Meet with one of our transfer admission counselors to help make the transition. We’ll help you complete your application, review your goals and evaluate your credits.
CONTACT US TO SET UP AN APPOINTMENT
admit@stedwards.edu 512-448-8500 or 800-555-0164
APRIL 15
Fall transfer priority application deadline
JULY 1
Fall transfer final application deadline
NOV. 15
Spring transfer final application deadline
FIND OUT MORE stedwards.edu/transfer
• 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 junior college 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 declared major.
• Texas Core Complete: Students certified as Texas core complete by a state of Texas public institution of higher education (before enrolling at St. Edward’s) are not required to take additional general education courses outside those embedded within the student’s declared major.
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, Western Civilization II or World/Regional Geography
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
Depending on your major, some courses may vary.