TITLE Policies of Senior Colleges and Universities ...Appalachian State University 1 Atlantic Christian College 3 Barber-Scotia College Belmont Abbey College Bennett College Campbell

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TITLE Policies of Senior Colleges and UniversitiesConcerning Transfer Students From Two-Year Collegesin North Carolina, 1974.

INSTITUTION North Carolina Univ., Chapel Hill.PUB DATE May 74NOTE 118p.; Third Edition

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.76 HC-$5.70 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS *Colleges; *Higher Education; *Junior Colleges;

Questionnaires; Student Enrollment; *Transfer Policy;*Transfers

IDENTIFIERS *North Carolina

ABSTRACTThis dodument is designed to serve primarily as a

reference for advisors, counselors, and others in the guidance ofstudents at two-year institutions who plan to transfer to seniorcolleges and universities of North Carolina. The statements ofpolicies reported herein were obtained through a questionnairecompleted by the admissions officers of the senior institutions. Thepolicies, which apply to the 1974-75 academic year, appear byinstitution in alphabetical order. Appendix one gives thequestionnaire used. Appendix two provides information onundergraduate student transfers from one institution to anotherwithin the state and from institutions in other states to NorthCarolina institutions. (Author/KE)

POLICIES OF SENIOR COLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIESCONCERNING TRANSFER STUDENTSFROM TWO-YEAR COLLEGES INNORTH CAROLINA, 1974

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SPECIAL REPORT (MAI 1974)LI REISHED BYTHE I NIVERSITV OF NORTH CAROLINAGENERAL ADMINIST RATION

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William A. Dees, ChairmanBoard of Governors

William FridayPresident

The University of North CarolinaGeneral AdministrationP. 0. Box 2688910 Raleigh RoadChapel Hill North Carolina

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POLICIES OF SENIOR COLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIES CONCERNING

TRANSFER STUDENTS FROMTWO-YEAR COLLEGES IN

NORTH CAROLINA

MAY 1974THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION

PREFACE

This third edition of the Policies of Senior Colleges andUniversities Concerning Transfer Students from Two-Year Collegesin North Carolina was prepared under the aegis the Joint Com-Rittee on College Transfer Students and published at the requestof the committee by The University of North Carolina General

-Administration.

The publication is designed to serve primarily as a reference

for advisors, counselors, and others in the guidance of students at

two-year institutions who plan to transfer to senior colleges anduniversities of North Carolina. The policies of each of the 45senior institutions pertaining to the admissions of and grantingof credit to transfer students and related matters are enumeratedin this one document. The compilation saves persons needing suchinformation the time and effort which otherwise would be requiredto go through the inaividual institutional catalogs. Even thenthe information sought may not be found since some catalogs pre-sent less information about transfer policies than this report.

As was the case for the original edition, the statements of

policies reported herein were obtained through a questionnairecompleted by the admissions officers of the senior institutions.The policies, which apply to the 1974-75 academic year, appear by

institution in alphabetical order.

No attempt was made to edit the institutional responses. In

fact, exact wording of the respondents is used insofar as possible.Readers should familiarize themselves with the questionnaire itemsin order to interpret more accurately the responses. The question-naire is appended.

The information was gatheredtand compiled by a subcommittee of

the Joint Committee on College Transfer Students of the North Caro-lina Association of Colleges and Universities, the State Board ofEducation, the North Carolina Association of Junior Colleges, and

The University of North Carolina.

The subcommittee consisted of:

Jerry L. Surratt (Chairman), Dean of AcademicAffairs, Wingate College, Wingate

Bobby L. Anderson, Director, College Transferand General Education, Department of CommunityColleges of the State Board of Education, Raleigh

John F. Corey, Assistant Vice President forStudent Services and Special Programs, TheUniversity of North Carolina

Special thanks go to Dean Surratt and his secretarialstaff, who collected and compiled the information. Likewise,gratitude is expressed to Dr. Corey and his secretary, Mrs.Anna Carr, who prepared the manuscript for publication.Additional appreciation is due the General Administration ofThe University of North'Carolina for publishing at the requestof the Joint Committee this important reference for the highereducation community in North Carolina.

Cecil L. Patterson, ChairmanJoint Committee on College Transfer

Students

THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON COLLEGE TRANSFER STUDENTS

The Joint committee on College Transfer Students is sponsoredby four statewide agencies and organizations representative of alleducation beyond the high school in North Carolina:

The North Carolina Association of Colleges andUniversities (President, Raymond A. Stone)

The North Carolina Association of Junior Colleges(President, Jerry L. Surratt)

The State Board of Education, Department ofCommunity Colleges (President, Ben E. Fountain, Jr.)

The University of North Carolina (President,William C. Friday)

The membership of the Joint Committee consists of 12 personsappointed by the four sponsoring organizations. Each organizationappoints three members for three-year staggered terms. There arefive ex officio members: an offices or staff member of each of thefour sponsoring organizations and the immediate past chairman.

NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Marion M. Richards, Dean of Admissions, Catawba College,Salisbury (1974)

*Anna P. Keller, Director of Admissions, North CarolinaState University, Raleigk (1975)

Newton H. Barnette, Dean, College of Engineering, TheUniversity of North Carolina at Charlotte (1976)

NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGES

Jerry L. Surratt, Dean of Academic Affairs, WingateCollege, Wingate (1974)

Vaud Travis, Vice President, Transfer and BusinessPrograms, Central Piedmont Community College,Charlotte (1975)

B. Franklin Lowe, Jr., Dean of the College, ChowanCollege, Murfreesboro (1976)

NORTH CAROLINA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

Gcrald M. Bolick, Director of Community and RegionalServices, Appalachian State University, Boone(1974)

*Replaced Ben J. Utley, who resigned April, 1974, to accepta position outside higher education.

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George S. McSwain, Jr., Dean of Instruction, GastonCollege, Gastonia (1975)

Donald R. Mahorn, President, Vance-Granville TechnicalInstitute, Henderson (1976)

THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

John H. Horne, Director of Admissions, East CarolinaUniversity, Greenville (1974) .

Cecil L. Patterson (Chairman), Dean, UndergraduateSchool, North Carolina Central University, Durham(197S)

Norma J. Thompson, Dean of Admissions and Registration,Pembroke State University, Pembroke (1976)

EX OFFICIO

John F. Corey, Assistant Vice President for Student Servicesand Special Programs, The University of North CarolinaGeneral Administration, Chapel Hill

J. P. Freeman, Secretary, North Carolina Association ofColleges and Universities (Director of Division ofTeacher Education, State Department of PublicInstruction, Raleigh)

Bobby L. Anderson, Director, College Transfer and GeneralEducation, Department of Community Colleges, StateBoard of Education, Raleigh

Jerry L. Surratt, President, North Carolina Association ofJunior Colleges (Dean of Academic Affairs, WingateCollege)

Richard G. Cashwell, Past Chairman of the Joint Committee(Director of Undergraduate Admissions, The Universityof North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

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CONTENTSPage

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JOINT COMMITTEE ON COLLEGE TRANSFER STUDENTS iv

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Appalachian State University 1

Atlantic Christian College 3

Barber-Scotia CollegeBelmont Abbey CollegeBennett CollegeCampbell College 11

Catawba College 13

Davidson College 15

Duke University 17

East Carolina University 19

Elizabeth City State University 21

Elon College 23

Fayetteville State University 25

Gardner-Webb College 27

Greensboro College 29

Guilford College 31

High Point College 33

Johnson C. Smith University 35

Lenoir Rhyne College 37

Livingstone College 39

Mars Hill College 41

Meredith College 43

Methodist College 45

North Carolina A & T State University 47

North Carolina Central University 49

North Carolina School of the Arts 51

North Carolina State University 53

North Carolina Wesleyan College 55

Pembroke State University 57

Pfeiffer College 59

Queens College 61

Sacred Heart College 63

Saint Andrews Presbyterian College 65

Saint Augustine's College 67

Salem College 69

Shaw University 71

University of North Carolina at Asheville 73

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 75

University of North Carolina at Charlotte 77

University of North Carolina at Greensboro 79

University of North Carolina at Wilmington 81

Wak,.! Forest University 83

Warren Wilson College 85

Western Carolina University 87

Winston-Salem State University 89

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Appalachian State UniversityMr. C. H. Gilstrap, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/264-8871 Ext. 351Boone, North Carolina 28607

ADHISSIOJS

1. Interested in tuo-year collet.: student? yes Limit? no2. :;equine standardized tests for transfers? only if they have less than JO sem. hrs. or

If 'so, whic4? S.A.T 45 qtr. hrs.

3. Minimum score required on 02 above? must meet freshman requirements if hrs. less than N24. Standardized tests required 'ith. (no) one year of college mock? (no) Associate

0egree?5. Require high school transcript for transfers? no, if student has completed more

than 30 sem. or 45 qtr. hrs.

6. .Lust transfer student .feet higu school unit requirement? only if student hasless than one year of college work completed.

7. Campus inte:view is optional.

8. Associate JC81:Ce is recommended.

9. does Associate-degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes10. Minimum hours required before consideration? 90 qtr. hrs or 60 sem. hrs. (Exceptions:11. Accept out of state students? yes

music or home economics)

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? limited13. Jandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Hen (no) Women

no, if junior status

14. uousing for married students? 92 units

15. Fees for year 1974 - 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

TuitionRequired Fees

RoomBoard()vier

Total

$ 521.00 $2,094.00

1,042.00 1,042.00

$1,563.00 3,136.00

16. Available financial aid ?' Acad., -after one qtr. attendance at A.S.u., E.O.G.,N.D.S.L., Loans, Work-Study, Dept., AthleticMinimum

17. Aaxtmum transferable flours from a two-year college? (60 ) SOMOStOr hours*

(90) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours( ) quarter hours (no max. from four year college- -last 45 qtr. hrs. must qteArgeg.)

18. Hours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hrs./90 qtr. hrs.

19. animum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?93 gtr. hrs.

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admissionno Exceptions? will ignore failed course if it is repeated and passed

21. If course is repeated, ( x) only higher marl: ( ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

*Generkflif.;r.;;;sferring are expected to have an associate degree froma junior college.

Appalachian State University

22. quality points from two -year college in semputims emmulative morosefor itiC,7tica no Admission to bow society?

23. Assuming student has -C- average ea all work attempted at two-yeas college.courses which the student earned * grade of "D": will transfer unconditionally.

24. Grades from two -gar colleges are recorded on maim califs transcript:listing only courses and credit hours transferred.

25. Religion courses! .,cnsfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department emu', ( ) USAPI?27. Credit for :weaned co arses as result of advanced placement?

yes, in English, history and math28. Lisle so transfer of credit by nomp.tradltional mesas? yes If yes, specifics:

29. Pros nom- traditional system, we accept credits at face value.

30. Credit from mon-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? no

31. Credit granted from technical institute for specialized courses. (Bachelor ofTechnology only)

32. If yes to 031, these general education courses:

33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: the same as for studentsfrom two-year institutions.

34. Option concerning catalogue degree requlroments? no

35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? yes, if the sending institution breaksdown the block into courses

36. General education requirements: (Quarter Calendar)

Inglish - English Composition - 9 qtr. hoursLiterature - 6 qtr. hours

Foreign Language - B.A. degree - 6 qtr. hours or equivalentB.S. degree - none (exception - teaching English or For. Language)

Mathenstics - 4-5 qtr. hours

Science - 9 qtr. hours

Social Science - Western Civilization - 8 qtr. hoursAnthropology, Sociology, Economics, Geography, Political Science

Physical ?Mutation- 3 qtr. hours or Psychology - 6 qtr. hrs.

Other - 3 qtr. hours from Religion, Philogophy or Fine Arts

37. Additional COMMONAS:

End of course examinations are required in some cases.

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Atlantic Christian CollegeMr. James D. Daniell, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/237-3161, Ext. 6Wilson, North Carolina 27893

ADMISSIOjS

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minium score required on 02 above? no4. Standardized tests required vith. (no) one year of college work? (so) Associate

Degree?5. Require high school transcript for transfers? no

6. just transfer student aeet high school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is recommended.8. Associate Degree is recommended.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no

11. Accept out-ofstate students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes

13. ,laudatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Nen (jes) Worsen , ifthere is room in

14. uousing for married students? no dorms

15. Fees for year 19 74 -75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $1,165.00 $1,165.00

Required Fees 82.00 82.00

Room 385.00 385.00

Board 445.00 445.00OtherTotal $2,077.00 $2,077.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus loans, Work-study,Athletic, Nursing loans and Scholarships, State Grants

17. Aaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (64) semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours (no limit)( ) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 62 sem. hours

19. Minimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?60 sem. hours

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (X) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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Atlantic Christian College

22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing emulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor soeiety? no, except for grad. with honors

23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at trio -yeas college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer unconditionally.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:as shown on two-year college transcript.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (x) CLEP, ( ) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:

29. From non-traditional system, we accept credits at face.value.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit?

31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education courses, begin-ning 1974.

32. If yes to #31, these general education courses: would apply toward fulfillmentof our institution-wide requirements.

33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: essentially the same.

34. Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? no

35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? yes

36. General education requirements: (Semester Calendar)

English - 12 pem. hours (6 hours English, American or World Literature)

Foreign Language - 6 sem. hours (Intermediate) for B.A. degree

Mathematics - 3 sem. hour .ollege algebra

Science - 6 sem. hours

Social Science - 6 sem. hours (Western Civilization) Will accept 6 hours U.S.History for transfer student.

Physical Education- 4 sem. hours + 2 health

Other - 6 sem. hours Religion, 2 sem. hours Music Survey, 2 sem. hours Art Survey,3 sem. hours Psychology

37. Additional comments: 3 sem. hours Philosophy (for A.B. degree)

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Barber-Scotia Collage

22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing emulative averagefor graduation? yes Admission to honor society? yes

23. Assuming that student has -C- average on all work attempted at two -yeas college,courses on which the student earned $ grade of "D": will not transfer andstudent must retake required course.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:exactly as shown on two-year college transcript.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes

26. Transfer of credit by (Ar) department exam, (x) CLEF, (x) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional aeons? If yes, specifics:

29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating credit to our ownsystem.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? If no; is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? Student is placed on

probationary status before credit can be given.

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: general education courses.



34. Option concerning catalogue degree requirements?



gnash Communications I, II, and III - 14 sem. hours

Foreign Language -

Mathematics Modern Mathematics I, II, and III - 6 sem. hours (2 hours for each)

Science - Biology and Health I, 5 sem. hours; Biology II, 3 sea. hours;Physical Science, 3 sem. hours

Social Science - Humanities I, 3 sem. hours; Humanities II, 6 sem. hours;Humanities III, 5 sem. hours; Humanities IV, 7 sem. hours

Physical Education- 1 sem. hour

Other - Introduction to Christianity, 3 sem. hours

37. Additional comments:

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Barber-Scotia College

James R. Bell, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704, 786-5171, Ext. 219Concord, North Carolina 28025ADHISSIOAS

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on #2 above? none4. Standardized tests required with. des) one year of college work? Oes) Associate

Degree?5. Require high school transcript for transfers? optional

6. dust transfer student aeet high school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate Degree is recommended.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? not always

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no11. Accept out of state students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. ,laudatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Nen ( ) Worsen

no

14. housing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974 - 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $ 750.00 $ 750.00Required Fees 221.00 221.00Room 854.00 854.00Board 3.

OtherTotal 11,825.00 sl.81.09

16. Availaide financial aid? Acad., E.O.G. N.D.S.L., Work-Study, Athletic (basketball)

17. daximum transferable hours from a two-year college? ( ) semester hours( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours( ) quarter hours no limit, but must have one year in residence and at least 30 hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 64 to 95 sem. hrs. from Barber-Scotia.

19. Minimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?30 sem.-hours

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?yes Exceptions? must correspond with courses at t!iis institution

21. If course is repeated, (x ) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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Belmont Abbey CollegeRev. Raymond J. Geyer, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/825-3711

Belmont, North Carolina 28012

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year collei.,e student? yes Limit? no

2. Require standardized tests for transfers? S.A.T. - Verbal & Math.

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on #2 above? V=450, M=450 desirable, but exceptions are made

4. Standardized tests required with. (,es) one year of college work? (es) Associate

Degree?5. Require high school transcript for transfers? yes

6. :lust transfer student ..eet high school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is optional.

