Transfer Students

STATS & FACTS:

Woodbury University is a thriving and beautiful close-knit learning community in the heart of Southern California – the creative epicenter and entertainment capital of the world. With over 20 top-ranked undergrad programs and countless hands-on learning opportunities through our mandatory internship program, Woodbury grads are among the most highly sought in the workforce.

16 Undergrad Programs

We have transfer students in each of our twenty undergraduate programs.

8:1 Student-to-Faculty Ratio

We have an eight to one student-to-faculty ratio, with an average class size of just 10.

96% Receive Financial Aid

Over ninety six percent of our students receive some form of financial aid. And as a transfer applicant, you are eligible for a Transfer Merit Scholarship or Grant of $8,000-$20,000.

48% Transfer Student Body

Nearly half of our students transferred to Woodbury from another higher education institution.

Over 17 Countries

Our transfer students hail from seventeen different countries

The transfer student experience

Watch Woodbury Accounting alumna, Talin Fakhoorian talk about her experience transferring to Woodbury from a community college.

Transfer GPA Requirements (Domestic/American University)

GPA Minimum (weighted)

2.50 Regular Admission

Transfer applicants are eligible for a Transfer Merit Scholarship or Grant of $8,000-$20,000.

Transfer GPA Requirements (International)

GPA Minimum

2.50 minimum for all programs

Transfer applicants are eligible for a Transfer Merit Scholarship or Grant of $8,000-$20,000.

Associate Degree for Transfer (AD-T)

School of Business

Students who have completed an AD-T in Business Administration from a California Community College are guaranteed to transfer in at the junior level with at least 60 units for the following majors at Woodbury University: Fashion Marketing, Management, Marketing, 3 + 1 BBA + MBA.

Notes:

Woodbury will only accept grades of C or better.
Those students admitted that have submitted an AP waiver, are not guaranteed to transfer in at the junior level.

Transfer Course Evaluation System (TES)

Woodbury University’s Transfer Course Evaluation System (TES) below is intended as a guide for prospective students to view course equivalencies that have been previously evaluated by our academic departments.

TES indicates how course(s) at your current or previous institution(s) may transfer to Woodbury. If a course is not found in TES, this does not necessarily mean the course does not transfer into Woodbury. It may mean the course has not yet been evaluated.

Our goal is to be as flexible as possible while maintaining the integrity of our degree programs. In some circumstances, major courses may require further review.

Current Woodbury Students:
TES (Transfer Course Evaluation System) is intended as a guide for current students who may need to take courses at another institution. Transfer course approvals must be submitted to the Registrar. Please contact the Registrar’s Office at [email protected] before taking courses at another institution for clarification on proper procedure and necessary paperwork.

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