Live Fully at St. Edward’s Your Transfer Guide


Outstanding classes are just the beginning of a full college experience.
We’ll connect you with academic and career support to guide you throughout your time on the hilltop. Your professors, advisors and coaches will work with you to create a plan that matches your interests and goals.
that go beyond the textbook to hands-on learning
with fellow students who devote 70,000 hours annually
in Austin, a city that routinely tops the “best of” lists Study
that deliver a perspective shift like no other
in the sciences, the arts, business or any discipline
Majors and Minors
Accounting+
Accounting Information Technology
Acting Animation+
Art+
Behavioral Neuroscience
Biochemistry
Bioinformatics+
Biology+
Business Administration+
Catholic Studies+
Chemistry+
Communication+
Computer Information Science
Computer Science+
Criminal Justice+
Digital Media Management
Digital Storytelling and Content Creation
Economics+
Engineering*
English Literature+
Entrepreneurship+
Environmental Biology and Climate Change+
Environmental Chemistry
Environmental Science and Policy+
Ethics and Leadership
Finance
Forensic Chemistry
+ Offered as a major and minor
Forensic Science+
French+
Global Languages and Cultural Studies
Global Studies+**
Graphic Design+
Health Systems and Administration
History+
Interdisciplinary Studies+
International Business+
Kinesiology+
Leadership and Social Justice
Management+
Marketing
Mathematics+
Medical Laboratory Science
Nursing***
Philosophy
Photography and Media Arts+
Political Science+
Psychology+
Religious and Theological Studies+
Social Work
Sociology+
Spanish+
Theater Arts+
User Experience Design+
Video Game Development+
Writing and Rhetoric+
Minors Only
Art History
Chicanx and Latinx Studies
Criminological Theory
Digital Marketing
Education Studies
Environmental Humanities
Fitness and Conditioning
German
Health Communication
Jewish Studies
Journalism and Digital Media
Legal Studies
Musical Theater
Pre-Law
Professional Ethics
Recreation Management
Social Welfare
Visual Studies
Women’s and Gender Studies
Pre-Athletic Training
Pre-Health Professions
Pre-Law
Pre-Nursing
Pre-Occupational Therapy
Pre-Physical Therapy
* Dual degree program with Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri ** Dual degree program with Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University in Beppu, Japan *** Pending approval by the Texas Board of Nursing and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)LOGAN GONZALES ’23
Marketing
Future marketing trailblazer, tireless advocate for transfer students
Environmental Science and Policy / Political Science
Inspired activist, intern and researcher
In my “Environmental Controversies in Austin” class, I learned about injustices happening only miles away from where I was sitting, such as food insecurity and environmental racism. It taught me that to change the world, I could start with my own backyard.
Proud Hispanic migrant scientist, aspiring medical school graduate
The diversity of the community and the support I’ve received at St. Ed’s has been amazing. My friends who attend other universities can’t believe the network of coaches, counselors and professors I have that genuinely care about me and help me succeed.
Political Science / Pre-Law
Dedicated changemaker, legislative assistant at the Texas State Capitol
Thanks to a St. Edward’s Legislative Fellowship, I worked with a Texas State Senate Representative on legislation that would improve public education for minorities and support the creation of a pathway to citizenship for immigrants.
Learning to conduct important research and to write and deliver scientific presentations has shown me and my peers our potential as scientists.
100%
Goal for all students to participate in experiential learning
15:1
Student-Faculty Ratio
Our professors are stellar teachers and mentors. They’ll get to know you, collaborate with you on important research and inspire you to achieve your potential.
Austin is a hub for innovation and the best and brightest minds. Our partnerships in the city’s business environment open doors to career-building internships and jobs.
What will you find at St. Edward’s?
Inspiration, belonging and a commitment to improving the world. Our welcoming, multicultural community will challenge you to experiment, debate, create and connect with your purpose.
Hilltop life is always in motion, with 100+ student organizations (including the Transfer Student Association), campus traditions, residence hall living and more.
Our career resources (yours for life) help prepare you for entering the job market or graduate school. And our network of 35,000+ alumni can unlock valuable opportunities.
