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Application RequirementsYou've come to the right place to continue your education.All Transfer applicants must meet the following core requirements to apply:
Want to know more? Walk through the UIC Admissions process or check out our FAQ. College-specific requirementsColleges and programs have minimum credit hour and prerequisite requirements.See the program-specific transfer guides for an overview of transfer admission requirements. Transfer Guides See Transferology to determine which specific courses transfer to UIC from a participating college or university. Transferology Other RequirementsAdditional requirements may apply to the following applicants:Applicants to programs with supplemental documentsApplicants to the programs below must submit supplemental documents with their Common Application or UIC Web Application.
Honors College applicantsHonors College applicants must be admitted as undergraduates prior to review and include the following with their application:
International applicantsInternational applicants must meet the core transfer requirements as well as display evidence of English competency and financial certifications. See Undergraduate International Admissions Requirements for details. Applicants with foreign credentialsA mandatory, non-refundable $100 International Credential Evaluation Fee is assessed for all undergraduate degree-seeking applicants who have post-secondary coursework taken outside the United States. International applicants who have only U.S. coursework are not required to submit this fee. Study abroad coursework by U.S. students is excluded from this policy. The fee is assessed once per application term. Payment of the fee will be requested online through the application system. Applicants with fewer than 36 hours at time of enrollment
Partnership ProgramsSince Brown's admission process is highly selective, the Office of College Admission seeks to admit candidates who will be academically successful and who will add to Brown's undergraduate community. We look for applicants who have demonstrated engagement in and out of the classroom and who will continue to do so at Brown. Our transfer students bring a variety of perspectives and
backgrounds, to make Brown's undergraduate student body a thorough reflection of the diversity of identity and perspective that exists in the nation and in the world. We hope that the following transfer admission statistics will give you a better picture of the type of applicants we admit. In the last four years the Office of Admission has admitted transfer students from 137 different colleges and universities worldwide. Here is a sample of the colleges that sent new transfers to Brown. How hard is it to transfer into UIUC?UIUC admitted 47.1% of transfers for 2021 fall admission, according to their 10-day fall transfer report. Out of 4,245 applicants, they accepted 2001 students and enrolled 1,266 (a yield of 63.3%).
What GPA do you need to get into University of Illinois Champaign?The University of Illinois GPA requirements vary between UIUC's many colleges. However, the middle 50% of students overall have a GPA between 3.50-3.94. The most selective colleges in UIUC are the Gies College of Business (3.61-3.95) and the Grainger College of Engineering (3.75-4.00).
Is it easier to get accepted as a transfer student?According to a report from the National Association for College Admission Counseling, the average rate of admission for a transfer applicant is 62 percent. Comparatively, first-time freshman applicants are admitted at a rate of 66 percent.
Does UIUC accept transfers?Requirements vary depending on your credit level and intended program of study. Our Transfer Handbook is designed to help you determine what you need to do in order to transfer to UIUC, while our Transfer Guide gives an overview of course and GPA requirements.
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