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Transfer Policies
St. Norbert College has a number of Transfer Credit Policies.
St. Norbert College welcomes applications from students attending 2-year or 4-year accredited schools.
Credit for college-level work is granted in all areas that correspond to courses offered at St. Norbert College as
long as the student has earned at least a "C" for the course.
Transfer students will be considered for admission as long as they have a cumulative grade average of at least "C+"
(2.5/4.0), are free to return to their previous college or university, and are considered to be in good academic
standing both at their previous school and at St. Norbert College.
Standardized Tests
Students who participate in the Advanced Placement Program of the College Entrance Examination
Board may be granted credit in appropriate areas on tests in which a score of 3, 4 or 5 have been earned.
Students who submit satisfactory scores earned on the College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
tests may be awarded credit in appropriate areas. The College reserves the right to determine the acceptable score for
credit on any CLEP examination and to determine those subject examinations which are appropriate to the St. Norbert
College degree pattern.
Students who wish to receive college credit through CLEP must sit for the examination prior to or during their first
semester at St. Norbert College. AP & CLEP (SNC code #1706).
Students may also receive credit for PEP examinations that have been designated as acceptable by the various departments.
Credit will be awarded if the score is at or above the level required by the department. Credit will only be granted if
the tests are taken before or during the first semester in which the student is enrolled.
Credits can also be transferred from International Baccalaureate Programs
Transfer Credit Guides and Articulation
St. Norber College maintains transfer credit guides and articulations for colleges of what has been transferred in the past.
View the list by state.
The maximum amount of credit transferred from a two-year college is 72 semester credits or the equivalent of 18 courses.
The student would have to pass at least 14 courses (56 semester credits) at St. Norbert and fulfill all lower and upper
biennium requirements and successfully complete the requirements of a major. A minor would not be required unless the
major program involves teacher certification.
When a student transfers credit to St. Norbert College, the SNC course equivalency, previous school, and dates of
attendance appear on the St. Norbert transcript. The credit transfers, but the grade does not transfer nor does it
appear on the St. Norbert record. Credit will only be granted in courses with grades of "C" or better.
The individual departments at St. Norbert College determine whether a transferred course may be substituted for a major
requirement.
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