One
St. Ed’s is 3 miles from downtown
25% 2,760 Undergraduate Students of Hilltoppers are Transfer Students
Tyler Mount ’13, Theater Arts, transferred to St. Edward’s his sophomore year. Today, the Theater Arts graduate is a Grammy, Olivier and threetime Tony Award–winning Broadway producer and founder of Tyler Mount Ventures, a digital agency in New York City that provides support to some of the world’s most iconic thought leaders.
I wouldn’t be where I am today without the education, mentorship and real-world learning I experienced at St. Edward’s. Working alongside the professionals in the Actors’ Equity Association union training program at St. Ed’s prepared me to work on Broadway the day I graduated.
Lupita Aguilar ’20, Forensic Science, is a medical examiner investigator for Travis County Medical Examiner’s Office. She interned with TCME her senior year.
Jackson Wagner ’21, Video Game Development, is the quality assurance lead at Worldwalker Games in Austin. As an intern with Worldwalker his senior year, he helped develop Wildermyth, a new video game.
Myrka Moreno ’19, Digital Media Management, is an audience engagement producer at The 19th, an Austin-based independent newsroom. Her internships with The Texas Observer and Annie’s List gave her an edge in the job market.
We support you every step of the way.
Attend a transfer information session or schedule an appointment with an admission counselor to learn more about transferring credits, scholarships, financial aid and the St. Ed’s transfer student experience.
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April 15
Fall transfer priority application deadline
July 1
Fall transfer final application deadline
Nov. 15
Spring transfer final application deadline
St. Edward’s is more affordable than you may think.
Our generous scholarships and grants could reduce your tuition by more than half.
$15,270
Average transfer award per semester (not including loans and campus jobs)
$10,423
Average tuition per semester paid by full-time transfer students who received scholarships and/or grants
94%
Full-time transfer students who received scholarships and grants
St. Edward’s awards up to $20,000 per year to full-time transfer students.
Phi Theta Kappa awards an additional $2,500 scholarship per year.
Ready to live a full college experience?
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Tuition Housing
Food/Meal Plan
Comprehensive Fee
Based on the 2023–2024 academic year
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$25,242
$4,350
$2,655
$450
Equivalent courses (listed below) can be taken at another college or university to meet our 40 credit hours of general education requirements.
St. Edward’s accepts up to 66 hours of community college credit, up to 90 hours of university credit, and a C- or better in all college-level coursework.
30 of the last 50 hours of your degree and at least half of the coursework required for your major must be taken at St. Edward’s.
Once you are accepted, we will provide you with your official transfer of credit evaluation for your major.
CREDIT HOURS GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES EQUIVALENT COURSES
3 Writing and Rhetoric I College Composition I
3 Writing and Rhetoric II College Composition II
3 Quantitative Reasoning College-Level Mathematics or Statistics
3 Oral Communication Speech (Fundamentals/Principles of Public Speaking)
3–6 Modern Language Complete one course of second semester or above
3 Exploring Artistic Works May include any British Literature, American Literature, Mexican-American Literature, World Literature, History of Theater, Art History or other Literature/Theater/Arts Analysis courses
3 Creativity and Making Creative Writing, Performing Arts (such as Drawing, Photography, Pottery) or Design
3 Diverse American Perspectives Any U.S. History course or a History course with a minorities topic, U.S. or State Government, Intro to Sociology, Social Problems or SOCI course in American Minorities
3 Global Perspectives
Courses that include analysis of diverse global perspectives and moral and ethical analysis, such as World Civilization II or Western Civilization II
3 Ethics Ethics course with a PHIL course number
3 Studies in Theology and Religion Any Religious Studies (RELS) course or World Religions if transferring from a community college
4 Natural Sciences
Choose any 4-hour course (lecture and lab) in Natural Science, such as Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geography (physical only), Geology, Oceanography or Physics
If you’ve completed your general education core curriculum at a community college in Texas, St. Edward’s will help you graduate faster by counting it toward your bachelor’s degree — possibly saving you time and money.
Depending on your major, some courses may vary.