Transfer Information
If you're interested in transferring from Clarendon College to a two or four-year college or university the key to success is planning ahead. Here are a few basic steps to follow when planning to transfer.
1. Have a plan. What career/major are you pursuing? Which colleges/universities have reputable programs in your field of study?
2. Research your college/university. Transfer guides, degree plans, academic calendar, deadlines, orientation dates are available on most college/university websites. Know your program. Contact an advisor or transfer rep with questions.
3. Look at the required GPA for transfer students on the college/university website- for both the school and the major. Then, check your current GPA in the Clarendon College student portal to see where you stand.
4. Apply to the college/university. Be prepared to pay an application fee. Many schools ask that you apply through ApplyTexas (https://goapplytexas.org) .
5. Have an official transcript sent to the college/university from every college you’ve attended, including dual credit. To request an official CC transcript: https://www.clarendoncollege.edu/transcript.
- December graduates- send your CC transcript to your next school early in September, and send another one at the end of the fall semester when grades have been posted.
- May graduates- send your CC transcript to your next school in late January, and send an another one at the end of the spring semester when grades have been posted.
6. Add your new school to your FAFSA application on the FAFSA website (https://studentaid.gov/).
7. Apply for scholarships at the college/university. Check their website to see what they offer.
8. Take care of housing. If you will be living on campus, see if a housing deposit is required and the deadline to apply for housing. Living on campus provides more opportunity to meet and socialize with other students.
9. Check and re-check your admission status. It is up to you to submit the documents they require.
Click here for a printable version of this checklist.
University Articulation Agreements
An articulation agreement is a framework to form partnerships
between Clarendon College and other academic institutions to formalize a pathway for
student transfer. University articulation for transfer can be for
single courses, a group of courses, or entire degree programs. CC strives to build partnerships with universities to provide assurance
that the coursework at CC will transfer and satisfy degree
requirements.
Clarendon College has partnerships with the following institutions:
American Public University
Eastern New Mexico University
Oklahoma Panhandle State UniversitySouthwestern Oklahoma State University
Texas Tech UniversityTexas Tech University Health Science Center
University of Texas - Dallas
West Texas A&M University
Western Governors University Texas
Important Note: The receiving institution will always make the final decision on the transferability of courses.