8. Associate degree is recommended.

9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes


11. Accept out ofstate students? yes

HOUSING


13. dandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (X) Hee ()C) %men

(except for local residents)

14. .sousing for married students? no

15. Fees for year 1974-75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $1,450.00

Required Fees 145.00

Room men 1030.00Board i women 1,050.00

Other (Med. Insurance) $20.00 - $50.00

Total $2,645.00 - $2,695.00

same as in-state

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Work-Study, Athletic(N.C. State aid to N.C. students)

17. .aximum transferable ours from a two-year college? ( ) semester hours no limit

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (88) semester hours

041 quarter hours18. Hours required for junior classification? 56 sem. hours/84 qtr. hours

19. Ninimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?last 32 at Belmont Abbey

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?

yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, (x) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used in

calculating average.

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Belmont Abbey College

22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? Yes Admission to honor society? No

23. Assuming that student has 'IC' average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer unconditionally.


25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Ttansfer of credit by (x) department exam, ) CLEP, (x) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? no If yes, specifics:

credit29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating /to our own system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? yes


32. If yes to 831, these general education courses: apply toward fulfillment of ourinstitution-wide requirements.


34. Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? yes



English - Not required, but generally taken among 18 Humanities credits

Foreign Language - Not required - may be taken among Humanities

Mathematics - 6 credits (Accounting may substitute)

Science - 4 creUlts

Social Science - 9 credits

Physical Education- 4 credits

Other - Pfiinsophy - 6 credits; Theology - 6 credits; Must be taken amongHumanities


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Bennett CollegeMrs. Mary Mayfield Eady, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/275-9791Greensboro, North Caroline 27420

ADHISSIOAS

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T.3. Minimum score required on P2 above? no (test results used for guidance a placement only)

4. Standardised tests required with: (ye9 one year of college work? Opt, AssociateDegree?

5. Require high school transcript for transfers? Yes

6. just transfer student aeet high school unit requirement? no (We use the previous("allege record and a statement that the student is in good standing.)

7. Campus interview is recommended only in certain cases.8. Associate Degree is not required.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances oL admission? *

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no11. Accept out ofstate students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. ilandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Hen ( ) Women

no

14. .sousing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974 -75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

TuitionRequired FeesRoomBoardOtherTotal

$1300.00115.00400.00485.00

same as in-state

$2,300.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., Work-Study, N.D.S.L., Special grants andscholarships

17. Liaximum transferable 'hours from a two-year college? ( ) semester hours (no limit)

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours (no limit)

18. Hours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hours19. Jinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

(All students must take at least 30 sem. hrs. of the total 124 required for graduation

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission? Befulett.)

yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (x) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

*We welcome all transfer students who have satisfactory records and are in goodstanding at previous college attended.

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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? yes Admission to honor society? yes

23. Assuming that student has -C- average on all work attempted at two -year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "0"; will transfer as they have beenrecorded and accepted by the two-gear college with the exception of D's in the major.

24. ergageffimcteni-0.1orilieratefenriffirgegiBrUlligraeliiigt-Pr*exactly as shown on two-year college transcript.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, ( ) CLIP, ( ) USAPI? *27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced plaaementt *

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-ttaditismal means? * if yes, specifics:


without examination30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? Not/ It no, is there a difference if

accredited sending institution has accepted the credit? yes

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: all courses that are college levelcourses and have been passed satisfactorily.



34: Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? She follows the catalog which isbeing used at the time of her entrance.

35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? All courses with their hours, grades

Wan fiVengii gtifigfig.1418 niniggillogglindgglgame "Ili" as36. Genera ed at requ44emen s:

English - 6 sem. hours

Foreign Language -

Mathematics - 6 sem. hours


Social Science - 6 sem. hours

Physical Education- 4 sem. hours

Other - Humanities - 6 sem. hours; Religion S Philosophy - 6 sem. hours


*We accept the credit which has been accepted and recorded as part of credits ofsending institution.

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Campbell CollegeMr. Robert L. King, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/893-4111, Ext. 218 & 275Buie's Creek, North Carolina 27506

ADHISSIOHS

1. Interested in two-year colleLe student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T.3. Minimum score required on #2 above? none

4. Standardized tests required with: 07) one year of college work? EAT) AssociateDegree?

5. Require high school transcript for transfers? yes

6. :lust transfer student ueet high school unit requirement? generally4 Eng. 1 P1. Geom. 1 Nat. Sci.2 Alg. 2 For. Lang. 2 Soc. Studies

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate Degree is recommended.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? none11. Accept out-of-state students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. .laudatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (x ) Hen ( x) Women

Yes, except veterans and married couples14. aousing for married students? yes

15. Fees for year 1974 - 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

TuitionRequired FeesRoomBoard

$ 762.50 $ 762.50798.00 848.00375.00 375.00650.00 650.00

Other Laundry (optional) & insurance 56.60 56.50

Total $2,642.00$? ..c6.22.4.90

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work-Study, Dept., Athletic

17. :;aximue transferable hours from a two-year college? (64 ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (96 ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours18. Hours required for junior classification? 55 sem. hours



21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (x ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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23. Assuming that student has average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer unconditionally.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:as shown on two-year transcript.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( *) department exam, (**) cur, eh.) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:Correspondence - 12 hours; internships - 12 hours; advanced placement - 12 hours

29. From non-traditional system, we hold record on credits in abeyance pending per-formance for one year.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? Yesiieedriii,g rgereredifference if

accredited sending institution has accepted the credit?

31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education courses.

32. If yes to #31, these general education courses: would apply toward fulfillment ofour institution-wide requirements and/or elective credit, depending on course.



35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? yes - a3 electives


English - 12 hours

Foreign Language - According to curriculum - see catalogue

Mathematics - 6 hours

Science - 8 hours with lab.

Social Science - 12 hours, including Western Civ.

Physical Education- 2 hours

Other - Religion - 6 hours; Hygiene - 2 hours; Art or Music Appreciation - 3 hours


only in some instances-depending on field**military only

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Catawba CollegeMr. M. M. Richards, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/636-5311 Ext. 43 s 45

Salisbury, North Carolina 28144

ADMISSIOHS

1. Interested in two-year colle6e student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on #2 above? no

4. Standardized tests required with; (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate


6. just transfer student meet high school unit requirement? Not if student has earnedAssociate Degree: otherwise: 16 units of which 12 must be academic courses.4 English, recommend 2 or more units in Science, 2 Algebra or Geometry, SocialScience, and Foreign Languages


10. Minimum hours required before consideration? none


HOUSING


13. Jandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Men (no) %menNot if they are classified as Juniors or Seniors or are 21 years old

14. sousing for married students? yes

15. Fees for year 1974 - 75? In -State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $1,577.00 $1,577.00

Required Pees 172.00 172.00345.00 345.00Room

Board 585.00 585.00

OtherTotal 6,9.00$2,679.00 $2,

16. AvailalAle financial aid? Acad.,LoansS.E.O.G., N.D.S.MusicL.,

) ALoans, work-Study, N. C. Grants,

Dept. (Drama thletic

17. :iaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (60 ) semester hours Plus P.E.

(90 ) quarter hours plusP.Efrota a four-year college? ( ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours 27 units

18. Hours required for junior classification? 54 sem. hrs. or 80 qtr. hrs.

19. Iliniraum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

19 units


yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ( X) both marks is/are used in


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23. Assuming that student has -C- average on all work attempted at twiess college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer provisionally--3tigent wieleggys credit upon completion of first semester at Catawba with

24. Grades Tim two-year Alleges are recorded on senior college transcript:as shown on two-year transcript.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, (X) CLEF, (Jr) USA?!?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:4 units

credits29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating/to our own system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? no -(under study)

31. Credit granted from technical institute for (If acceptable to state university--th4s la study, I for course outline 6 structure so as to discussthis wit college oxficers a faculty.)

32. If yes to 31, these generai ucation courses:

33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: the same as for studentsfrom two year institutions.



36. General education requirements: (Quarter Calendar)

English - 1 unit (Unit system adopted in three quarter calendar: 1 unit = 3.3 sem.hrs. or S qtr. hrsior work earned in fifty 50 minute periods)

Foreign Language - Intermediate level or above

Methemetics

Science - 2 units

Social Science - 2 units

Physical Education- 1 unit

Choice of 2 unitsin one area

Other - Arts - 2 units; Humanities - 4 units; Independent Study - 1 unit;Cultural S Intellectual Activities - 1 unit


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Davidson CollegeH. E. White, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/892-8021Davidson, North Carolina 28036

ADHISSIOJS

1. Interested in two-year colleLa student? yes Limit? 0-5

2. Require standardised tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T.

3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no specific cut-off

4. Standardised tests required with: Qes) one year of college work? OM) Associate


6. Just transfer student Aeet high school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is recommended.

8. Associate Degree is recommended.

9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? recommended



HOUSING


13. 4andatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Hen (no) Women

14. .lousing for married students? no

15. Fees for year 1974 -75


In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

$2,350.0080.00450.00675.00

same as in-state

laundry 130.00$3,685.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad. (based on need), B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus loans,Work-Study

17. :laximum transferable hours from a two-year college? ( ) semester hours


( ) quarter hours same for both: 18 courses (1/2 of graduation requirements)

18. Hours required for junior classification? 18 courses

19. Ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

18 courses


21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (X ) both marks is/are used in


Davidson College

22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing simulative overagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? no

23. Aasuming that student has -C- average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": 'ill not transfer andstudent must retake any required courses on which he earned this grade.

24. Grades from two-,oar colleges are recorded on senior college trapeoript:listing only courses and credit hours transferred.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, ( ) 0LEP, ( ) Malt no27. Credit for brimmed courses as result of advanced placement?

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non- traditional means? If yes, specifics:

29. From non - traditional system, we seek data to equate grades to our system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit?

31. Credit granted from technical institute for:

32. If yes to #31, these general education courses:

33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: essentially the same asfor students from two-year institutions.


35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses?

36. General education requirements:

8nalish -

Foreign Language -

Mathematics -

Science -

Social Science -

Physical Education-

Other -


see catalogue

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Duke UniversityDr. Clark Cahow, Acting Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/684-3214Durham, North Carolina 27706

ADMISSINS

1. Interested in two -year colleLe student? yes Limit? depends upon enrolplmejnt

2. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes projections

If so, which? S.A.T.3. Minimum score required on #2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. yes) one year of college work? yes) Associate

Degree?


6. ',lust transfer student aeet high school unit requirement? High school units are flexible.Fifteen units must be completed, 12 of which must be college prep. courses.


8. Associate 0egree is not required.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances og admission?not necessarily

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? yes, 30 hours or 8 courses


HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? Contingent upon availability of space

13. ,laudatory for single students to reside in campus housing? () Hen (no) Women

14. ,sousing for married students? yes, effective Sept., 1974

15. Fees for year 19 74- 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $2,780.00

Required FeesRoom $477.00 - $778.00

Board 750.00

Other Books and supplies 200.00 est.

Total $5,030.00

Same as in-state

16. Availaule financial aid? Acad. and grants-in-aid, E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans,Work-Study, Athletic

17. :;aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (60 ) semester hours or 16 courses


( ) quarter hours18. Hours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hours (or 16 courses)

19. Minimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

60 sem. hours (or 16 courses) (two-year residence required)


yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ( X) both marks is/are used in


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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? * Admission to honor society? *

23. Assuming that student has -C' average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer and studentmust retake courses.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:listing courses and credit hours transferred.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (ne) department exam, 820) CLEF, 00) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement?

only if app. scores meet Duke requirements


29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating grades to our ownsystem.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? only on review


32. If yes to 131, these general education courses: would apply toward electivecredit only.



35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? on review by the departments concerned


English See catalogue

Foreign Language -See catalogue for general education requirements

Mathematics - in various programs.

Science -

Social Science -

Physical Education -

Other -


*All transfer grades are designated "C:

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East Carolina UniversityMr. John H. Horne, Dean of Admissions, Telephone 919/758-6640Greenville, North Carolina 27834

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? no

2. :require standardized tests for transfers? noneIf so, which?

3. Minimum score required on #2 above?

4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate


6. just transfer student meet Mau school unit requirement? yesEng. - 4 units; Sci. with lab. - 1 unit; Electives - 4 units; Soc. Sci. - 2 units;Math. - 3 units college prep.


8. Associate 'Degree is recommended except in Art, Music, Nursing, Home Econ.

9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission?

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? 30 sem., 45 qtr. hrs.

11. Accept outofstate students? yes

HOUSING


13. Jandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (Del Nen 4es) Women

until 96 qtr. hrs. completed

14. housing for married students? no

15. Fees for year 1974 -75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students


$ 264.00114.00352.50

$1,800.00174.00

352.50690.00 est. 690.00 est.

$1,488.00 $3,054.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, work-Study,Dept. grants, Athletic

17. :;aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? ( ) semester hours(unlimited,but minimum

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours of 95 qtr.

( ) quarter hours hrs. must be earned in a senior college.)

18. Hours required for junior classification? 64 sem. or 96 qtr. hrs.

19. ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?63 sem. hrs. or 95 qtr. hrs. (1/2 of total required)


yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (x) both marks is/are used in


Students transferring to East Carolina must complete at least one year's workat East Carolina.

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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no' Admission to honor society? yes

23. Assuming that student has -C' average on all work attempted at two -year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer unconditionallyin general education courses; major courses may require to be repeated.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on Beninr college transcript:showing only a total number credit hours accepted.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, ( ) CLEF, ( ) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced plac ement? only when the sene:ng

institution has awarded hours of credit.28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? no

29. Frac:non-traditional systen, we_ evaluate each course oncan, ar times, pe awaraea at -race value while at othertional data in order to be equated to our system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, isaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit?

If yes, specifics:

an individual basis. Credittimes it may require addi-

there a difference ifno

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: general education and specializeddegree courses on a limited course-by-course basis. This is done afteranextensive of course syllabus by the departments concerned.

32. If yes to 1131, these general education courses. would apply toward fulfillmentof our institution-wide requirements.

33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: the same as for studentsfrom two year institutions.

34. Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? No, students are governed by theacademic regulations outlined in the catalogue in affect when they enroll.

35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? Transfer credit is granted in thehumanities, natural sciences, and social sciences only after a thorough evalua-

36. diumfeguarigigiadiffccourse content.(Quarter Calendar)

English - 10 qtr. hrs.

Foreign Language - 0-20 qtr. hrs for all B.A. programs

Mathematics - 5 qtr. hrs (College Algebra)

Science - 12 qtr. hrs.

Social Science - 20 qtr. hrs.

Physical Education- 4 qtr. hrs.& Health

Other - Humanities and Fine Arts - 15 qtr. hrs.


'Except in case of honor graduates

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Elisabeth City State UniversityJeff S. Smith, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/335-0551

Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909

ADHISSIOOS

1. Interested in two-year colleLe student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no


4. Standardized tests required with: fies) one year of college work? (no) Associate


6. 'Just transfer student ueet high school unit requirement? no


8. Associate Degree is recommended.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes


11. Accept out of state students? yes

HOUSING


13. Mandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (0) Den (no) Women

14. housing for married students? no, but assist in securing housing in community


Tuition $ 246.00 $1,570,00


Room 355.00 355.00

Board 450.00 450.00

Other Books s Laundry 80.00 80.00

Total $1,486.00 $2,810.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L. Loans, work - Study, Dept. Grants,

Athletic .

17. iaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (66 ) semester hours

(99 ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (100) semester hours

( ) quarter hours18. Hours required for junior classification? 63 sea. hours, 95 qtr. hours

19. ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?58 sea. hours


yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, (8) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used in


Elizabeth City State University

22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor moiety? Yes

23. Assuming that student has -C- average oa all work attempted at two -yeas college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer only incourses in which D grades are acceptable for native students.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:showing only total number of credit hours accepted.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (Jr) ma, (Ar) ()SAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:30 sem. hours

29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to equate grades to our system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutional= If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? yes

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: general education courses andspecialized courses.


33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: significantly different.The student from 4-year institution must complete 24 sem. hours under supervision

34. Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? no of BCFU.



