Transfer Admission
You're on your way to transferring into the Cowboy family.
The first step is completing the online application — which covers you for admission to the university and all university-sponsored scholarships.
Who counts as a transfer student?
You should apply as a transfer student if you have attempted a minimum of 7 semester
hours of college-level credit after graduation from high school. If you have attempted
less than 7 hours, see the freshman admission requirements.
In this section
- Schedule a Virtual OSU Experience
- Application steps
- International transfer students
- Application fee & waivers
- Transfer scholarships
- Tips for applying
- Dates & deadlines
- Get mail
Find your admission counselor to discuss anything regarding applications, official documents, fees and requests.
Or, see if they are coming to an admissions event near you.
What's required?You'll need these four things to be considered for admission:
- Completed Admission/Scholarship application
- $40 nonrefundable application fee
- Official transcript from each college or university you attended (request date must be less than three months old)
- Official high school transcript containing your class rank, GPA, ACT or SAT scores, and graduation date if you have less than 24 college-level credit hours
Transfer admission requirements
| Credit Hours Attempted* | Admission Requirements |
|---|---|
| 7-23 credit hours | Freshman admission requirements and 2.25 GPA |
| 24-59 credit hours | 2.25 GPA |
| More than 60 hours or associate degree | 2.0 GPA |
* excluding incomplete, passing grades (ex: "P" or "S"), or remedial/developmental, repeated/forgiven credit and activity courses.
Want to know how your credits transfer?
Check out our Transfer Credit Guide!
We have put together a Transfer Credit Guide for your convenience. Simply select the state and college you attended from the drop down menu, and the guide will generate a list of courses that other students have transferred to OSU in the past.
TRANSFER CREDIT GUIDE