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Apply to Wiley College / Transfer Students Back to Student Life Home Page | Back to Apply Page Transfer Student Admission may be granted to a student who took courses equivalent to those at Wiley College while attending another college/university and withdrew in good standing from the institution. The courses being transferred for credit toward a degree at Wiley College must have been completed at an accredited college and/or university. The transfer student applicant also must complete the regular Application of Admission and meet the admission requirements of Wiley College, except that the transfer student must only attest to having graduated from high school or completed the GED by indicating that on the application. Transfer credit In general, it is the College’s policy to accept course credit earned at institutions fully accredited by their regional accrediting association. Credit earned at colleges and universities that have become candidates for accreditation by a regional association is acceptable for credit in a manner similar to that from regionally accredited colleges if the credit is applicable to a degree program at Wiley College. In addition to the above, the following guidelines are also used by the College to determine whether transfer credit will be accepted: Credit will be accepted for individual courses for which a grade of C or better was earned. Courses must be college level and not remedial or developmental. Credit for non-traditional learning experiences such as the armed services will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and in accordance with the recommendations of the American Council on Education (ACE). In awarding credit for non-traditional learning, the College will review and evaluate documents such as certificates, publications, test scores, licenses, job performance appraisals, and the like and award credit if the assessment identifies the learning as creditable, relevant and college level. Application options: Apply online Request a paper application. For more information on how to complete your application, review these guidelines.