English - 6 sew. hours, Speech-2 sem. hours

Foreign Language - none


Science - 5 - 7 sem. hours



Other - Health - 2 sem. hours


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Elon College

Mr. Stanley Boone, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/584-9711 Ext. 271Elon College, North Carolina 27244

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? Approx. 1002. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minimum' score required on #2 above? no

4. Standardized tests required with. Qin) one year of college work? (no) AssociateDegree?


6. Just transfer student uleet high school unit requirement? yesEng. - 4 Math. - 2 For. Lang. - 2 Science - 1Hist. - 1 Electives - 6



10. Minimum hours required before consideration? 48 sem. hours

11. Accept out-of-state students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. Llandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ies) Hen ies) Women

Unless they are 21 or older or live with parents or relatives

14. dousing for married students? no

15. Fees for year 19 74- 75? I6-State Students Out-Of-State Students

TuitionRequired FeesRoomBoardOtuerTotal

$1,400.00 $1,400.00

All fees included in tuition300.00 avg. 300.00 avg.539.00 539.00

$2,239.00 $2,239.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work-Study,Dept. Grants, Athletic

17. .;aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (65 ) semester hours


( ) quarter hours (no maximum from four-year sending institution)


19. ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?30 sem. hours


21. If course is repeated, ( X) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used in


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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? yes

23. Assuming that student has average on all work attempted at two -yeat college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer provided thestudent has an Associate Degree and is recommended by the Dean of the college.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:listing only courses and credit hours transferred.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (X) department exam, (X) MEP, (X) USAF!?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? No If yes, specifics:

credits29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating / to our own system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? no

31. Credit granted from technical institute for. general education and specializedcourses.






English - Humanities - 24 sem. hours including: (1) Religion - 6 sem.hours; (2) Lang. and Lit. - 12 hours from English, French,

Foreign Language - German, Latin, Spanish, or Greek; and (3) Other Humanities -6 hours from Art, Fine Art, For. Culture, Music, Philosophy,

Mathematics - Public Speaking and Religion.10 sem. hours chosen from Bioingy, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics,Natural Science, Physics

Science - 10 sem. hours chosen from Biology, Chemistry, Geblogy, Mathematics,Natural Science, Physics

Social Science - 12 sem. hours chosen from Anthropology, Economics, Geography,History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology


Other -

37. Additional comments: All Junior or Community College graduates are eligible totransfer under :he direct transfer policy, if they have an overall "C" averageand are recommended by their Dean. Under the direct transfer policy, all coursework will transfer.

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Fayetteville State University

Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/483-6144

Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301

ADNISSIOJS

1. Interested in tiro -year colleLe student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no


4. Standardized tests required with: (no) one year of college work? 00 ) Associate


6. :Lust transfer student meet high school unit requirement? no




HOUSING


13. dendatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (n4 Men Cm)) Women

Married students are permitted to live in separate housing14. housing for married students? on cafarfutsiatlefsgsidgeormitstfies_f_or males, etc.15. Fees for year 1974-75? Out -Of- State Students

Tuition $ 150.00 $1,550.00


Room 486.00 486.00

Board 387.00 387.00

OtherTotal $1,315.00 p2,715.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., S.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, work - Study, Athletic

17. :1aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? ( ) semester hours


( ) quarter hours18. Hours required for junior classification? 61 - 90 sem. hours

19. Ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?60 sem. hours

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?no Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (x) both marks is/are used in


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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing emulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society?

23. Assuming that student has "C" average on all work attempted at two -year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer providedthe student has an Associate Degree.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:exactly as shown on two-year college transcript.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, (X) CLEP, (X) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non- traditional means? no If yea, specifics:

29. From non-traditional system, we accept credits at face value.

provisionally30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? yes/If no, is there& difference if

accredited sending institution has accepted the credit? (roo semesters of C averagework at P.S.U. are required to validate credits earned at non-accredited institutions.)

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: general education courses andspecialised courses.



34. Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? N/A

35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? N/A


English Communication skills - 8 sem. hours

Foreign Language -


Science - 8 sem. hours (Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Physical Science)


Physical Education- 3 sem. hoursand Health

Other - 3 sem. hours Philosophy; 6 sem. hours Humanities


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Gardner-ebb CollegeMr. P. W. Abrams, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/434-2211, Ext. 93oiling Springs, North Carolina 29017

amissmas

1. Interested in two year collel,.t student? yes Limit? no2. .require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on #2 above? none4. Standardized tests required with. 4o ) one year of college work? ( ) Associate

degree?5. aequire high school transcript for transfers? yes

6. .Lust transfer student *.leet higa school unit requirement?- no


8. Associate degree is recommended.9. does Associate degree and recommendation improve chances of admission?

1U. Minimum hours required before consideration? no


HOUSING

yes


13. aandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (yo) Hen yes) Women

14. housing for married students? some15. Fees for year 19 74 - 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition 11,620.00Required FeesRoom $350.00 - $45Q.00Board $510.00 - $56000OtnerTotal $2,480.00 - $2,43000

16. Availai,le financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work- Study, perhapsDept. grants, Athletic

17. aaximum transferable nours from a two-year college? (64 ) semester hours

(96 ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (98 ) semester hours(147) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hours/90 qtr. hours

19. ainimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?64 sere. hours

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?.des Exceptions?


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22. Include quality points from two-year college is computing cumalatiwe averagefor graduation? yes Admission to honor society? yes

23. Assuming that student has -C* average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D"; will transfer unconditionally,but if the course is counted toward the major, t must be repeated with a grade of

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on si.41or college transcript: "C or better.listing only courses and credit hours transferred

25. Religion courses transfer? Yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (x) CLEF, (x) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? no It yes, specifics:


30. Credit from non-accredited institutions?some If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? yes

31. Credit granted from technical institute for no courses.






English - 6 hours

Foreign Language - 0 - 12 hours

Mathematics - 3 or 9 hours

Science - 8 or 16 hours

Social Science - 12 hours


Other - Fine Arts - 3 hours; Religion - 6 hours


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Greensboro CollegeMr. Allen K. Kivett, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/272-7102, Ext. 41

Greensboro, North Carolina 27402

ADMISSIOA

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? yes (according to space

2. :.equine standardized tests for transfers? noavailable)

If so. which?3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no

4. Standardised tests required with. (so) one year of college work? ) Associate

Degree?5. Require high school transcript for,transfers? no

6. :lust transfer student 'met high school unit requirement? with Assoc. Degree, no;

4 - Eng. 2 College Prep. Math. without, yes

2 of one language 1 - Mist. 1 lab. Science



9. Does Associate Decree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes



HOUSING


13. dandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? VI Hon Ve9 Women


15. Fees for year 1974-75? In-State StudentsA.B.; B.S. B.Mus.; B. Mus. Ed.

Tuition $1,470.00 $1,870.00

Required rees 235.60 235.00

Room 990.00 990.00

BoardOtuerTotal $2,695.00 $3,0095.00

Out-Of-State Students

same as in-state

16. Availaule financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans, Work-Study,Dept. Grants

17. '.;Aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (64) semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (94) semester hours


19. animum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

30 sem. hours


no Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used in

calculating average. We do not average.

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22. Include quality points from two-year college in'computing emulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor soeiety? no

23. Assuming that student has average on all work attempted at two-yeac college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer only fromJunior Colleges with whom we have a "Direct Transfer Program".

24. Grades from twoyear colleges are recorded on Senior college ttanseript:listing only courses and credit hours transferred.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (X) department exam, CO CLEF, (X) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by nos-traditional mesas? no If yes, specifics:

29. Pros non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating credit to our ownsystem.


31. Credit granted from technical institute for specialized courses only.






English -

Foreign Language -

Mathematics -

Science -

Social Science -

Physical Education -

Other -


See catalogue under degree sought.

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Guilford CollegeMr. John D. Bell, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/292-5511, Ext. 38 & 41Greensboro, North Carolina 27410

ADMISSIONS

I. Interested in tuo -year colleLe student? Yes Limit? no2. aequire standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T or A.C.T.3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no4. Standardized tests required uith. ens) one year of college work? tee) Associate

Degree?5. Re,lire high school transcript for transfers? yes

6. dust transfer student ueet high school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is recommended.8. Associate Degree is not required.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission?

ID. Minimum hours required before consideration? none11. Accept out ofstate students? yes

HOUSING

yes

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. Jandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) ben ( ) Women

no14. .sousing for married students? yes15. Fees for year 1974-75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $1,795.00Required Fees 225,00Room 965.00BoardOther Student Activity Fee 70.00Total $3,055.00

same as in-state

16. Available finaacial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work-Study, Dept. Grants,Athletic

17. .4ximum transferable hours from a two-year college? 00 ) semester hours + 4 P.E.(90) quarter hours + 4 PE from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours( ) quarter hours (no limit from 0 year college)

18. Hours required for junior classific .ion? 50 excluding P.E. - sem. hours; 81 qtr. hours19. dinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

60 sem. or 90 qtr. hours


21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (X) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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22. Include quality points from two -year college in computing cumulative overagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? no

23. Assuming that student has -C- average on all work attempted at two -yeas college,courses on which the student earned a grade of 'V": will not transfer and studentmust retake any required course on which this grade is earned.


25. Religioe courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (Jr) department exam, pm) CLEP, (") USAF'?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced plaesment?no

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non - traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:30 credits

29. Prom nen-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating credit to our ownsystem.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutional*** If no, is there a difference ifaccredited seeding institution has accepted the credit?

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: Ohm answer to question #30.).

32. If yes to 131, these general education courses: (See answer to question #30.).

33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: significantly different;because we can accept only 64 credits from a two-year institution.


35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? no



?oreign Language - 0 - 8 sem. hours (must show intermediate level proficiency)

Mathematics - 0




other Interdisciplinary course, Being Human in the 20th Century - I sem. hours;Creative Arts - 4 sem. hours; Philosophy er Religion - 4 see. hours;

37. Additional comments: Non-western Studies - 4 sem. hours.

*Yes, if the scores meet our standards.**By courses, yes -- By exam, no.

***Individual consideration given each applicant.

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High Point College

Robert A. Wells, Jr., Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/885-5101, Ext. 16High Point, North Carolina 27262

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year collk,e student? yes Limit? yes, 1252. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T.3. Minimum score required on #2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. yes) one year of college work? yes) Associate


6. just transfer student weet high school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is recommended.8. Associate Degree is recommended.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances ot admission? yes

1U. Minimum hours required before consideration? no11. Accept out-of-state students? yes

HOUSING

12. Ou-campus housing available? yes13. Jandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Men ( ) Women

no

14. uousing for married students? no15. Fees for year 19 74 -75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $1,050.00 $1(125.00


Room 850.00 850.00Board 3Other Health fee 50.00 50.00Total $2,300.00 $2,375.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work-Study, Dept., Athletic

17. :;aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (64 ) semester hours( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours (no limit-

( ) quarter hours mu foziete31 sem. hours at High Point College of 124 required

18. Hours required for junIorgciassiticnhtion? 58 sem. hours19. ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

60 sem. hours20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?

yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( x) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? no

23. Assuming that student has -C- average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "IP: may transfer in elective coursesor in sequence courses if higher grade is earned at next level. Maximum number oftransferable Ws: 2.


25. Religion courses transfer? ties

26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (x) CLIP, (x) USAF'?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics: ,

4 - USAFI; 6 - CLEEP; or 4 - advanced placement or CEEB Achievement (Studentsmust complete 31 sem. hours at High Point College.)

29. From non-traditional system. we seek data to allow equation of credit to our system.

from some30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? yes/ If no, is there a difference if


31. Credit granted from technical institute for: no courses.




35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? yes (regarding natural sciences, lab.courses must be included in such honors courses)


English - 2 courses

Foreign Language - 2 courses for those who do not place nut of for. lang.

Mathematics -

Science -

Social Science - Any 6 hours

Physical Education-

Other -


6 sem. hours

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Johnson C. Smith UniversityMoses S. Belton, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/372-2370Charlotte, North Carolina 28208

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year collet.: student? yes Limit? no

2. Require standardized tests for transfers? (under study)

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on 02 above?4. Standardized tests required with; (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate


6. just transfer student ,aeet higa school unit requirement? yesEng. - 4 Hist. 2 or Science 2 or For. Lang. 2Math. - 2



9. Dees Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes



HOUSING


13. Mandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Men (no) Women

14. uousing for married students? no


Tuition $1,_016.00


Room 380.00 same as in -state

Board 490.00

°tiler

Total $2,008.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Work-Study, Dept. Grants,Athletic

17. iLaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (60 ) semester hours


( ) quarter hours18. Hours required for junior classification? 60



21. If course is repeated, ( X) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used in


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23. Assuming that student has "C" average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer andstudent must retake any required courses on which he earned this grade.


25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, ( ) CLEF, (x) USA/I? (under study)27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? / If yes, specifics:

under study

29. Yrom non-traditional system, we seek data to equate grades to our system.

30. Credit from non - accredited institutions? yes If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit?

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: general education and specializedcourses.


33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: essentially the same asfor students from two-year institutions.




English - 12 hours

Foreign Language - 12 except Math or Biology 6, Bus. Admin. and Econ., PhysicalEducation, Early Childhood and Intermediate Education, 0


Science - 3 - 4 hours


Physical Education- 2 hours (including swimming)

Other - Humanities and Fine Arts - 12 hours; Hygiene - 2 hours


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Lenoir Rhyne CollegeMr. Richard P. Thompson, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/328-1741, Ext. 51Hickory, North Carolina 28601

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? no2. .require standardized tests for transfers? qualified yes

If so, which? S.A.T. for sophomore status; none for junior status3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no

4. Standardized tests required with. (* ) one year of college work? (no) AssociateDegree? *where needed (S.A.T.)

5. ,require high school transcript for transfers? if one year completed, yes; if twoyears, no

6. :Lust transfer student ueet high school unit requirement? if one year completed, yes;if two years, no Eng. - 4, Alge. - 2, Geom. - 1, Language - 2 preferred,

Hist. - 1, Sci. - 1




11. Accept out of-state students? yes

HOUSING


13. Mandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Hen (nc) Women

14. .iousing for married students? no


Tuition $1,475.00


Room (varies slightly) 225.00 - $290.00 same as in-state

Board 475.00

Ocher (Medical Fee) 20.00

Total $2,335.50 to $2,500.50

16. Available financial aid? E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans, Work-Study, Athletic

17. iaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (64 ) semester hours

(96 ) quarter hovers from a four-year college? (96 ) semester hours


19. Ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?64 .;em. hours


yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (x) both marks is /are used in


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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? No Admission to honor **slaty? yes

23. Assuming that student has -C- average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer and

student must retake any required courses on which he earned this grade.24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:

listing only courses and credit hours transferred.


26. Transfer of credit by (* ) department exam, yes) CLEF, 0e4 umpi?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? No, but course

requirements are waived; OR yes, if original college grants credit.28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? If yes, specifics:

now under studycredit

29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating/to our own system.

Qualified30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? No If no, is there a difference if

accredited sending institution has accepted the credit? We accept credit byexamination policy.







English - 6 hours Communications (Equivalent to 6 hours of English)3 hours Literature

Foreign Language - Complete intermediate (2nd year) level - will givecredit for h- 7 school language

Mathematics - 3 semester hours of Logic or Computer Concepts

Science - 8 semester hours of Science or 1 semester of Lab. Science and / semesterof Environmental Science or equivalent (could be Lab. Science)

Social Science - 9 semester hours - must be 3 different social and behavorialscience courses

Physical Education- 2 semesters

Other -


*If credit is on their records.

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ivingstone CollegeMrs. Emily H. Harper, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/633-7960, Ext. 35Salisbury, North Carolina 28144

ADMISSIUS

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? no

2. aequire standardized tests for transfers? noIf so, which?

3. Minimum score required on #2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with; (so) ) one year of college work? (no) Associate


G. :lust transfer student weet high school unit requirement? yesEng. - 4 U.S. Hist. - 1 Hist. - 1 Science - 1 Math. - 18 units electives

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate Degree is recommended.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission?

