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Advising Transfer Students requires maximum collaboration
between the student and the Adviser. In order to accurately determine which requirements
the student has completed prior to transferring to CSLA, the Adviser needs to have access
to a complete set of the student's transcripts from all of the previous higher education
institutions attended. Students who have had transcripts submitted to the University early
in the Application process, and who have returned their completed SIR Form (Student
Intent to Register), will have their records available on-line for their Adviser. It
is best to bring personal copies of all transcripts to the initial advisement session.
An evaluation of Transfer Credits will be available on
GET to students once the University
completes its' evaluation.
There are a variety of ways in which students may receive credit for Transfer Courses,
some of these are:
- Automatically Articulated courses by CSLA (i.e., are
pre-approved and designated equivalent to the course(s) at CSLA),
- Probably equivalent courses, which lack formal
inter-institutional approval agreements, and require filing petitions for Course
Substitutions to have them articulate as CSLA equivalent. See your Academic
Adviser or
College Based Advisement Center for assistance.
- Courses eligible for Community College Lower Division G.E. Certification
allowing "Full" or "Partial" CSLA Lower Division G.E. credit.
Transfer course work and CSLA Degree requirements are also
affected by such factors as G.E. Catalog Date and the maintaining of Continuing
Student Status.
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