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What is a Transfer Student?

You are considered a transfer student if you have attended or attempted any amount of college credit after graduating from high school—this does not include courses taken during the summer immediately following graduation.

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How to apply as a transfer student

We understand that the transfer process can feel overwhelming, so we’ve made it as easy as possible. Follow these simple steps to get started:

  • Transfer checklist
    For a full breakdown of the transfer process, be sure to check out our Transfer Checklist. This guide will walk you through everything you need to successfully transfer to Indiana Tech.
  • Complete your free application
    Indiana Tech’s application is quick, simple and free to submit.
  • Submit your final high school transcript
    An official copy of your final high school transcript is required for admission.
  • Submit any transcripts from previous colleges
    If you’ve attended any college or university, we’ll need official transcripts from each institution to evaluate your transfer credits.

Financial Aid

Financial aid and scholarships for transfer students

At Indiana Tech, we believe that continuing your education should be both accessible and affordable. That’s why we offer a variety of transfer-specific scholarships and financial aid options to help you make the most of your investment in your future.

Transfer scholarships

As a transfer student, you may be eligible for merit scholarships ranging from $5,000 to $18,000 per year. Our Transfer Achievement Award is a merit-based scholarship determined by your cumulative GPA from your most recently attended college or university. To explore the full range of scholarship and grant opportunities available to transfer students, visit our Transfer Undergraduate Scholarship Page.

Understanding FAFSA and financial aid

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is important to utilize federal, state, and institutional financial aid, including grants and loans. You can begin your FAFSA application as early as October of the year before you plan to attend. Please make sure you have your FAFSA submitted before your specific state deadline.

Indiana Tech’s School Code: 001805 – Make sure to include this on your FAFSA to have your financial aid package processed correctly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Indiana Tech define a transfer student?
Is there a deadline for application for admission?
Do I need to submit an ACT/SAT score report?
Can I submit an unofficial college transcript?
What is the difference between an official and unofficial transcript?
I have already completed college courses through another college, do I have to send in my high school transcript?
How long will it take for an admission decision and transfer credit evaluation?
What are the requirements for admission as a transfer student?
Am I required to live on campus as a transfer student?
What housing options are available for transfer students?
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