1U. Minimum hours required before consideration? no


no

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. Liandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Hen (no) Women


15. Fees for year 1974 -75 ? In-State Students

TuitionRequired FeesRoom and BoardBoardOtherTotal

$900.0016900720.00


AAme as in-state

$1,780.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans, Work-Study,Dept. Grants (Athletics and Music), Athletic

17. i;aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? ( 64) semester hours

(96 ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( 65) se Alter hours

( ) quarter hours18. Hours required for junior classification? 65 sem. hours, 96 qtr. hours



yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, (X) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used in


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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative average

for graduation? no Admission to honor society? no - only Livingstone record

23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two-yeas college,

courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer and studentmust retake any required courses on which he earned this grade.


25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ) department exam, (X) CUP, (x) 08AFI2

27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes


29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equation of credit to our system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? yes If no, is there a difference if


31. Credit granted from technical institute for:general education courses.


33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: essentially the sameas for students transferring from two -year institutions.




English - 12 hours - Composition and Speech

Foreign Language - 6 hours - (French, Spanish or German)


Science - 8 hours


Physical Education- 1 hour (activity)

Other - Art Appreciation; Music Appreciation, Religion - 4 hours


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Mars Hill CollegeMr. Robert R. Chapman, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/689-1151Mars Hill, North Carolina 28754

ADMISSIWS

1. Interested in two-year colleLe student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. MiniTaum score required o) :2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate


6. :lust transfer student .aeet higu school unit requirement? no



9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes10. Minimum hours required before consideration? Yes, 12 hours


HOUSING


13. Mandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (ye4 Men (ye4 Women

(if under 21 and single)

14. arousing for married students? limited amount

15. Fees for year 19 74- 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

TuitionRequired FeesRoomBoardOtuerTotal

$1,550.00125.00245.00 same as in -state

500.00

$2,420.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad. (12 @ $300.4500 per year), E.O.G., N.D.S.L.,Campus Loans, Work-Study, Athletic

17. 14ximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (8 ) semester hours

__1.- .,quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours

) quarter hours (no max. from four-year college, but must complete 36 sem. hrs.18. ours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hours at M.H.C.)

19. animum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?72 sem. hours

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?yes Exceptions? as noted in #21



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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative average

for graduation?- yes Admission to honor soeiety? yes

23. Assuming that student has *C. average on all work attempted at two-year college,

courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer in electivecourses or in a sequence course if-higher grade is earned at next level.


25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (x) CLEF, (x) USAF!?

27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no


credit


30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? yes If no, is there a difference if


31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education and specialized

courses.

32. If yes to 031, these general education courses: apply toward fulfillment ofour institution-wide requirements.





English - Freshman English - 8 hours (6 for transfer student:) Transfer studentsmay use Sophomore Lit. as a part of our Human Society sequence

Foreign Language - 0 - 12 determined by proficiency exam or alternate programof foreign culture studies


Science - 4 hours

Social Science - A sophomore Human Society sequence and one other course (12 hours)

Physical Education- 0-4 hours

Other - Religion/Philosophy - 4 hours

37. Additional comments: Beginning 1971-72, we adopted the 4-1-4-1-2 plan. Allcourses are 4 sem. hour equivalents. Our students have 2 courses in FreshmanEnglish for 8 hours credit; however, a transfer student will meet this require-ment with 6 sem. hours. A transfer who has 6 sem. hours of fiath. will meetour Math. requirement and have 2 hours of electiOes.

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Meredith CollegeMiss Mary Bland Josey, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/833-6461, Ext. 282Raleigh, North Carolina 27611

AMMISSIUS

1. Interested in two-year colleLa student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so. which?

3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college uork? (no) Associate

oegree?

5. Require high school transcript for transfers? no

6. just transfer student aeet iligu school unit requirement? no, unless student has

completed less than 30 sem. hours


8. Associate Jegree is recommended.9. Joes Associate Decree and recommendation improve chances ot admission? yes

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no*11. Accept out of state students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? Iles13. ,Laudatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Hen (?es) Homan

14. uousing for married students? no


Tuition $1,800.00 $1,800.00

Required FeesRoom 1,000.00 1,000.00

BoardOtherTotal $2,800.00 $2,800. u

16. Available financial aid? Scholarships, E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Work-Study

17. -.1aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? ( 64 semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( 940semaster hours( ) quarter hours


19. Minimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?58 sem. hours of senior work of which at least 30 must be at Meredith.

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?no Exceptions? :"T and Orientation

21. If course is repeated, (x) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used in


*If student has less than 30 hours, she must meet freshman admission requirements.**Transfer students must complete a minimum of 30 Meredith hours in order to graduate.

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23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer unconditionally.


25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (X) department exam, (X) CLEP, ( ) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non - traditional means? no If yes, specifics:

credit


Provisionally30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? / If no, is there a difference if


31. Credit granted from technical institute for (each course is evaluated - We have noautomatic transfer from technical institutes.)

32. If yes to #31, these general education courses: might apply toward fulfillment ofour institution-wide requirements if we accepted them and if they are applicable.





English - Composition - 3 sem. hours; English Literature - 3 sem. hours;English, American, World or Foreign Literature - 3 sem. hours

Foreign Language - through intermediate level

Mathematics - 12 hours from Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics orPhysical Geography

Science - see Mathematics requirement

Social Science - 12 hours from ,:conomics, Geography, History, Political Science,Psychology, Sociology

Physical Education- 4 semesters

Other - 6 hours Old & New Testament or 3 hours Biblical Literature and Historyand 3 hours in an advanced Religion course


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Methodist CollegeMr. Thomas S. Yow, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/488-7110, Ext. 266Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301

ADMISSIOaS

1. Interested in two-year colle6e student? yes Limit? no2. :require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T. or A.C.T. if applicant has completed less than 26 sem. hours3. Minimum score required on #2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. ( ) one year of college work? ( ) Associate

Degree? See #2 above

5. Require high school transcript for transfers? only if less than 26 hours completed

6. :Lust transfer student aeet hist& school unit requirement? no, if 26 hours completed





HOUSING


13. aandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (x) Hen (X) Women

14. Lousing for married students?15. Fees for year 19 74 -75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition S1 180_00Required Fees 360.00

Room 400.00 Same as in-stateBoard 660.00OtherTotal $2,600.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans, Work-Study

17. .4ximun transferable hours from a two-year college? (60 ) semester hours

(90 ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (80 ) semester hours

(120) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hours, 90 qtr. hours

19. minimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?60 sem. hours, 90 qtr. hours

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?yes Exceptions? *


*Courses that do not fit into our curriculum are not used in calculating thecumulative average, however, a student with an Associate Degree is automaticallygiven credit for 64 hours upon acceptance and accorded full Nunior class status.

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23. Assuming that student has *C* average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "Do: will transfer unconditionally.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:listing only courses and credit hours ;transferred.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, (x ) CUP, (x ) USAFIt27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:



31. Credit granted from technical institute for: general education courses withA.A. Degree only.





36. General education requirements: (Semester Calenda0

Zngiish - 12 sem. hours

Foreign Language - 6 hours (As an alternative, two semesters of studies in ForeignCulture will be offered by French, Spanish and German Dept. Alltaught in English)

Mathematics 6 sem. hours


Social Science - 12 sem. :lours


Other - Religion - 6 sem. hours; Fine Arts - 3 sem. hodts; Psychology - 3 sem. hours;Philosophy - 3 sem. hours

37. Additional i!omments:

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North Carolina A & T State UniversityMr. W. H. Gamble, Director of Admissions, Telephone 273-1773, Ext. 318 & 334Greensboro, North Carolina 27411

ADHISSIWS

1. Interested in two-year colleLe student? Yes Limit? no2. ,:equine standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on #2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate


6. just transfer student meet high school unit requirement? no


10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no11. Accept out-of-state students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. aandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Men

14. housing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974 -75 ? In-State Students

(no) Women


Tuition S 283.00 $1,800.00Required Fees 282.00 282.00Room 320.00 320.00Board 425.00 425.00OtherTotal SI/310.00 $2,827.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work-Study,Dept. Grants, Athletic

17. ilaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (64 ) semester hours(96 ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (96 ) semester hours(145) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 64 sem. hours/96 qtr. hours19. ainimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

56 sem. hours/84 qtr. hours



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22. InclGde quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor soeiety? no

23. assuming that student has -C' average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer and

student must retake required course.24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college MoStript:

listing only courses and credit hours transferred.25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (x ) CUP, (x ) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes


credits29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating/to our own system.

30, Credit from non-accredited institutions? yes* If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit

31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education and specializedcourses if same major program is followed.

32. If yes to 031, these general education courses: would apply toward fulfillmentof our institution-wide requirement.



35. Credit for intgrdiaciplinary honors courses? yes


English - 6 sem. hours (2 courses in composition)

Foreign Language - 6 sem. hours





Other - Health - 2 sem. hours; Humanities - 6 sem. hours


will he valilated after one semester of satisfactory grades here.

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North Carolina Central University

Mrs. Maria B. Creed, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/682-2171, Ext. 262Durham, North Carolina 27707

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two -year collel.,e student? Yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T. if Associate Degree is not earned3. Minimum score required on #2 above? yes

4. Standardized tests required with. Qes) one year of college work? (no) AssociateDegree?

5. Require high school transcript for transfers? With an Associate Degree - no

G. :lust transfer student Lleet high school unit requirement? with Associate Degree, no;without degree, yes 4 units - Eng. 2 For. Lang. 2 Math.

6 electives 1 Soc. Sci. 1 Science7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate Degree is required.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no, only graduation11. Accept out-of state students? yes

HOUSING

12. Ou-campus housing available? yes

13. Mandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Hen ( ) Womenyes, unless 21 years of age, veteran or living at home

14. housing for married students?15. Fees for year 1974 -75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $ 282.00 $1.84809Required Fees 208.50 108.50Room 388.00 388.00Board 490.00 490.00OtherTotal $1,368.50 $2,931,1g

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work-Study, Athletic

17. 1;aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (60 ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( / ) semester hours( ) quarter hours (unlimited, but student must meet

18. Hours required for junior classification? 56 sem. hrs. residency requirements)



21. If course is repeated, (x) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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22. Include lu!)ty points from two year college in computing cumulative averagefor gruduation? no Adz ission to Imor society? no

23. Assum:ng that student has 'C average on all work attempted at tram -yeat college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D"; will not transfer and studentmust retake any required courses on which he earned this grade.

24. Grades from two - -year colleges arc recorded on senior college transcript: listingonly courses and credit hours transferred.

25. ileligion courses transfer? ye::26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (x) CLEP, (x) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as resuit of advanced placement? no

28. Limit on transfer of credit by nun-traditional means? If yee, specifics:

29. From non-traditional system, we s,?ek data to allow equation of credit to ourown System.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? Unknown - We have not hadthis problem. We will look into it.

31. rredit granted from technical ino::itute for. yener:q education courses and somecourses.


33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are:, essentially the same asfor students from two-year institutions.

Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? no


36. General education requirements: Calerilar)

Englisn Communi:ation skills (Written anu Oral) 9 sem. hours

Foreign Language Soz. Uumanit:t,i Fine .n.rts

Mathematics - Sc nr

Font no;-. more 1"Icin : in an:' one 7cierc,?, at least one must furnishScience .. labo.-,torq eyperience ?lolo7v, .,caunce, Chemistry, Math.,c.;eoga,!4; and P':Isicr

- courses hosen fro, at. 1P S t 2 depts:: Economics, HomeSocial Science

Econo%acs, ;,?,.)jrac,12y, Pol S1., .'-ocicZoyq, History; and Psychologyref cod (.3-9- hr-s.)r:es (.19_hs.) with not more

nysical, ad hr' M .2

than 2 i:, the sam- department

Oth.r: :,:R4 Pine lrc:; 6 ,:our,,_; to f...:/o,7,.n from at least 3 depts.Art, r, 1..J21(;.1,71,1,lingui.-;tics), Dramatic Art,4i,t/or Music37 A. dd t t :

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North Carolina School of the ArtsDirk Dawson, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/784-7170Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27107

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? Varies (25-40)2. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes (usually)

If so, which? S.A.T.3. Minimum score required on #2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with, ies) one year of college Work? (no) Associate


6. :lust transfer student aeet high school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is recommended.8. Associate Degree is not required.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? no; audition

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no necessary11. Accept out-of-state students? yes

HOUSING


13. aandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Man (no) Women

14. uousing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974 - 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $ 470.00 s1ago_ooRequired Fees 130.00Room 525.00 525.00Board 690.00 J90_00Other Varies according to Arts DisciplineTotal 12,100.00 apar9xi. S),3OQ.QQ agarnri_

16. Available financial aid? 13.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work-Study, Dept. Grants,Artistic Talent Scholarships

17. ::axiimum transferable hours from a two-year college?. ( ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours( ) quarter hours accept hours that parallel our curriculum with grade of C or better

18. Hours required for junior classification? depends on discipline - see below #3719. ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

See #18 and note below20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?

Exceptions?no, admission is by "jury" or "audition"

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? N/A

23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer and studentmust retake any required courses on which he earned this grade.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:listing only credit hours transferred.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (x) CLEF, (x) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? none If yes, specifics:

29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to equate grades to our system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? yes, if validated by agood year's work at this institution

31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education courses and somespecialized courses

32. If yes to #31, these general education courses: N/A





English - 6 hours composition; Drama major requires 10 hours of theatre literature

Foreign Language - Dance requires 18 hours modern for. lang.; Voice major requires27 hours of 3 mod. lang., French, Italian, German

Mathematics -

Science - Dance requires 6 hours Anatomy, Physiology

Social Science - Drama requires 4 hours (2 Psych. & 2 Soc. Sci.)

Physical Education-

Other - Requirements vary from department to department. See catalogue.

37. Additional comments:Note from #18. Classification relating to graduation is in hands of Arts depts.Student may complete academic requirements several years before he is clearedby his Arts dean for graduation.

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North Carolina State UniversityMrs. Anna P. Keller, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/755-2431Box 5126

Raleigh, North Carolina 27607

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year colleLQ. student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate

Degree?5. Require high school transcript for transfer's? only Liberal Arts majors

6. Just transfer student aeet Aga school unit requirement? yes2 Algebra and 1 Geometry in high school or a college level math course

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate Degree is required.9. Does Associate Decree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? 28 sem. or meet freshman requirement


HOUSING

12.

13.

14.

15.

On-campus housing available? limitedAandatory for single students to reside in campus housing?no( ) Men ( )'Women

.rousing for married students? limitedFees for year 1974 - 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $ 254.00 $1,800.00Required Fees 233.50 233.50Room 320.00 320.00Board 775.00 est. 775.00 est.Other Books (est.) - $180.00 Personal - $400.00 $180 - $400Total $2,162.50 $3,708.49

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Work-Study, Loans, Athletic64-80+

17. ximy0$ransferable hours from a two-year college? (A ) semester hours1-011/4 ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours

(Transferable hrs. from four-year college contingent upon degree( ) quarter hours sought, 24 _of last _30 sem hrs .be Iffind at N.C. State.)18. Hours required for juniet classiticationT19. Ifinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

30 sem. hours or 45 qtr. hours


21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ( X) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two -year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer andstudent must retake required course.

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:showing only a total number of credit hours accepted.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (X) department exam, (x) CLEP, OP/ USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? Yes, when validated

by follow-up courses within the same discipline.


credit29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating/to our own system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted t' .e credit? Yes - validation of abilityand performance would then be made.





35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? yes, if applicable to the specificfield of study the student enters.

36. General education requirements: (semester calendar)

English 6 sem. hours

Foreign Language -

Mathematics -

Science -

Social Science -

Physical Education-

Other


See Catalog for other requirements.

*Yes, if applicable toward the degree and if validated by follow-up courseswithin the same discipline.

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North Carolina Wesleyan CollegeMr. William J. Garlow, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/442-7121, Ext. 52 & 12Rocky Mount, North Carolina 27801

ADHISSIOLIS

1. Interested in two-year colleL,0 student? yes Limit? no2. .require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If se. S.A.T. or A.C.T.3. Miniuum score required on #2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate


G. :lust transfer student ueet high school unit requireuent? no



9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no

11. Accept out ofstate students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. Aandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? yes) Men yes) Women

14. uousing for married students? no"15. Fees for year 1974-75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $1,670.00 $1670.00Required Fees (Application fee) 10.00 10.00

Room 325.00 325.00

Board 600.00 600.00

OtherTotal $2,595.00 , $2,595.00

16. Availaule financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans, Work-Study

17. Aaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (66) semester hours

(99 ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (100) semester hours(150) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 56 sem. hours, 75 qtr. hours

19. Uinimuti hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?24 sem hours - Wesleyan; 36 qtr. hours

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?no Exceptions? only liberal arts and science courses are computed

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (X) both marks is/are used in


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22. Include quality points :rota two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? no

23. Assuming that student has *C" average on all work attempted at two -yams college,courses onishich the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer unconditionally.


