TRANSFER Application Checklist

March 1: Priority consideration deadline for applicants for the College of Business Administration May 1: Application deadline for September admission October 15: Application deadline for International applicants for January admission November 1: Application deadline for Domestic January admission NO transfer applications accepted for Nursing, Physical Therapy, Pharmacy, Heath Science, and Undeclared Important Information: NO January applications accepted for Architecture, Music Industry, and Studio Art
To learn about our majors or program prerequisites, visit www.northeastern.edu/admissions/transfer/prerequisite_.html To find out if the courses you have taken have been previously evaluated for credit transfer, visit our transfer equivalencies website: http://www.northeastern.edu/registrar/cdr-facstaff.html

Forms and Materials

All applicants: Completed Common Application and NU Supplement submitted simultaneously (www.commonapp.org) Official college course transcript(s) One letter of recommendation on letterhead (preferably from a professor) College Officials Report (available at www.commonapp.org) Official final high school transcript or GED score report and SAT/ACT scores. These requirements are waived if you have completed more than 24 semester hours of college-level academic work, or if you have been out of high school for more than five years. Midterm grades for the current term (Midterm Grade Report form available at http://www.northeastern.edu/admissions/transfer/materials_transfer.html) Official copy of your course registration list with in-progress course titles, numbers and credit values. Portfolio materials* College course description(s) (if required) Resume (recommended) Application fee: $70 U.S. citizen/permanent resident applicants only (financial aid): Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) (www.fafsa.ed.gov) CSS PROFILE application (https://profileonline.collegeboard.com) (CSS code is 3667) Students for whom English is not the native language, one of the following: TOEFL 84 IELTS 6.5 SAT Critical Reading Score 550+ International applicants only: Certified English translations of all transcripts and documents Declaration of Finances Form (www.northeastern.edu/admissions/highschool/international.html) Photocopy of identity page of your passport, and copy of visa page (if applicable) Transfer Notification for F-1 Visa Holders (applicable if students are currently studying in the U.S.) Copy of current I-20 Form (if applicable) Application materials should be mailed to*: Northeastern University Application Processing Center, P.O. Box 120, Randolph, MA 02368 *Portfolios are strongly Recommended for all Art + Design Majors and should be sent directly to the Northeastern Admissions Office at: 150 Richards Hall, 360 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115

Transfer prerequisite coursework listed on the reverse Transfer Prerequisite Coursework

College of Science College of Arts, Media and Design College of Social Sciences and Humanities
Freshman English I, II Mathematics (College Algebra or higher) Natural Science Social Science Humanity Foreign Language (BA students)

College of Business Administration

Business Administration (strongly recommend) Freshman English I, II Introduction to Business Calculus at the college level (required) Macroeconomics Microeconomics Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting Natural Science (not recommended for BSIB) Social Science (not recommended for BSIB) Humanities (not recommended for BSIB) International Business Language (Intermediate Level required)

To learn about our majors or program prerequisites, visit www.northeastern.edu/admissions/transfer/prerequisite_.html To find out if the courses you have taken have been previously evaluated for credit transfer, visit our transfer equivalencies website: http://www.northeastern.edu/registrar/cdr-facstaff.html

College of Computer and Information Science

Freshman English I, II Calculus I, II (required) Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Environmental Science or Physics

Bouv College of Health Sciences

Speech Pathology & Audiology Human Anatomy and Physiology I & II Freshman English I & II Introduction to Psychology Developmental Psychology Calculus Two open electives

College of Engineering (strongly recommend)

Freshman English I, II Calculus I, II Physics I, II (calculus based) Chemistry I, II Computer Programming