If you are in good standing at an accredited
college or university and have a cumulative
grade point average of at least 2.60, it is
probable that you may transfer to Texas Christian
University. (There exists neither a provision
for transfer "conditional admission" nor
an exception to a minimum cumulative GPA of
2.0 for transfer admission consideration.)
Quality of curriculum is an important credential,
showing excellent representation of University
Curriculum Requirement course work (liberal
arts and sciences). Communication skills (essay
requirement) and the activity resume will also
be considered. All submitted credentials are
used in admission and possible scholarship
competition.
If, when applying, you have fewer than 24
hours of transferable college credit, you must
also submit a high school transcript and the
results of your SAT or ACT as admission credentials.
Courses will transfer to TCU, but some may
not fit the degree plan you choose. This determination
is made by your academic department or the
dean of the school or college in which you
major. Note that admission to TCU does not
assure approval for your major field of study.
Many programs, including Education
Certification, Army
ROTC, Air
Force ROTC, the Neeley
School of Business, Nursing and
some other academic majors have additional
requirements. Information about requirements
of specific majors may be found in the Undergraduate
Studies Bulletin (catalog) or at the office
of your specific major field of study.
In addition to your signed application and
$40 fee, also request separate official transcripts
be sent to TCU directly from each college attended.
Any missing transcripts will preclude admission
or continued enrollment. Notification of admittance
status will be sent three to five weeks after
your file is complete.
