transfer students
TRANSFER STUDENTS
We are committed to helping you Did you know that one in three of our undergraduate students are transfers? We are committed to helping you—before you get to campus, during your transition to Binghamton, all the way to your graduation day.
Application Requirements
Application Process
What to submit:
1. Submit all materials.
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The Common Application OR The SUNY Application.
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Transcripts from every college you have attended since your high school graduation.
2. Once we receive your application, we will e-mail instructions on how to access the online status checker to view additional required materials. Access at status.binghamton.edu.
Send to: Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Binghamton University, PO Box 6001, Binghamton, NY 13902-6001 •
Have you completed 24 college credits since your high school graduation? No → We require you to send your high school transcript and SAT/ACT scores. You may use the SUNY Online Academic Record (SOAR) to report this information. Yes → No additional materials are required.
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Only send the Midyear Grade Report if it is requested by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
3. Decisions will be made on a rolling basis. We will notify you via e-mail and/or letter. Schools Accepting Spring Enrollment •
Harpur College of Arts and Sciences
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College of Community and Public Affairs
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School of Management Schools Accepting Fall Enrollment
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Harpur College of Arts and Sciences
•
College of Community and Public Affairs
•
Decker School of Nursing
•
School of Management
•
Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science
Update your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) with Binghamton as a choice.
Priority Deadlines • •
Spring Admission: November 1 Fall Admission: March 1
Transfer Credit Evaluation Preliminary After you have been accepted, we will e-mail you instructions on where and how to view your preliminary transfer coursework evaluation. Final After you pay your enrollment deposit, we will contact you with information about Orientation. Orientation is when you will receive your final credit transfer evaluation and sign up for classes.
CLASS PROFILE Transfer Services
Undergraduate Students
12,356
Transfer Student Services
The Transfer Student Initiatives and Services office (TSIS) was created to assist and support transfer students making the transition to Binghamton after attending college elsewhere. The TSIS is a place where transfer students can go for mentoring, advice and advocacy. All transfer students are encouraged to use this office as their first point of contact while attending Binghamton.
Transfer Mentors
Consider signing up for a mentor. A mentor can answer your questions and help you meet others, get involved and navigate campus.
Graduate Students
2,952
Housing
Every residential community offers hundreds of programs each semester to help you make new friends and meet new people. As a transfer you have the option to live off campus or on campus in one of our seven residential communities. Some communities have floors designated for transfers only, and others have special options such as a learning community, chemical free or quiet living. On-campus housing also offers apartment living.
Honor Society
Binghamton University founded its chapter of Tau Sigma, the national academic honor society for transfer students, in 2007. Transfer students are also eligible for all University, school and department honors opportunities and research opportunities.
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship
Binghamton University awards several scholarships each fall semester to members of Phi Theta Kappa, an honor society for students at two-year U.S. or international schools. Selection is competitive, and to be considered, an application is required by March 15.
Transfers Enrolled
1,167 Average Transfer GPA
3.4 Male/Female Ratio:
53%/47% Faculty/ Student Ratio:
20:1
Contact Information for Transfer Students: E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 607-777-2171 For more information go to binghamton.edu/admissions
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We are committed to helping you Did you know that one in three of our undergraduate students are transfers? We are committed to helping you—before you get to campus, during your transition to Binghamton, all the way to your graduation day.
Application Requirements
Application Process
What to submit:
1. Submit all materials.
•
The Common Application OR The SUNY Application.
•
Transcripts from every college you have attended since your high school graduation.
2. Once we receive your application, we will e-mail instructions on how to access the online status checker to view additional required materials. Access at status.binghamton.edu.
Send to: Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Binghamton University, PO Box 6001, Binghamton, NY 13902-6001 •
Have you completed 24 college credits since your high school graduation? No → We require you to send your high school transcript and SAT/ACT scores. You may use the SUNY Online Academic Record (SOAR) to report this information. Yes → No additional materials are required.
•
•
Only send the Midyear Grade Report if it is requested by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
3. Decisions will be made on a rolling basis. We will notify you via e-mail and/or letter. Schools Accepting Spring Enrollment •
Harpur College of Arts and Sciences
•
College of Community and Public Affairs
•
School of Management Schools Accepting Fall Enrollment
•
Harpur College of Arts and Sciences
•
College of Community and Public Affairs
•
Decker School of Nursing
•
School of Management
•
Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science
Update your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) with Binghamton as a choice.
Priority Deadlines • •
Spring Admission: November 1 Fall Admission: March 1
Transfer Credit Evaluation Preliminary After you have been accepted, we will e-mail you instructions on where and how to view your preliminary transfer coursework evaluation. Final After you pay your enrollment deposit, we will contact you with information about Orientation. Orientation is when you will receive your final credit transfer evaluation and sign up for classes.
CLASS PROFILE Transfer Services
Undergraduate Students
12,356
Transfer Student Services
The Transfer Student Initiatives and Services office (TSIS) was created to assist and support transfer students making the transition to Binghamton after attending college elsewhere. The TSIS is a place where transfer students can go for mentoring, advice and advocacy. All transfer students are encouraged to use this office as their first point of contact while attending Binghamton.
Transfer Mentors
Consider signing up for a mentor. A mentor can answer your questions and help you meet others, get involved and navigate campus.
Graduate Students
2,952
Housing
Every residential community offers hundreds of programs each semester to help you make new friends and meet new people. As a transfer you have the option to live off campus or on campus in one of our seven residential communities. Some communities have floors designated for transfers only, and others have special options such as a learning community, chemical free or quiet living. On-campus housing also offers apartment living.
Honor Society
Binghamton University founded its chapter of Tau Sigma, the national academic honor society for transfer students, in 2007. Transfer students are also eligible for all University, school and department honors opportunities and research opportunities.
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship
Binghamton University awards several scholarships each fall semester to members of Phi Theta Kappa, an honor society for students at two-year U.S. or international schools. Selection is competitive, and to be considered, an application is required by March 15.
Transfers Enrolled
1,167 Average Transfer GPA
3.4 Male/Female Ratio:
53%/47% Faculty/ Student Ratio:
20:1
Contact Information for Transfer Students: E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 607-777-2171 For more information go to binghamton.edu/admissions
13-758
