In order to enroll as a transfer student of Martin University, applicants must complete the following process:

• Complete and sign application and pay a $25 non-refundable application fee
• Provide official college transcripts from all colleges attended
• Provide an official high school or GED transcript if student has less than 12 college semester hours of credit to transfer

In order for credits to be transferred from another institution, the grades for such coursework must be a “C” or better. Students also must be eligible to return to the last institution attended.

The academic departments evaluate each course a student seeks to transfer to and decides which Martin University course is its equivalent.

Applicants applying to graduate programs must provide proof of completing an accredited undergraduate degree program, complete and submit a statement of purpose (or provide other documents based on the program), and provide three letters of recommendation. Once the admissions application forms are completed, the applicant is eligible to schedule classes with either the Student Services Center or a division chairperson. Martin University reserves the right to deny admission or continuing enrollment to persons who cannot benefit from the educational services available.