25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (X) department exam, (X) CLEF, (Jr) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non - traditional, means? no If yes, specifics:



31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education and specializedcourses.

32. If yes to #31, these general education courses: would apply toward fulfillmentof our institution -wide requirements.

33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: significantly different,since there is no maximum limit on number of semester hours transferred.




English 3 sem. :,ours

Foreign Language - None

Mathematics - Minimum of 6 sem. hours from these two areas

Science - 6ee mathematics requirement



Other Humanities Division - 6 sem. hours; Religion 3 sem. hours;Philosophy - 3 sem. hours


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Pembroke State UniversityDr. Norma J. Thompson, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/521-4214, Ext. 208Pembroke, North Carolina 28372

massiods1. Interested in two-year colleL,.1 student? yes Limit? no

2. Require standardized tests for transfers? S.A.T. if students transfer less thanIf so. which? 30 sem. hours

3. Minimum score required on #2 above? 750 if transferring less than 30 sem. hours

4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) AssociateDegree? '(if 30 hrs.)


6. :Lust transfer student ..eet high school unit requirement? yes

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate Degree is recommended.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances ot admission? yes



HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. ilandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? yes) Men yes) Women

Freshmen & Sophomores

14. &Lousing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974 -75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students


(some variation)linen

16. Availaide financial aid?

$ 220.00 $1,550.00200.00 200.00320.00 320.00490.00 490,0020.00 20.00

$1,250.00 0,580.00

17. ilaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (60 ) semester hours



19. lanimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

30 sem. hours20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?

yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ( x) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? yes Admission to honor society?

23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two -year college,courses on which the student earned a grads of "D": will transfer unconditionally.

24. Grades from twoyear colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:exactly as shown on two-year college transcript.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, (x ) CUP, (x ) USAII?-(25 hours)27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no


29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equation of credit to our system.






35. Credit for interdisciplintry honors courses? no



Foreign Language -

Mathematics -12 sem. hours

Science -


Physical Education-

Other -


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Pfeiffer CollegeMr. K. D. Holshouser, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/463-3111Misenheimer, North Carolina 28109

ADMISSIOJS

1. Interested in tuo-year college student? yes Limit? no2. .require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, mhich?3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate


6. :lust transfer student aeet high school unit requirement? no



9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no11. Accept out of-state students? yes

ROUSING


13. .laudatory for single students to reside in campus housing? yes) Nen yes) *omen

14. housing for married students? yes


Tuition $1,400.00 $1,400.00

Required Fees 320.0o 320.00

Room 300.00 300.00Board 500.00 500.00

OtherTotal $2,520.00 $2,520.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans, work - Study,Dept. Grants, Athletic

17. iiaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (64 ) semester hours

(96 ) quarter hours frqm a four-year college? ( ) semester hours(No maximum. Rather, we require the equivalent of three( ) quarter hours semesters be earned at Pheiffer.)

18. Hours required for Junior classification? 56 sem. or 84 qtr. hours19. iLinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

45 sem. or 68 qtr. hours

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating .:emulative average for admission?yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, (X ) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two -year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer unconditionally.


2S. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (Ar) CLEF, (x) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non- traditional means? no If yes, specifics:


30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? yes* If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? yes

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: general and specialized courses.(All considered on an individual basis.)

32. If yes to 131, these general education courses: apply toward fulfillment ofour institution-wide requirements.




36. General education requirements: (semester Calendar)


Foreign Language - 6 - 12 (through intermediate)





Other - Applied Logic - 3 sem. hours; Religion - 6 sew. hours


*By individual evaluation.

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Queens CollegeMr. 0. J. Paris, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/332-7121, Ext. 212Charlotte, North Carolina 28207

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year college student? Yes "' Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no


Degree?5. Require high school transcript for transfers? yes, if fewer than 30 sem. credits

attempted

6. .lust transfer student aeet high school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is recommended.8. Associate Degree is recommended9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? nc11. Accept out of state students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes Yes

13. aandatory for single students to reside in campus housing?/ ( ) Hen ( ) Women

14. housing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974-75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $2,200.00Required Fees 70.00

Room 900.00

Board $583.56 - $680.70 same as in-stateOtherTotal $3,754.00 - $3,850.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., work-Study, Dept. Grants

17. daximum transferable aours from a two-year college? ( ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours( ) quarter hours (27 of 114 hours for graduation must be completed at QueedS)


19. dinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?27 sem. hours


21. If course is repeated, (x) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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22. Include quality points from two-year collage in computing cumulative overagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? yes

23. Assuming that student has *C average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer to satisfy the

course requirement but credit hours do not count toward number required for grad-24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript: uation.

exactly as shown on two-year college transcript.25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (X ) department exam, ) CLEF, ( ) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by now-traditional mesas? yes If yes, specifics:subject to review by committee

29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating to our own system.

30. Credit from now-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? subject to review bycommittee

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: some general education courses andsome specialized courses.

32. If yea to 131, these general education courses: would apply toward fulfillmehtof our institution-wide requirements.





English - I sem. freshman English

Foreign Language -

2 coursesMathematics -

Science - 2 courses

Social Science - 2 courses

Physical Education -- 4 courses

Other -


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Sacred Heart CollegeMr. William Craig, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/825-8543Belmont, North Carolina 28012

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year colleLo student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no



6. :lust transfer student ',wet hign school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate Degree is recommended.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? guaranteed



HOUSING

12. Ou-campus housing available? yes13. dandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (V VA) Hem (es) Women

unless living with parents

14. housing for married studeuts? no


Tuition S1.00Q.00 sl_gpo_aqRequired Fees 180-Q0 180-00Room 400.00 400-00Board 70.99 750_00OtherTotal $2,330.00 $2.330.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Work-Study, N. C. Grants,Institutional Scholarships

17. Ilximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (72 ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (72 ) semester hours(108) quarter hours


19. :Unimmm hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?30 sem. hours


21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher marl: (x) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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23. Assuming that, student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "Du: will transfer unconditionally.


25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (X) department exam, (X) ) uson27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement?

sometimes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means?no If yes, specifics:

credits29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating / to our own system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? possibly

31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education courses andspecialized courses, depending on course.

32. If yes to 031, these general education courses: would apply toward fulfillmentof our institution-wide requirements.





English English Composition - 3 sem.hours, English-American Literature - 6 sem.hrs.

Foreign Language -

Mathematics -

Science -

Social Science - Western Civilization 6 hours, American History -3-6 hours


Other - Fine Arts - 3 hours; Health - 2 hours


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Saint Andrews Presbyterian College

Mr. Everette E. Gourley, Jr., Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/276-3652, Ext. 210Laurinburg, North Carolina 28352

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year colleLc student? Yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which? S.A.T. usually appears on h.s. transcript, but college record is more3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no, hopefully S.A.T. scores will totallgOranber4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate


6. :Lust transfer student ..Leet high school unit requirement? yes, but flexible4 years Eng. 3 years Math. 2 years Soc. Sci.2 units For. Lang. 2 years Nat. Sci.



HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. Jandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Mn e ( ) Women

preferred14. dousing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974 - 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

TuitionRequired FeesRoomBoardOtherTotal Comprehensive fee = $3,095.00 same

16. Available financial aid? Acad., (Vardell Scholars, Merit Scholars), E.O.G., N.D.S.L.,Loans, Work-Study

17. Aaximum transferable nours from a two-year college? (60 ) semester hours + P.E.( 90) quarter hours + P.E.from a four-year college? (90 ) semester hours(135) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? *

19. Ainimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?9 courses (senior year in residence)


21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (y ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

"Varies, we convertdipm. hours to courses; 17 of the 37 courses required forgraduation

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23. Assuming that student has -IC' average on all work attempted at two-year co4ege,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer unconditionally.


25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( x) department exam, ( x) CLEF, (Y ) USAF/1-(if acceptable)27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? placement, but

not credit28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? no If yes, specifics:


conditional30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? / It no, is there a difference if

accredited sending institution has accepted the credit? yes, credit will beaccepted if students maintain overall C average for one academic year

31. Credit granted from technical institute for:no courses.


33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: the same as for students

from two-year institutions.34. Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? yes



English - 2 years included in required humanities course

Foreign Language - depends upon major

Mathematics - depends upon major

Science - One year required. Lab. science at another institution will suffice.

Social Science -- Two years in basic humanities course at St. Andrews, but transfercredit will determine whether student will have to take any at St. Andrews. Deter-

iPhysical Education-

2 years

Other Transfer studuntseach year for the


m' d by major.

- may be taken in any year

are required to take the basic humanitiec .course requirednumber of years they will be at St. Andrews.

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Saint Augustine's CollegeMr. Igal E. Spraggins, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/828-4451

Raleigh, North Carolina 27611

ADMISSIOJS

1. Interested in two year collel,e student? yes Limit? no

2. 2,equire standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T.

3. Minimum score required on #2 above? no

4. Standardized tests required with. yes) one year of college work? Oes) Associate

Degree?


6. just transfer student .leet high school unit requirement? yes

Eng. - 4 Math. - 1 Electives - 7

Soc. Studies - 2 Science - 2


8. Associate degree is recommended.

9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes



HOUSING

12. Ou-campus housing available? yes

13. aandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Han ( ) Women

no14. housing for married students? no


Tuition $11075.00


Room 875.00

BoardOther 5.00

sgme as in-state

Total $2,255.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Work-Study

17. -.:aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? ( ) semester hours -(no limit)

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours -(none

( ) quarter hoursstated)


19. I:ix:item hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?


no Exceptions?

21. if course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used in

.A.7.ulsting average.

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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society?

23. Assuming that student has "C" average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which'the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer andstudent must retake any required courses on which he earned this grade.


25. Religion courses transfer?' -(Bible and Ethics)26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, ( ) CLIP, ( ) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no

28. Limit on transfer of credit by nontraditional means? no If yes, specifics:


30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? yes If no is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit?

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: specialized courses.

32. If yes to 031, these general education courses: would apply toward fulfillment ofour institution-wide requirements.





English - Composition and Speech - 8 sem. hoursHumanities - 4 sem. hours

Foreign Language - 6 - 12 sem. hours


Science - Natural Science - 6 sem. hours

Social Science - World Civilizations - 6 sem. hours; Sociology or Economics - 3 sem.hours

Physical Education-

Other -survey of Bible Literature or Ethics - 3 sem. hoursGeneral Psychology - 3 sem. hours


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Salem College

Miss Mary Scott Best, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/723-7961, Ext. 211P. 0. Box 10584Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27108

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year colleLu studant? es Limit? no - not usuallyy2. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T.3. Minimum score required on 02 above? No, judged on individual basis

4. Standardized tests required with. (yep one year of college work? Qes) AssociateDegree?


G. Just transfer student ',teat high school unit requirement? normally yes; exceptionsEng. - 4 Soc. Studies - 2 For. Lang. - 2

possible in individual cases

Math. - 3 Lab. Science - 1 Electives - 4 (Academie) Total of 16 Academic units7. Campus interview is recommended. required.

8. Associate Degree is not required.9. Noes Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances oC admission? possibly



HOUSING


13. Mandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Hen ( ) WomenYes, unless living with someone who assumes full responsibility.

14. Lousing for married students? no


Tuition $2,600.00

Required Fees 49.00

Room 350.00 same as in-state

Board 650.00

OtherTotal $3,649.00

16. Available financial aid? Acad. (based on- need), N.D.S.L., B.E.O.G., Loans

17. .iaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (68 ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (104) semester hours(156) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 14 courses19. Minimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

Number of courses needed to complete the 32 courses required for graduation.

20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?Generally, yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ) only higher mark (x ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumplatiya average

society23.

for graduation? no Admission to honor society? Ye;!gg:%ryhh23. Assuming that student has 'C average on all work attempted at rwo -year college,

courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer in a sequencecourse if higher grade is earned at next level. Maximum of 6 sem. hours of "D" work24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:

transferred.exactly as shown on two-year college transcript-only for courses acceptable for25. Religion courses transfert yes transfer.26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, ( ) CLEP, (x) USAFI?

27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement?Considered on an individual basis.

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? / If yes, specifics:no policy

29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating credit to our system.


31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education courses.


33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: the same as for students.from two-year institutions.



36. General education requirements: 4 - 1 - 4 Plan

English 2 courses (equivalent to 8 semester hours)

Foreign Language 2 courses (8 semester hours) in a Classical Language, or3 courses (12 semester hours) in Modern Foreign Language - Max.Mathematics Total of 3 courses (12 semester hours) in the two areas - Math.and/or ScienceScience - See Mathematics requirement

Social Science - 2 courses (8 semester hours) excluding history; also 2 coursesin History (8 semester hours) from U.S., Classical, or Western Civ.Physical Education- 4 terms (2 years)

Other - Religion or Philosophy one course (4 semester hours)Fine Arts - On course (4 semester hours)37. Additional comments:

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Shaw UniversityThomas A. Edwards, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/755-4800Raleigh, North Carolina 27602

ADMISSIODS

1. Interested in tvo year collet,.: student? yes Limit? no2. :require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so. vbicb?3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate


6. 'Just transfer student meet bign schOol unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate degree is recommended.). does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes



HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. Jandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? (no) Hen (110) Women

14. nousing for married students? no15. Fees for year 19 74 -75 ? In-State Students

Tuition $1,520.00Required Fees 300.00

Room 300.00Board 540.00Other Insurance ($15) & Orientation($10) 25.00

Total $2,675.00


same as in-state

16. Available financial aid? Acad. (limited), B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work - Study,Dept. Grants, Athletic Grants

17. iiaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? ( ) semester hours


( ) quarter hours all with grade of C or above

18. Hours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hours; 90 qtr. hours


20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?Exceptions?



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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? Mission to honor society?23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer and studentmust retake any required, courses on which he earned this grade.24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:

listing only courses and credit hours transferred.25. Religion courses transfer?26. Transfer of credit by (X ) department exam, (X ) CLEP, (X ) USAPI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Lisle on transfer of credit by non-traditional swans? If yes, specifics:

29. From non- traditional system, we seek data to equate grades to our system.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited seeding institution has accepted the credit?

31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education courses; somespecialized courses in specific major areas.

32. If yes to #31, these general education courses: can fulfill institution-widerequirement.





English - 6 credits

Foreign Language - none

Hathesatics - 3 credits

Science - 6 credits

Social Science -

Physical Education- 2 credits

Other - Urban Science, Humanities - 6 credits; Health


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University of North Carolina at AshevilleMr. George T. Kramer, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/254-7415, Ext. 250, 251Asheville, North Carolina 28801

ADHISSIOLIS

1. Interested in tvo-year collez,e student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T. if student hasainsmartniaminkgmollilagss.rmfeamstGs)3. Minimum score required on #2 above?850 total on S.A.T. (400 min. each verbal & math)

4. Standardized tests required vith. As+) one year of college work? (no) AssociateDegree? 'yes, if less than 24 sem. hours earned at two-year college

5. Require high school transcript for transfers? yes, if less than 24 sem. hours earned.

6. just transfer student aeet Aga school unit requirement? A high school collegepreparatory course pattern is recommended, but not required.

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate Degree is recommended, but not required.9. Joes Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission? possibly

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? 24 sem. hours with "C" average;11. Accept out of state students? yes else meet freshmen requirements

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. &laudatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) lien ( ) Homen

'See #37



Tuition $ 246.00 $14840.00Required Fees 156.00 156.00Room 420.00 420.00Board 520.00 520.00OtherTotal $1,342.00 $2,936.00


17. ;raximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (60) semester hours( 90) quarter hours from a four-year college? (90) semester hours( ) quarter hours (Students must complete last 30 hours in residence for a degreeat UA.)18. Hours required for junior classification? 61 sem./91 qtr. hrs.

19. ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?60 sem./90 qtr. hours


21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ( x) both warts is/are used incalculating average.

