At Menlo College, we support transfer students every step of the way. With flexible transfer credit policies, personalized guidance, and dedicated advisors, we make it easy to transfer and thrive in our close-knit community.
Not sure where to start? Scroll down for transfer requirements or fill out the form below to connect with a Transfer Specialist who will guide you through the process.
We encourage you to get started by completing our free Menlo College Transfer Application to fast-track your admissions decision. You are also welcome to apply using the Common Application.
Transfer applicants must submit college transcripts from any institutions attended. Transcripts may be submitted via email, electronic transcript service like Parchment, or sent by mail. Applicants who have not completed at least 12 transferable academic semester credit hours (18 quarter credits) must also submit high school transcripts.
We welcome unofficial transcripts for preliminary assessment, but will require official copies if you are admitted (official transcripts may only be submitted via electronic transcript service or sent by mail).
A maximum of 60 lower division semester credits (90 quarter credits) and 18 upper division semester credits (27 quarter credits) may be transferred.
Residency requirements must still be met, see residency requirements below.
Menlo College evaluates credit from several sources, including Advanced Placement Exams, International Baccalaureate Exams (higher level only), CLEP, and military education and experience.
Menlo College has articulation agreements with many California community colleges to help students plan a smooth transfer. These agreements show how courses from your community college can fulfill Menlo’s general education and major requirements.
To see the most up-to-date course equivalencies, we recommend ASSIST.org, California’s official transfer planning resource. ASSIST allows you to view agreements by community college, major, or course, helping you make informed choices about which classes to take before transferring to Menlo College.
Select “Menlo College” from the institution dropdown, as shown in the reference image, then browse agreements via the “Agreements with Other Institutions” menu.
The CollegeSourceTransfer Evaluation System (TES) is a tool that helps you see how courses from other schools might transfer to Menlo and count towards your degree. While this tool is a great starting point, it does not replace the advice you will get from your academic advisor.
The course equivalencies listed in TES are intended as a planning guide for students; they are not official articulation agreements.
Acceptance of transfer coursework is determined by Menlo faculty and advisors, with the Registrar having final authority.
Official articulation agreements for Menlo College and participating California community colleges can be viewed on ASSIST.org.
TES is updated periodically, and course equivalencies may change.
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