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University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Undergraduate Programs
CBA 114
P.O. Box 880405
Lincoln, NE 68588-0405
+1-402-472-2310
cbaundergrad@unl.edu
Once you have been admitted to the University and have qualified for admission to the College of Business Administration (CBA) (University entrance requirements plus a 2.5 cumulative gpa), your transcript will be forwarded to the CBA Undergraduate Advising Office for evaluation. This office will make the initial determination about the ability of your course work to meet the college's requirements for your degree.
Without respect to the method credit is granted it will normally fall into one of two types:
Follow these steps to make a smooth transition to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln:
Many of the rules for students transferring credit internationally are no different than for students transferring them across the city. The two basic ways to transfer credit are the same. These are by specific agreement with another institution and by evaluation. Because there are so many other institutions and a relatively small number of students we only have a small number of specific agreements out side of the U.S. If you are from one of these colleges then any credits that have been reviewed will automatically transfer. The appropriate department must individually review all other credits.
A limit of 60 semester hours of credit can be transferred from an international college or university.
In order to assist students transferring internationally the University has setup a system for this process. After a student arrives they will be through this process by International Affairs and the International Admissions Office.
It is especially important for international students to enroll in the proper number of hours each semester and in courses that will apply towards their degree. In order to accomplish this they should be sure to inform the Admissions Office of their INTENT TO ENROLL after the University has accepted them. This will allow them to enroll in courses early enough to have a good selection. Forms will be provided for this purpose through the Admissions Office.
International Students and Scholars provides more specific information on the transfer process.
Additional Information:
For more information regarding Advanced Placement credit (AP), College Level Examination Program (CLEP), International Baccalaureate, or Military credit please visit the UNL Admissions webpage.
Please note that original official documentation must be submitted to UNL Office of Admissions from the appropriate organization. A notation on a transcript from your former institution is not adequate.
For further information please Ask an Adviser.
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