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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? :Ihbeftlffsgegl.for graduation

23. Assuming that student has -C average on all work attempted at two-yeag college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer exception:maSeq. courses in For. Lang.--higher grade at next level, plus UNC-A placement testresult in "placement for the "D".

24. Graaes taros two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:listing only courses and credit hours transferred.

2S. Religion courses transfer? yes, maximum of 6 sem. hours accepted for elective credit26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, ( CLEP, (x ) USAVI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:Maximum of 24 sem. hours earned by correspondence and/or extension.




32 If yes to #31, these general education courses:





English Composition (3-6 sem. hours)

Foreign Language - through the intermediate level (6-12 sem. hours) Requirementvaries by department; see catalog.

Mathematics - Highly recommended for majors in science area. Students having transfercredit in math. will not be required to take UNC-A non-credit math. workshop.

Science - (6-8 sem. hours) Physics, Chemistry, or Biology--must have equivalentof two semesters in same discipline.

Social Science - None required for general education requirements (may beconsidered as elective credits)

Physical Education- Four activity oriented courses (maximum of four semesterhours allowable)

Other _ 6 sem. hrs. (or equiv.) of West. or World Civilization will substitute forHumanities II,III and the Dean of Faculty may consider, on individual basis,ions' substitutes for Humanities I, IV from courses listed in World Lit.,37. Additions' comments:

Philosophy, Music or Art Appreciation.'From #13 -- Freshmen (outside the commuting area) are required to reside in

campus housing (as long as dormitory space is available) under 21 years of age.Transfers who have completed one full year of work are allowed to live off campus.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel HillMr. Richard Cashwell, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/933-2304Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514

ABHISSIOLIS

1. Interested in wo-year college student? yes Limit? yes, limit not constant,2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no 897 Fall of 1974

If so, uhica? S.A.T. for freshmen applying w/credit (less than 24 sem. hours)3. Miniuum score required on :2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (n& one year of college work? (K) Associate

negree? *(sophomore transfers only in Pharmacy)5. Require high school transcript for transfers? yes/ not if high school units appear

on college transcript

6. just transfer student .meet Aga school unit requirement? yes2 of same Foreign Language; 3 of College -Pre. Math. (2 Alg., Geom., Adv. Math)

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate degree is recommended.). does Associate jesree and recommendation improve chances oC admission? no

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? yes,.52 sem./78 qtr. of transferable11. Accept out of-state students? credit exclusive of P.E.

only if competitive with other non-resident applicantsHOUSIAG

12. On- campus housing available? **

13. .laudatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Non ( ) %nenno

14. .Lousing for married students? when available

15. Fees for year 1974-75 ? In -State Students

Tuition $ 242.00


Room (Double) Men $350.00, women $430.00

Board (Not required) 630.00 est.

Other (Laundry, linen, books, etc.) 600.00 est.

Total $2,019.00 est.


$1,800.00197.00

same as in-statesame as in-statesame as in-state$3,577.00 est.

16. Available financial aid? Acad., B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans, work- Study,Dept. Grants, Athletic

17. :laximum transferable ours from a two-year college? (64) semester hours

(96 ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours18. Hours required for junior classification?52 sem. hours/78 qtr. hours

19. :Linimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

60 sem. hours, 90 qtr. hours20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?

yes Exceptions?

21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher nark (x ) both marks is/are used in


Campus housing cannot be reserved for transfers; it is provided when available(i.e. when not assigned to freshman or old students).

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University of Porth Carolina at Chapel Hill

22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing Cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? yes, depends on society

23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at tmo-yeas college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer to satisfy thecourse requirement but credit hours do not count toward the number required for

24. Gaigilticig'two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:listing only courses and credit hours transferred.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes, if UNC-Chapel Hill equivalent exists26. Transfer of credit by (x ) department exam, ( ) CLEF. (x) WAFT? (correspondence27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes courses)

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? Yes If yes, specifics:Same limits that apply to regular transfer credit (64 sem./96 qtr. hours totalfrom two-year institution)

29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating to our own systemwhen feasible.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? would be considered, butnon-accredited courses would not be awarded credit until student has completed

adefili4liggeoreSi4enCe31. recnnacal institute for: no general education courses, andspecialized courses only by validation in health sciences area.



34. Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? yes, general college requirementsonly

35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? Courses still evaluated individuallyby academic departments to determine transferability.


English -- 6 sem. hours Composition and Rhetoric

Foreign Language** Option through 5th semester if continuing high school language;through 4th semester if beginning new language

Mathematics*! Option - two courses if begins with Algebra and Trig.; one courseif begins with Calculus/Analytic Geom.

Science - 2 Natural Science* - one w/lab. 7 hours

Social Science - 3 courses 9 hours fror4 at least 2 departments

Physical Education- 2 semester hours activity courses

AOther - Humanities/Fine Arts* 3 courses


9 hours

* Only specified courses will satisfy these requirements. Prospective studentsshould check w/UNC-Chapel Hill on transferability of area courses.

* Option either/Or for B.A.

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University of North Carolina at CharlotteMr. L. Robert Grogan, Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/596-5970, Ext. 211P. 0. Box 12665Charlotte, North Carolina 28205

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year collei,,.t student? yes Limit? no. depends on space2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on 02 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college %Jerk? (no) Associate

Degree?5. Require hi ;h school transcript for transfers? yes

6. just transfer student meet hign school unit requirement? yes, depends upon thecollege and major. See catalog.


8. Associate Deb. is recommended.

9. Does Associate 0egree and recommendation improve chances of admission? yes10. Minimum hours required before consideration? yes, 24 sem. hours11. Accept out of state students? tes, within the confines of the out-of-state quota

HOUSING

12. On-campus uousinz available? yes13. .laudatory for single students tl reside in campus housing? ( ) Hem ( ) Women

no

14. hhusing for married stuacmts? no

15. Fees for year 1974 -75 ? in -State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $ 240.00 $1400_00Required Fees 174.00 173-00Room 425-Q0 425_00Board 540-00 549A0OtnerTotal S1.378_00 ..12-918_00


17. ".4ximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (64 ) semester hours + 2 PE(96 ) quarter hours+ 2 PE from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours (no limit from four-year college)


19. Animum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?54 sem. hours to include 12 in major


21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (X ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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23. Assuming that student has 'C average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer provided astudent has Associate Degree.



26. Transfer of credit by (X') department exam, (V) CLEF, (V) USAF!?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:Not more than 1/4 of the 120 sem. hours can be taken


30. Credit from non-accredited institutions/no If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? yes

31. Credit granted from technical institute for; no courses except in EngineeringTechnology and Police Science.







Foreign Language - Proficiency at 200 (sophomore) level. (Depending upon collegein which enrolled, students have an option between mathematics

Mathematicsand foreign language)

6 sem. hours (See Foreign Language requirement)

Science - 2 courses or 8 sem. hours


Physical Education-

Other Humanities - 6 sem. hours


*If student has AA degree

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University of North Carolina at GreensboroMr. Richard Paul Loester, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/379-5243Greensboro, North Carolina 22412

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in tvo year colle,..! student? yes Limit? no2. .;equine standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, whic.?3. Minimum score required on 02 above? N/A4. Standardized tests required Lith. (no) one year of college uork? (no) Associate

Degree?

5. ,tequire high school transcript for transfers? yes

u. .fast transfer student .teet :liga school unit requirement? yes2 units Alge, Eng., - 4 Soc. Sci. - 2 Geom. - 1 unitFor. Lang. - 2 Sci. 1


8. Associate degree is recommended.does Associate de,;ree and recommendation improve chances of admission? needs overall

g10. Minimum sours required before consideration? 24 sem. hours C" average


HOUSING

12. On-campus housing availaide? yes13. .iandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Men ( ) Women

no, not if waived by parents

14. Dousing for married students? no15. Fees for year 19 73 -74 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

TuitionRequired Fees

RoomBoardOtuerTotal

$ 316.00 $1,800.00175.00 175.00

Laandry

360.00400.0050.00

$1,291.00

360.00400.00

50.00$2,785.00

16. Availa.le financial aid? Acad., N.D.S.L., Loans, Work-Study, Dept. Grants

17. .aximum transferaule uours from a two-year college? (64 ) semester hours

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? ( ) semester hours( ) quarter hours no limit from 4-year college-30 hour residency requirement)

18. Hours required for junior classification? 51 sem, hours

19. :anima hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?58 (of 122) hours



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22. Include quality points from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? no Admission to honor society? no23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on Which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer to satisfy thecourse requirement but credit hours do not count toward number required forgraduatio

24. Grades fromn.two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:listing only courses and credit hours transferred.

25. Religion courses transfer? usually (all accepted except advanced denominational type26. Transfer of credit by (x ) department exam, (x ) CLEP, (x ) USAF!? of course)27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? usually no


29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating grades to our ownsystem.

30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? * If no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? *Hold in abeyance forone year.


32. If yes to #31, these general'education courses:

33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: the same as for studentsfrom two-year institutions, except for maximum number of transferable hours.34. Option concerning catalogue degree requirements? no (catalogue he entersUNC-G under)


36. LGeneral education requirements: (Semester Calendar)

English - 1 freshman course 3 hours

Foreign Language - 1 year for A.B., none for other degrees

Mathematics - 2 courses (1 year), Mathematics or Science

Science - 2 courses (1 year), Mathematics or Science

Social Science - 2 courses (1 year) in Sociology,History, Political Science,Economics, etc.

Physical Education- 2 courses (1 year) in activities

Other -


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University of North Carolina at WilmingtonMrs. Dorothy Marshall, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/791-4330, Ext. 213Wilmington, North Carolina 28401

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year college student? yes Limit? no2. 2.equire standardized tests for transfers? Transfers with less than 24 transferable

If so, whica hours must meet freshmen admission requirements.3. Minimum score required on #2 above? see question #24. Standardized tests required with. (no) one year of college work? (no) Associate

Degree?5. Require high school transcript for transfers?

G. just transfer student aeet nigu school unit requirement? see question #2


8. Associate Degree is not required.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances oC admission? no


HOUSING


13. iandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Hen ( ) Womenno

14. .Lousing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974 - 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $ 221.00 st,Ann_anRequired Fees 140.00 jdn nnRoom 1,066.00 16066.00Board 2OtherTotal $1,427.00 $3/006;00

1G. Available financial aid? E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Work-Study, Athletic, Dept. Grants,Gen'l. Scholarship on need basis

17. ..;aximue transferable hours from a two-year college? (62 ) semester hours( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (92 ) semester hours( ) quarter hours

18. Hours required for Juni r classification? 59 sem. hours

19. ainimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?60 sem. hours


21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ( X) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two-year college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer to satisfycourse requirement but credit hours do not count toward the number required for

24. two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:as shown on two-year college transcript.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( ),department exam, (x) CLEF, ( X) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no




31. Credit granted from technical institute for. no courses.

32. If yeskto #31, these general education courses:

33. Transfer policies regarding four-year institutions are: the same as for studentsfrom two-year institutions, except for the number of hours that can be transferred.


35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? elective credit



Foreign Language - optional

Mathematics 3 sem. hours


Social Science - 3 - 9 sem. hours


Other - Creative Arts 3-6 sem. hours


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Wake Forest UniversityMr. W. G. Starling, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/725-9711, Ext. 207 & 208Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27109

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two year colleLc student? yes Limit? yes, varies2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on i2 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. yes) one year of college work? 60 ) Associate

Degree?5. Require high school transcript for transfers? only if high school units are not

listed on two-year college transcript6. lust transfer student ',leek high school unit requirement? preferably

Eng. - 4 P1. Geom. - 1 One For. Lang. - 2Alg. - 2 Soc. Studies - 2 Science - 1


10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no11. Accept out-of state students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. Mandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Hen ( ) Women

no14. housing for married students? limited15. Fees for year 1974 -75 ? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students


$2,200.00

same as in-state$360.00 - $500.00

700.00 est.

$3,260.00 - $3,400.00

16. Availaide financial aid? Acad., Carswell, Hankins, N. C. Grants, B.E.O.G., N.D.S.L.,Loans, Work-Study - summer only, Athletic

17. aaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (64 ) semester hours( ) quaffer hours from a four-year college? (64 ) semester hours( ) quarter hours




21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark (X ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

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23. Assuming that student has *C average on all work attempted at two-yeag college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer almostunconditionally.


25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, (X) CLEF, (X) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? no

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:64 sem. hours including previous college work

29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating credit to our system.








English - up to 12 hours

(Semester Calendar)

Foreign Language - up to 18 hours depending on degree

Mathematics -9 hours

Science -



Other - History - 3 hours, Religion - 3 hours, Philosophy - 3 hours


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Warren Wilson College

Mary K. Scarbrough, Admissions Officer, Telephone 704/298-3325, Ext. 34Swannanoa, North Carolina 28778

ADMISSIONS

1. Interested in two-year coilet,c student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? no

If so, which?3. Minimum score required on #2 above?4. Standardized tests required with, (* ) one year of college uorla (no) Associate

Degree?5. Require high school transcript for transfers? not ordinarily

G. Just transfer student iieet high school unit requirement? No high school units otherthan strong college preparatory work in admissions requirement. Admissions arerather highly personalized. Satisfactory work in a two-year college would weighheavily in admissions.

7. Campus interview is recommended.8. Associate degree is9. Does Associfte Degree and recommendation improve chances of admission?not necessarily


HOUSING

12. On- campus housing available? yes13. Mandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? yes) Men yes) Woven

14. uousing for married students? no, though admitted.15. Fees for year 1974 - 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

Tuition $1,700.00 for both in and out-of-stateRequired Fees 185.00Room 335.00Board 525.00Other Personal expenses, books, supplies, medical costs over insurance solicuTotal $2,745.00 (NOTE: since $960 is cancelled throughwork program, cash charge is $2,745 - $960, or $1,785)

16. Availa'ule financial aid? yes - the work program, scholarship grants, E.O.G., N.D.S.L.,loans plus summer and vacation work on campus.

17. *.iaximum transferable nours from a two-year college? (6 5 ) semester hours-usu(no setlimitally 0-65)

( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (92*, semester hours( ) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hours19. Minimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

Total of 128 sem. hours including transferred hours.20. Are all courses attempted used in calculating cumulative average for admission?

Exceptions?Only those counted which are acceptable in liberal arts curriculum.

21. If course is repeated, ( x) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

*Perhaps, after review of application**We have a residence requirement of one full year or two semesters.

(85)

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Warren Wilson College


23. Assuming that student has 'C' average on all work attempted at two-yeat college,courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": satisfies requirementunless student takes another course for which this one is pre-requisite. Nohours _toward draduaticui with a "D" grade.

24. Grades trom twafryear coiieges are recorded on senior college transcript:listing only the courses and credit hours accepted for transfer.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes(Depends upon

26. Transfer of credit by ( ) department exam, ( ) CLEF, ( ) USAFI? or individual27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement?

Probably not. Would depend on circumstances.

28. Limit on transfer of credit by non-traditional means? no If yes, specifics:Each case evaluated individually

dept.case)

credit


30. Credit from non-accredited institutions?PedSveff no, is there a difference ifaccredited sending institution has accepted the credit? We had not had too much ofthis requested at this point. In the case of one in language, we asked our lang.dept. to evaluate the students' abilitu.and recommend credit, or not.

