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A student may apply to Boston University as a candidate for transfer admission
if he or she is a degree candidate at another college or university.
You are not considered a transfer student if you are taking college classes with non-degree status.
All of the undergraduate Schools and Colleges at Boston University accept applications
for transfer admission,
with the exceptions of the College of General Studies and the Science and Engineering
Program at Metropolitan College.
However, certain programs do not permit transfer applications,
and you should check the Requirements and Standards chart
to make certain you are eligible
for the program in which you are interested.
Transfer students competitive for admission to Boston University have, on average, a 3.5 grade point
average in college coursework, as well as a B+ average for their high school coursework.
SAT scores, on average, are 600 to 650 in each test section (1800-1950 overall) or higher
for those students most qualified for admission.
Applicants for September and January entrance
must have completed coursework
and be available to register and attend classes on the date the semester begins.
We recommend that you carefully read the
Application Instructions before beginning your application.
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The Department of Special Collections in Boston University's Mugar Memorial Library contains the political speeches of Abraham Lincoln, the original manuscripts of Theodore Roosevelt's articles, and the unpublished poems of Robert Frost. |
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