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Transfer Admission Requirements

  • To be considered for admission you must be in good academic standing at the last institution you attended and have a minimum 2.2 grade point average in transferable work.
  • If you are transferring in 30 credits or more, you do not need an SAT or ACT score.
  • We admit students at all class levels for both fall and spring semesters.
  • General Education does not have to be completed before entry.

What is Transferable?

  • Community college courses are transferable up to 70 units (California State University transferability guidelines apply).
  • If you have fewer than 30 units of transferable credit, a high school transcript will be required.
  • We make every effort to match your transferable courses to our General Education and major requirements.
  • We accept a completed IGETC in place of our own lower division and education requirements.
  • With the exception of remedial work, all courses from regionally accredited, degree granting, four-year colleges and universities are transferable.
  • With the exception of English and vocational courses, work done at recognized degree granting foreign institutions is generally transferable.

How to Apply:

  • Return your completed application form to the Office of Undergraduate Admission. The application form is located on this web site, or you may contact the Office of Undergraduate Admission to have an application sent to you.
  • Request official copies of all college and, if applicable, high school transcripts. International students should provide a validated English translation of their transcripts. Have them sent to:
    Holy Names University
    Office of Undergraduate Admission
    3500 Mountain Boulevard
    Oakland CA 94619
  • International Students should send an official copy of their TOEFL or ELS Proficiency Report, if applicable
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Articulation Agreements

Click on any of the logos below to download articulation agreements for the following colleges.
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Undergraduate Programs

Within 17 areas of undergraduate study, you will be inspired by faculty who have gained wide recognition for their scholarship and teaching — 90 percent hold doctorates or the highest degree in their field. Exceptionally talented students can graduate in three years through a rigorous accelerated B.A. program. Every student is invited to pursue self-designed majors and interdisciplinary programs of study — progressive academic opportunities that set our graduates apart from the masses.

Majors

Pre-Professional Preparations

Seamless to Graduate Degree

Tuition and Fees

For information regarding tuition and fees, click here.

Financial Aid There are three basic types of financial aid

  • Grants and Scholarships
    • Funds that do not have to be paid back
  • Low-Interest Loans

Click here to get more information or contact the financial aid office.

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Scholarships

Holy Names University announces an exciting new scholarship program.

  • Want to know today your scholarship eligibility at Holy Names University? You can find out very easily by getting in touch with an admissions counselor. You will need to know your cumulative GPA from all colleges attended.

  • We have simplified our merit award process so you can use that information earlier to help you make your decision about what higher educational opportunity best suits your needs. We have done this because we value our students and their families and understand the pressures you face as you make your decision about what college or university to attend.

  • The most important reason we chose to make this part of the college choice process easier for you is because we know Holy Names is truly an affordable value and we want you to know that too.

  • You can make the Holy Names opportunity yours and the first step is calling admissions counselor today. Call 800.430.1321 or email admissions@hnu.edu. We are anxious to help you discover your future at Holy Names University.
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Campus Visit Days

Come to Holy Names on one of our Campus Visit Days and have the opportunity for a campus tour as well as to hear from current HNU students, faculty, and staff about everything we have to offer you. To RSVP call 800-430-1321 or contact click here. The next campus visit day is February 20th, 2010.

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Important Dates

  • Cal Grant Deadline - March 2nd
  • Admission for Fall Semester: Priority March 2nd
  • Admission for Spring Semester: Priority December 1st
  • FAFSA: Priority March 2nd
  • Merit Scholarships: Priority March 2nd
  • Enrollment Deposit Deadline: Priority May 1st
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I'm Admitted, What's Next?

  • Keep in touch with your admission counselor who will guide
    you through the process.
  • Take the Accuplacer Assessment
  • Attend a "Hawk Day" where you will meet your academic advisor and get everything you need to enroll here. For example, you will receive a student ID card and e-mail account at a Hawk Day.
  • Print a copy of the What's Next Checklist to have a general idea of what comes next - many items on the checklist are things you will do at a Hawk Day.

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Schedule a Visit

If you would like to arrange a campus tour, please contact us at (510) 436-1368 or via email at admissions@hnu.edu

Click here to find out more.

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Map and Directions

Conveniently located for the adult commuter student, Holy Names University is easily accessible from highways 580, 13 or 24 with secure parking .

Click here to download directions.

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I Have A Question?

Contact the Office of Admission at : 510.436.1351 or email us at admissions@hnu.edu

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