31. Credit granted tram technical institute-ror: general education courses.

32. If yes to #31, these general education courses: apply toward fulfillment of ourinstitution-wide requirements.



35. Credit for interdisciplinary honors courses? This has not come up in ourexperience. We probably would.


English English Composition - 6 semester hoursLiterature - 6 semester hours

Foreign Language -

Mathematics 3 semester hours unless student is exempted by the mathematicsdepartment on the basis of satisfactory test scores

Science - 6 - 8 semester hours

Social Science - World History - 6 semester hours; Social Issues - 2 semester hours;International Studies - 3 semester hours

Physical Education-

Other -- Religion - 6 semester hours; Fine Arts - 3 semester hours; Mankind andthe Individual - 3 semester hours or Intro. to Philosophy-3 semester hours


Western Carolina UniversityMr. Tyree K. Riser, Jr., Director of Admissions, Telephone 704/293-7317Cullowhee, North Carolina 28723

ADMISSIODS

1. Interested 'in two-year college student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, uhicd? S.A.T. unless student has AA or AS degree3. Minimum score required on 02 above? 800 in-state, 900 out-of-state4. Standardized tests required vith. (fes)t one year of college work? (no) Associate

Degree? *(if only one-year's work, also must meet entrance requirements for freshmen)5. Require high school transcript for transfers? yes, if high school units do not

appear on transcript

6. ;lust transfer student aeet hign school unit requirement? no

7. Campus interview is optional.8. Associate Degree is recommended.9. Does Associate Degree and recommendation improve chances (4 admission? yes

10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no11. Accept out-ofstate students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. Llandatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) igen ( ) Hoppa

no14. ',Lousing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974 -75 ? In-State Students Out-OfState Students

Tuition S 234-00 si,maa_nqRequired Fees 273-00 'MADRoom 450 00 450_1MBoard 3604Q -MenaOtherTotal S.L.37z..on g2P8.1 on

16. Available financial aid? Acad., E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans, Work-Study,Dept. Grants, Athletic

17. ;:aximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (68 ) semester hours(102) quarter hours from a four-year college? (98) semester hours(147) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hours/90 qtr. hours19. jinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

90 qtr. hours (45 qtr. hours must earned at Western Carolina)


21. If course is repeated, ( ) only higher mark ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

(87)9

Western Carolina University


23. Assuming that student has "C' average on all work attempted at two-yeas college,_courses on which the student earned a grade of "D": will transfer to satisfy acourse requirement but credit hours do not count toward the number required for

24. Grades from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript: graduation.as shown on two-year college transcript.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (x) department exam, (x) Ma, (x) USAFI?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? yes

28. Limit on transfer of credit by now-traditional means? yes If yes, specifics:45 qtr. hours, 30 sem. hours

29. From non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating credits to our ownsystem.


31. Credit granted from technical institute for general education and specializedcourses.






English - Composition - 9 hours; World Literature - 6 hours

Foreign Language - 10 hours (Intermediate) for B.A. degree

Mathematics - and Natural Sciences (from two or more subject areas) - 15 hours

Science -

Social Science - (from two or more subject areas) - 15 hours

Physical Education-and Health (3 hours of freshman P.E. and 3 additional hours tobe chosen from sophomore P.E. courses or Health 1306) Veterans will be exemptedfrom hours required in physical education and/or health - 6 hours

Other - Orientation - 1 hour; Humanities (from two or more subject areas) - 15 hoursAn additional 10 hours from all of the above areas


ott8

Winston-Salem State UniversityMrs. Fannie M. Williams, Director of Admissions, Telephone 919/725-3563, Ext. 34Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27102

ADMISSIODS

1. Interested in two-year colleL,e student? yes Limit? no2. Require standardized tests for transfers? yes

If so, which? S.A.T.3. Minimum scoxe required on 02 above? no4. Standardized tests required with. (res) one year of college work? (,es) Associate


6. just transfer student meet hign school unit requirement? no


10. Minimum hours required before consideration? no11. Accept out-of-state students? yes

HOUSING

12. On-campus housing available? yes13. .Wndatory for single students to reside in campus housing? ( ) Men ( ) Women

No14. housing for married students? no15. Fees for year 1974- 75? In-State Students Out-Of-State Students

$ 150.00$1,550.00

350.00 350.00288.00 288.00486.00 486.00

Laundry 28.00

TuitionRequired FeesRoomBoardOtherTotal $1,274.00 $2,674.00

16. Available financial aid? E.O.G., N.D.S.L., Campus Loans, Work-Study, Athletic

17. iiaximum transferable hours from a two-year college? (64) semester hours( ) quarter hours from a four-year college? (97) semester hours( ) quarter hours

18. Hours required for junior classification? 60 sem. hours/90 qtr. hours19. Ilinimum hours student must complete at senior institution to earn degree?

96 qtr. hours


21. If course is repeated, (X) only higher mark ( ) both marks is/are used incalculating average.

(8999

Winston-Salem State University

22. Include quality pciqts from two-year college in computing cumulative averagefor graduation? yes Admission to honor society? yes

23. Assuming that student has -C- average on all work attempted at two -yeas college,courses ea which the student earned a grade of "D": will not transfer and student

must retake any required courses on which he earned this grade.

24. Grries from two-year colleges are recorded on senior college transcript:listing only courses and credit hours transferred.

25. Religion courses transfer? yes26. Transfer of credit by (X) department exam, CY ) CLEP, (X) USAF1?27. Credit for bypassed courses as result of advanced placement? No

28. Limit on transfer of nJdit by non- traditional means? If yes, specifics:No policy

credits29. 'Praia non-traditional system, we seek data to allow equating/to our own system.

Provisionally30. Credit from non-accredited institutions? / If no, is there a difference if

accredited sending institution has accepted the credit? no difference

31. Credit granted from technical institute for: Policy pending






English -- 12 sem. hours

Foreign Language -



Social Science - 12 semester hours

Physical Education- 4 sem. hoursand Health

Other - Humanities - 9 sem. hours


(901

APPENDICES

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o

APPENDIX I

QUESTIONNAIRE

Institution

ADMISSIONS QUESTIONS

1. Are you interested in attracting two-year college students to enter yourJunior class? Is there a limit to the number you can accept?

If so, how may?

2. Do you require standardized test scores for admission of transfer students?If so, which tests are necessary?

3. Is there a minimum score on standardized tests required for admission oftransfer students to your institution?

4. :lust an applicant submit standardized scores if he has completeda. one year of college work?b. an Associate Degree?

5. rust two-year college transfers submit a high school transcript for

admission?

6. Do you require two-year college transfers to meet the high school unitrequirements of entering freshmen?If so, please list these high school unit requirements.

7. Is a campus interview ( ) recommended, ( ) optional, or ( ) mandatory?

3. Is the Associate Degree () required, ( ) recommended?

9. If a student earns the Associate Degree and is recommended by his two-year college, is the possibility of admission improved?

10. Is there a minimum number of hours which the transfer student must havecompleted in order to be accepted at your institution?If so, how many?

(92)

102

Appendix I continuedPage 2

11. LA) you accept out-of-state students who have attended North Carolinatwo-year colleges?

HOUSING QUESTIONS

12. Do you provide on-campus housing for which two-year college transfersare eligible?

13. Is it mandatory for single students to reside in housing controlled bythe institution?Nen Women

14. Do you provide housing units for married students?

15. What is the amount payable to your institution for the academic year1972-73?In-state student --- Tuition

Required FeesRoomBoardOtherTotal

Out-of-state studerit --- TuitionRequired FeesRoomBoardOtherTotal

16. Indicate the kinds of financial aid available to two-year college transfers:Academic scholarshipsEconomic opportunity grants0.at'1 defense student loansCampus loansWork-Studydepartmental grantsAthletic scholarships

ACADEMIC QUESTIONS

17. What is the maximum number of hours which are transferable from a two-year college?

semester hoursquarter hours


18. What is the number required for classification as a Junior?semester hoursquarter hours

19. What is the minimum number of hours a two-year college transfer must

complete at your institution to earn a degree?semester hours

quarter hours

20. Are all courses attempted at the college level in the two-year college

used in determining the cumulative average for admission?If there are exceptions, please list

21. When a course is repeated in the two-year college, do you use only the

higher mark in determining the cumulative average?or both marks?

22. Do you include quality points earned at the two-year college in computing

the student's cumulative average for graduation from your institution?

for admission to honor societies?

23. Assuming that a student has a "C" average on all work attempted at the

two-year college, what is your policy on the transfer of courses on

which the student earned a grade of "D"? (Please check proper item/items)

"D" grades will transfer unconditionally"D" grades will transfer under the following conditions:

In elective coursesIn courses in student's majorIn a sequence course if higher grade isearned at next levelTo satisfy the course requirement but credithours do not count toward the number requiredfor graduationProvided a student has an Associate Degree

Other Conditions

"D" grades will not transfer and student must retake anyrequired courses on which he earned this grade.

24. How are grades earned in two-year colleges recorded on your permanent records?

Exactly as shown on two-year college transcriptsListing only courses and credit hours transferredShowing only a total number credit hours acceptedOther Specify

(94) 10 4

Append .x I continuedPage 4

25. Will courses in Religion transfer to your institution?Exceptions?

26. If you have general education requirements which apply to all or a heavymajority of your students, please outline these briefly, including thenumber cf credit hours required in each area.

English

Foreign Language

Mathematics

Science

Social4cience

Other

27.. Are you currently considering revision of the admissions, housing, financial,or academic policies included above?Is so, explain briefly as far as possible

Signed

Title

Would you like to have a copy of the booklet

yes no

(95)1.0ii

Appendix I continuedk Page 5

SUPPLEMENT TO QUESTIONNAIRE ON TRANSFERPOLICIES FOR 1974 EDITION

q1. Do you allow transfer of credit earned by departmental examination given

by sending institution?

2. Can students transfer credit earned through College Level Examinationprogram (CLEP)?

3. Are credits transferable when earned through USAFI?

4. Does your institution grant credit for bypassed courses when a student isgiven advanced placement as a result of testing and has been awardedcredit by the sending institution?

5. Is there a limit on the transfer of credit through non-traditional means?If so, specify.

6. If the sending institution has a non-traditional grading system, do youaccept credits at face value?seek data to allow equating to your own system?

7. Do you accept credit directly from non-accredited institutions?If no, would there be a difference if an accredited sending institution hadaccepted the credit and the student had continued to earn additionalaccredited credit?

8. Do you accept credit from an accredited technical institute forgeneral education courses?specialized courses?

9. If yes to the first part of question 6, would such general education coursesapply toward fulfillment of your institution-wide requirements?elective credit only?

10. When the sending institution is a four year college/university are yourpolicies concerning transfer of credit

the same as for students from two year institutions?essentially the same?significantly different? Explain briefly.

(96)106


11. What are the maximum number of transferable hours from a four year sendinginstitution?

quarter hourssemester hours

12. Does a transfer student have the option of following the degree require-ment in your catalogue for the year in which he first started collegeprovided attendance at some institution of higher education has beencontinous?

13. If a student graduates with honors from a two year institution, will yougive transfer credit for interdisciplinary honors courses in the humanities?

the natural sciences? social sciences?

(97) 1 0 7

APPENDIX II

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS IN NORTH CAROLINA1973 - 74*

This section provides information on undergraduate student transfers

from one institution to another within the state and from institutions

in other states to North Carolina institutions. Data on student

transfers from North Carolina to other states are not included.

Informatin on undergraduate transfers by type of institution for an

eight-year period is presented in Table 26.

Figure 6 shows the flow of transfers among and within each of the

four types of institutions in the state and from institutions in other

states in fall 1973. The actual number of transfers by type of institu-

tion and by sex is shown in Table 27. A comparison of the flow of

transfers with its counterflow reveals that the community colleges

received fewer transfers (2,032) than they sent to other types of

institutions (2,442). The public senior institutions received over

one-third more transfers from private senior colleges (668) than they

sent to private senior colleges (371).

Detailed information on the origin and destination of transfers

in the state is presented in Table 28 (from two-year to senior institu-

tions), Table 29 (among senior institutions), Table 30 (from senior

to two-year colleges), and Table 31 (among two-year institutions).

From the data in these tables, a comparison of the numbers of in-

transfers and out-transfers of any given institution can be made.

Transfers from other states to various types of North Carolina insti-

tutions are shown in Table 32. About one-half of the out-of-state

transfers emanate from the neighboring states of Virginia, South

Carolina, Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee.

*Extracted from Statistical Abstract of Higher Education in NorthCarolina, 1973-74.

(98108

de,

Appendix II continuedPage 2

Figure 6. Flow of Undergraduate Transfers Among North Carolina Collegesand Universities, Fall 1973

OUT-OF-STATEINSTITUTIONS

PUBLIC SENIOR 1,350 PRIVATE SENIORINSTITUTIONS

=UM* 0461

INSTITUTIONS

11"1,235 208

OF

NI*I NI sm I=

COMMUNITYCOLLEGES

Scale:

100 Students

500 Students

OUT-OF-STATEINSTITUTIONS

91PRIVATE JUNIORCOLLEGES

*Excluding Duke University

TABLE 26.

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS TO NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES,

FALL 1966 TO FALL 1973

Type of Institution

Fall

1966

Fall

1967

Fall

1968

Fall

1969

Fall

1970

Fall

1971

Fall

1972

Fall 1973

Number

2 Change

Over 1972

To Public Senior Institutions:

From Community Colleges

104

258

482

730

988

1,326

1,535

1,698

10.62

From Private Junior Colleges

822

896

1,055

1,020

1,177

1,131

1,113

1,145

2.9

From Public Senior Institutions

-610

611

743

929

1,090

1,059

1,235

16.6

From Private Senior Institutions

471

565

687

695

686

584

668

14.4

From Out-of-State Institutions

-1 279

A---

1,161

A--

1,260

2--

1,257

A--

1,278

A--

1,159

1---

1 350

4---

16.5

Subtotal

3,514

3,874

4,440

5,046

5,511

5,450

....- 6,096

11.8

To Private Senior Institutions:


44*

81

147

164

193

293

395

395

-


385*

499

585

511

514

498

491

387

-21.2


-286

251

283

353

397

401

371

-7.5


223

224

256

204

230

208

208

-


673

784

780

771

834

823

886

7.6

Subtotal

1,762**

1,991**

1,994**

2,035**

2,252**

2,318**

2,247**

-3.1

To Community Colleges:


36

87

138

202

207

320

54.6


182

190

245

212

203

188

-7.4


301

375

577

647

652

640

-1.8


--

175

236

324

249

287

258

-10.1


194

260

455

466

478

626

31.0

Subtotal

888***

1,148

1,739

1,776

1,827

2,032

11.2

To Private Junior Colleges:


18

15

19

21

21

39

29

-25.6


34

33

23

24

22

20

9-55.0


60

73

41

59

60

50

37

-26.0

PLI


41

30

32

22

19

19

13

-31.6

7.3


111

132

103

82

75

57

91

59.6

fD

L0

Po (D 0

Subtotal

264

283

218

208

197

185

179

-3.2

1.4

TOTAL TRANSFERS TO NORTH CAROLINA

INSTITUTIONS

7,036

7,800

9,028

9,736

9,780

10,554

7.9

* toes not include Campbell College, rat:kg University, and Queens College.

** Does not include Duke University.

*** Wes not include Central Piedmont Community College.

- Data not available or not applicable.

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fD

TABLE 27.

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENTS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION AND SEX, FALL 1973

Type of

Institution

and Sex

Transferred From

Junior Institutions in N.C.

Community

Private

Colleges

Junior

Total

Transferred From

Senior Institutions in N.C.

Public

Private

Senior

Senior

Total

Transferred

From All

North Carolina

Institutions

Transferred

From

Out-of-State

Institutions

GRAND

TOTAL

Public Senior Institutions

Men

1,072

616

1,688

560

287

847

2,535

635

3,170

Women

626

529

1,155

675

381

1,056

2,211

715

2,926

Total

1,698

1,145

2,843

1,235

668

1,903

4,746

1,350

6,096

Private Senior Institutions

Men

257

200

457

210

103

313

770

519

1,289

Women

138

187

325

161

105

266

591

367

958

Total

395

387

782

371

208

579

1,361

886

2,247

ALL SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

Men

1,329

816

2,145

770

390

1,160

3,305

1,154

4,459

Women

764

716

1,480

836

486

1,322

2,802

1,082

3,884

Total

2,093

1,532

3,625

1,606

876

2,482

6,107

2,236

8,343

Community Colleges

Men

201

88

289

373

148

521

810

344

1,154

Women

119

100

219

267

110

377

596

282

878

Total

320

188

508

640

258

898

1,406

626

2,032

Private Junior Colleges

Men

23

326

24

731

57

57

114

Women

66

12

13

619

31

34

65

Total

29

938

37

13

50

88

91

179

ALL JUNIOR COLLEGES

Men

224

91

315

397

155

552

867

401

1,268

Women

125

106

231

280

116

396

627

316

943

Total

349

197

546

677

271

948

1,494

717

2,211

ALL INSTITUTIONS

Men

1,553

907

2,460

1,167

545

1,712

4,172

1,555

5,727

Women

889

822

1,711

1,116

602

1,718

3,429

1,398

4,827

Total

2,442

1,729

4,171

2,283

1,147

3,430

7,601

2,953

10,554

TABLE 28.

