 semester hours of
transferable credit must meet the same admission requirements as
freshmen and are asked to submit standardized ACT/SAT test scores
and final high school transcript.
For more information on transferring your classes to Schreiner, the
University’s catalog is posted
here.
It may be helpful to read the introduction to Areas of Instruction
which explains the use of the Texas Common Course Numbering System
designation in parentheses next to the Schreiner course number.
Schreiner also posts current
Four Year Plans on the website to assist both transfers and
current students.
To apply
online, go to:
Schreiner Online Application
Or
https://www.applytexas.org
Or
Download
an application (pdf)
Application
Deadlines
Fall Semester:
May 1 priority; August 1 regular
Spring Semester: December 1
Summer Term: May 1
Application Fee (nonrefundable): $25
(Schreiner accepts MasterCard, Discover and American Express)
If you are
admitted, a preliminary copy of the evaluation is forwarded to you
with the acceptance letter to notify you of the transfer credits
accepted by Schreiner. Upon request, a preliminary degree plan will
be forwarded as well.
Transfer of
Credit
Currently, Schreiner University has transfer agreements with San
Antonio College and Northwest Vista College.
To view the course equivalency guides, go to
San Antonio College Course Equivalency Guide or
Northwest Vista Course Equivalency Guide.
Students attending
other two-year or four-year accredited institutions also have
transferability opportunities due to Schreiner’s flexible transfer
of credit practices. Transfer credit is awarded if the transfer work
is comparable to that offered at Schreiner.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Schreiner offers competitive academic scholarships to transfers
ranging from $4,000 to $8,000 per year. An additional scholarship is
awarded to students who are active members of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK),
the international honors society in community colleges. Also,
students who have attended Alamo Colleges are eligible
for another grant. Transfer students are encouraged to file the
FAFSA (Free
Application for Federal Student Aid) so it can be determined if they
are eligible for need-based aid as well.
Financial
Aid Deadline
Fall Semester:
May 1 priority; August 1 if funds available
Spring Semester: November 1
Summer Term: April 1
FAFSA Code: 003610
Orientation and
Advising
All students accepted for admission are required to pay a $100
commitment fee to accept the offer. Committed students receive
information about registering for Transfer Orientation where they
can meet with an advisor to schedule classes. When the student
enrolls, the commitment fee is credited to the student’s account.
Talk to an Admission or Financial Aid Representative
To talk to an admission or financial aid representative, call (800)
343-4919 or email
admissions@schreiner.edu or
finaid@schreiner.edu. They
will be happy to help you through this process.
When Enrolled
Schreiner encourages transfer students to participate in activities
on our campus. New transfer students are also encouraged to contact
the academic dean or department chair to learn more about taking
advantage of all opportunities and to get integrated into their
academic program at Schreiner. |
