Why Transfer to Judson?

At Judson, you can feel at home, plug in and be fully engaged. Judson life isn’t just about gaining knowledge, making connections and seizing opportunities – it’s also about contributing to a community of people who know and support you. You’ll be a part of small class sizes with outstanding academics in a vibrant community, whether you decide to live on campus or commute from home. Conveniently located near I-90 in Elgin, Illinois, Judson is within easy reach of the Chicago’s suburbs and downtown.

Simple and Easy Transfer Process

Judson University takes part in the Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI). If you transfer from an IAI participating school, many of your general education courses will transfer easily to Judson. To see which courses qualify, check out the IAI General Education Course Curriculum Worksheet. Not from Illinois or an IAI participating school? No problem! Judson’s Registrar’s Office will work closely with you to determine which classes transfer.

Steps to Apply to Transfer

Transfer students are students who have completed at least 28 semester hours of college credit.

1. SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION
   • Choose from our online application below or a print application. Either way, the $50 application fee is waived until January 1, so start early.
   • Sign the Judson University Lifestyle Statement, which is a part of our undergraduate application.
2. Submit Official college transcripts
   • Send official transcripts from all college-level academic work from every institution attended prior to Judson.

Students with less than 28 semester hours of college credit will also need to complete the below steps.

1. SUBMIT AN OFFICIAL HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT
   • Send an official, final transcript (6 semesters or more) from the high school where you graduated or will graduate.
2. SUBMIT YOUR TEST SCORES FROM THE ACT OR SAT
   • ACT code: 1101
   • SAT code: 1351