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM TWO-YEAR COLLEGES TO SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

IN NORTH CAROLINA BY INSTITUTION, FALL 1973

INSTITUTION

TRANSFERRED FROM COMMUNITY COLLEGES

1.-

7, 3

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13;

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TRANSFERRED FROM PRIVATE JUNIOR COLLEGES

4/

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GRAND

a)

5 114

VTOTAL

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PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS23 - - 1 - - - 1 - 1 - 1 - - - =27

13

35

815

20

119

18

18

914

21

62

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47

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13

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66

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425

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1-

31

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--

11

23

-3

48

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11

816

272

-1

14

53

10

518

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5-

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83

16

47

7

124

42

2-

84

59

16

--

711

2-

63

7

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349

48

69

883

105

42

86

70

98

151

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7

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20

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12

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27

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17

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73

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29 5

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17

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18

28

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189 16 1

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12 - 3

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78

267

283

223

38

27

31

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83

106

14

100

417

140

103

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104

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28

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120

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63

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71

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81

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426

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103

496

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27

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188

145 12

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233

122

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35

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132

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539

207

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East Carolina

Elizabeth City

Fayetteville

N.C. A and T

N.C. Central

N.C. School of the Arts

N.C. State University

Pembroke

UNC-Asheville

UNC-Chapel Hill

UNC-Charlotte

UNC-Greensboro

UNC-Wilminaton

Western Carolina

Winston-Salem

Public Senior Total

PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

1,698

34 2

24 2

48 13 1

11

26 8

31

17 7

25 4

19 2

14 26

27 9

13 2 5

11 8 1 5

2,843

112 4

27 2

83

28 3

49

40 18

54

28 8

41 6

36

40 18

37

43 9

IS 4

17 1

1930 3 1 6

Atlantic Christian

Barber-Scotia

Belmont Abbey

Bennett

Campbell

Catawba

Davidson

Duke

Won

Gardner-Webb

Greensboro

Guilford

High Point

Johnson C. Smith

Lenoir Rhyne

Livingstone

Mars Hill

Meredith

Methodist

N.C. Wesleyan

Pfeiffer

Queens

Sacred Heart

St. Andrews

St. Aumustine'

Salem

Shaw

Wake Forest

Warren Wilson

John Wesley

Piedmont

Private Senior Total

GRAND TOTAL

- DATA

4 - - - - -

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31

395

2,093

387

1,532

782

3,625

NOTE:

Totals do not include Duke University for which data were not available.

II continuedPage 6

TABLE 29., UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES TO

INSTITUTION

TRANSFERRED FROM PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

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PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONSAppalachian X 14 2 - - 14 3 2 10 8 5 3 10 - 71 2 - - - 5East Carolina 8 10* 1 - - 2 37 5 1 14 10 20 4 15 1 128 12 - - 2 12Elizabeth City 1 3 X 1 - 2 - - - 1 - - - - 1 9 1 - - - -Fayetteville - 2 X 6' 3 - 1 1 - - - - - 1 1 15 - - - -N.C. A and T - - 2 1 X - 5 - - - 1 - 3 - 1 5 18 - 1 - 2 -N.C. Central - 2 3 1 6 X- 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 5 22 1 - - 4 -N.C. School of the Arts 2 5 - - - X 1 - 2 2 - 3 - 1 1 17 - - - - -N.C. State University 15 24 - 9 1 - 17** 9 6 36 14 18 20 17 - 186 6 - - - 13Pembroke 5 8 5 1 1 5 X - 5 - 4 5 1 - 40 2 - - - 4UNC-Asheville 3 4 - - - - 4 1 X 1 1 3 1 5 - 23 1 - - - -UNC-Chapel Hill 21 39 - - 1 4 - 62 5 5 X 33 69 15 20 1 275 5 2 2 - 6UNC-Charlotte 27 14 - 1 1 2 - 24 2 8 29 X 18 6 16 - 148 - 1 3 7. 4UNC-Greensboro 29 16 1 3 1 22 5 - 13 14 X 11 21 1 137 1 - 1 - 4UNC-Wilmington 4 12 - - 2 - 13 4 1 10 2 2 X 4 - 54 ^ 2 - - - 4Western Carolina 12 7 1 - 1 9 - 5 23 7 6 6 3 X 1 81 1- 2 - 3Winston-Salem - 1 2 2 3 1 - - - 1 - - 1 - X 11 - -- - -

Public Senior Total 127 161 7 23 22 29 6 201 41 48 131 88 151 70 113 17 1,235 34 4 8 8 55

PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONSAtlantic Christian - 12 2 - 2 - 8 - 4 - 2 3 1 - 34 X 1 - 3Barber-Scotia - - - - 1 - _ - _ - - - - - 2 3 - X - -Belmont Abbey 1 1 - - 1 1 - - - 1 5 - XBennett - - - - - XCampbell 3 14 8 1 20 1 - 7 3 - 2 1 60 6 -- - XCatawba 4 2 - - - - 2 - - 1 1 4 - 2 - 16 - 1 - -Davidson - - - - -Duke DATA NOT AVAILABLEElon 8 5 1 -- 4 1 - 7 4 2 2 4 38 -- - 2Gardner-Webb 5 - - 1 2 - 1 2 3 1 - 9 - 25 - - -Greensboro 1 1 - - 1 - - - - 1 - 1 - 5 - - 1Guilford 3 - - - 4 - - 3 1 - 4 2 6 2 - 25 - - 2High Point 2 1 - - - - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 7 - - - - 1Johnson C. Smith - - - 1 - 1 - - - - 1 3 - 1 - -Lenoir Rhyne 3 2 - - - - - 1 - 3 1 1 4 - 6 - 21 - _ _ _ -Livingstone - - 1 - 1 - - - - 1Mars Hill 1 3 - 1 1 1 - 1 2 - 10 - - -Meredith 1 1 - - - 2 - 2 1 1 1 - - 9 1 - - 3Methodist - 7 - 8 - - - 16 2 - 2 2 - 37 3 - - 3N.C. Wesleyan - 11 2 1 2 2 - 1 1 - - - - 1 - - 21 5 - - - 2Pfeiffer 1 1 - 1 5 - 2 - 10 - - - -Queens - 1 - - - - - - 2 1 1 - - 5 -

Sacred Heart 1 1 - - 2St. Andrews - 1 - - - 2 1 - - 1 - 5St. Augustine's 1. 1 - 2 1 - 1 - - 1 - - 7 - 1 1Salem 1 - - - 1Shaw 1 - 1 2 1 -Wake Forest 1 1 1 - 5 1 - 3 1 13 - - 1Warren Wilson 1 1 - 2John Wesley - - -

--Piedmont 1 - - _ - 1 1 1 - 4

Private Senior Total 35 60 5 19 9 10 1 70 5 6 43 24 27 11 37 9 371 15 4 - 2 19

GRAND TOTAL 162 221 12 42 31 39 7 271 46 54 17k 112 178 81 150 26 1,606 49 8 8 10 74

*Transfers from Undergraduate Evening College and Cherry Point Military Center.**Transfers from the Division of Continuing Education.NOTE: Totals do not include Duke University for which data were not available.

:1o4.3


SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN NORTH CAROLINA BY INSTITUTION, FALL 1973

TRANSFERRED FROM PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

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1 2 2 6 1 3 4 5 - 4 2 4 - 7 1 4 - - - 56 1274 2 1 1 5 3 1 7 - 5 10 4 8 3 1 3 - 86 214

1 1 3 12

1 1 2 2 2 8 231 2 1 1 1 - 5 1 - 3 - 3 21 39

1 2 2 3 4 17 39

- 1 - 2 1 4 212 2 2 2 3 8 2 4 - 1 10 1 4 - 4 1 1 1 3 1 - - - 71 257- 1 1 2 5 2 - - - 17 57- - - - 1 1 - - - 3 1 - 1 - - - 8 31

4 7 4 15 6 1 8 1 6 - 3 26 4 2 4 7 - 3 - 13 10 - - - 139 4144 - 2 3 6 1 1 1 3 9 - 3 3 2 - 11 4 2 4 - 2 1 5 - - - 75 2232 - 11 2 9 13 7 3 - 4 8 - - 1 - - 2 - 3 8 1 - - 80 217- 1 3 1 2 1 - - - 3 3 3 2 1 - 2 - - 1 - 1 - - - 30 841 1 - 3 8 2 1 5 - 10 2 1 - 2 - 2 1 - - 1 2 - - 48 129

1 1 1 - - 1 - - - 1 5 16

18 10 17 41 33 22 42 20 9 40 7 36 66 26 17 30 12 7 21 10 20 12 36 5 - - 2 668 1,903

1 - 1 - 1 3 1 11 451 1 ., 2 5

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1 - 1 2 4 - - - - X - 1 1 1 - - 13 34

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- - - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 X 1 1 - 1 - - - 1 16 25

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8 1 4 8 14 6 12 10 3 7 6 12 8 4 4 6 9 3 6 1 7 5 16 3 1 2 2 208 579

26 11 21 49 47 28 54 30 12 47 13 48 74 30 21 36 21 10 27 11 27 17 52 8 1 2 4 876 2,482

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COMMUNITY COLLEGESCaldwell 7 1 - - - - - 1 - 1 10 - - 1Central Piedmont 18 15 - 1 4 2 2 20 2 - 24 57 8 1 28 1 183 3 2 3 8Coastal Carolina 2 23 - - 9 - - 4 - 1 4 4 - 47 4 - 1Col. of The Albemarle - 4 - - - - 1 5 - - 1Craven - 16 - 1 - 4 - 1 - 2 1 - - 25 3 - -Davidson County 7 12 - - - - 9 1 - 2 4 8 1 12 2 58 2 - 1Gaston 6 5 - - 1 4 - - 5 3 3 - 5 1 33 1 1 1 -Tsothermal 1 1 - - 1 - - - - - 1 - - 6 - 10 - 1 - -Lenoir 5 33 1 3 4 1 - 11 1 1 12 - - 4 1 3 80 7 -- 3Mitchell 1 2 - - 1 - 3 - - 1 1 - - 2 1 12 - -Rockingham 4 4 - - - 1 - - 1 1 5 - 16 - - - 1Sandhills. 7 2 - 1 1 - 3 2 - 2 - - - 1 - 19 1 - - 7Southeastern 3 2 1 - 1 - 4 6 1 1 1 - 1 - - 21 - -- 2Surry 9 2 - - - - 1 - 7 - 8 - 2 - 29 1 - - -Wayne 3 11 - 1 2 - - 14 - 1 5 - 4 3 3 1 48 8 - - 4Western Piedmont 6 3 - - - 3 1 - 2 1 3 1 20 - - -Wilkes 12 1 a - -

:: 3 1 4 - 1 - 2 - 24

Community CollegesTotal 91 137 1 7 14 5 2 91 13 4 73 67 36 15 74 10 640 30 4 4 29

PRIVATE JUNIOR COLLEGESBrevard _ _ - _ _ 1 2 - 3Chowan - 3 - 1 - 1 - - _ 1 _ 1 _ 7Kittrell

-Lees -McRae 1 1 2Louisburg - 3 - - - 2 - 1 1 - - 1 8 2Montreat-Anderson - - - 1 - 2 1 - -Mount Olive - 3 - 1 - - 1 - 1 - 6Peace 2 - - 1 - - - 3 _ - -St. Mary's 1 - '1Wingate 1 1 - - - - - 1 2 - S 1

Private JuniorColleges Total 4 11 - 1 - 5 - - 1 2 3 2 7 1 37 1 - - 3

GRAND TOTAL 95 148 1 8 14 5 2 96 13 4 74 69 39 17 81 11 677 31 4 4 32

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TO TWO-YEAR COLLEGES IN NORTH CAROLINA BY INSTITUTION, FALL 1973

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- - - - - - 1 1 - 1 43 - 2 131 - - 2 - - 1 - - 1 1 8

1 - 1 2 - 1 - - 1 3 - 1 - 11- - - 1 - - - 1 - - - -11- 1 - - 17- 2 - - - - 3 1 - - - 6

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17 19 6 15 13 9 16 3 9 7 6 - 12 4 7 5 4 1 4 16 1 1 2 258

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17 20 7 16 14 9 17 3 9 7 6 2 13 4 7 6 4 1 4 16 1 1 2 271

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57

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3095

54

1699

15

20

32

29

4065

2641

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4

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117

6

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50

948

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INSTITUTION

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Caldwell

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21

322

635

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37

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-X

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18

11

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22

11

71

29

73

51

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12

113

33

65

138

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29

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16

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62

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43

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28

Gaston

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16

11

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30

Isothermal

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51

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27

Mitchell

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215

31

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34

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61

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1-

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86

17

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22

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11

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17

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Community Colleges

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Total

233

74

28

23

522

16

45

67

13

21

33

109

320

17

13

-24

95

17

64

29

64

188

508

PRIVATE JUNIOR COLLEGES

Brevard

--

X-

--

-1

-1

1Chowan

11

2-

X-

-1

13

Kittrell

--

-X

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2-

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2Louisburg

11

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Montreat-Anderson

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1-

26

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1X

21

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612

Mount Olive

1-

-5

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6Peace

--

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-X

--

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-St. Mary's

--

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Wingate

211

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1-

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X-

112

Private Junior

_m

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Colleges Total

18

--

1-

13

1-

13

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29

31

12

1-

-1

938

GRAND TOTAL

341

74

28

23

523

16

58

77

14

24

33

119

349

17

13

-27

10

619

74

29

65

197

546


TABLE 32. UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM OUT-OF-STATE COLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIES TO NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND

UNIVERSITIES BY STATE, FALL 1973

TRANSFERRED TO:

TRANSFERRED FROM:PublicSenior

PrivateSenior

Community

CollegesPrivateJunior Total

Percentof Total

Alabama 30 15 20 65 2.22Alaska 3 1 5 9 0.3Arizona 7 3 6 16 0.5

Arkansas 2 4 6 - 12 0.4

California 29 10 42 81 2.7

Colorado 15 5 3 23 0.8Connecticut 13 6 5 24 0.8

Delaware 17 13 3 33 1.1

District of Columbia 16 7 8 2 33 1.1

Florida 113 66 46 11 236 8.0

Georgia 82 55 35 9 181 6.1Hawaii 5 2 3 10 0.3

Idaho - 4 3 2 9 0.3

Illinois 17 14 15 1 47 1.6

Indiana 13 4 7 1 25 0.8

Iowa 5 3 5 - 13 0.4

Kansas 7 3 8 18 0.6

Kentucky 22 14 16 1 53 1.8

Louisiana 20 11 5 1 -37 1.3

Maine - 1 1 - 2 0.1

_-

Maryland 53 51 23 5 132 4.5

Massachusetts 38 11 12 1 62 2.1

Michigan 10 14 8 - 32 1.1

Minnesota 6 6 2 2 16 0.5

Mississippi 11 4 11 - 26 0.9

Missouri 9 10 6 1 26 0.9

Montana 2 - 1 1 4 0.1

Nebraska 1 5 4 1 11 0.4

Nevada - 1 1 2 0.1

New Hampshire 5 4 1 - 10 0.3

New Jersey 36 29 14 - 79 2.7

New Mexico 6 1 4 11 0.4

New York 69 36 25 3 133 4.5

North Dakota 5 - - - 5 0.2

Ohio 36 17 15 68 2.3

Oklahoma 15 12 4 31 1.0

Oregon 3 - 3 - 6 0.2

Pennsylvania 34 33 15 82 2.8

Rhode Island 1 5 2 8 0.3

South Carolina 136 104 77 15 332 11.3

South Dakota 4 1 1 - 6 0.2

Tennessee 81 27 29 5 142 4.8

Texas 28 22 26 1 77 2.6

Utah 1 1 6 1 9 0.3

Vermont 3 1 - 4 0.1

Virginia 232 201 62 24 519 17.6

Washington 13 1 4 - 18 0.6

West Virginia 15 11 7 1 34 1.2

Wisconsin 13 6 3 - 22 0.8

Wyoming 1 - - 1 (Z)

Territories 4 4 1 - 9 0.3

Foreign Countries 63 27 17 2 109 3.7

TOTAL 1,350 886 626 91 2,953 100.0

NOTE: (Z) represents percentage less than 0.05.

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