91´óÉñ

91´óÉñ Admission Requirements state:

Students who have attended any educational institution after graduating from high school must apply as a transfer student. Generally, a transfer applicant who has taken 12 or more semester hours with a college cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 on a 4.0 scale may be admitted. An applicant who has taken fewer than 12 semester hours will be evaluated on both collegiate and high school records.

Transfer applications are processed on a rolling basis. However, early application helps to ensure early consideration for class registration, residence hall preferences and financial aid. Therefore, the best time to apply is at least six months prior to the term you wish to enter 91´óÉñ.

Due to the selective admission process of the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program, there are selective requirements for student transfers.

91´óÉñ Sonography Program Selective Requirements state:

Transfer between Sonography Programs outside the 91´óÉñ System:

1. Apply online to 91´óÉñ using the online application.
2. Submit official transcripts. Request an official transcript from each institution attended since high school graduation. Send one set directly to the Admissions office. Submit a second set of transcripts to the Program Director of the transferring institution along with a copy of all course descriptions and respective syllabi for course evaluation. Program reserves the right to accept all or none of the transferring student’s sonography core courses. Program determines eligibility of the transfer based on the course sequence from the transferring program as compared to 91´óÉñ Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program.
3. Student must transfer in to the sonography program with a minimum 2.75 GPA.
4. Student must obtain a letter of recommendation from his/her present Program Director stating the student is in good standing and thereby approving the transfer.
5. Student must obtain a letter of recommendation from his/her present Clinical Coordinator stating the student is in good standing and thereby approving the transfer.
6. Copies of all clinical documentation must be submitted to the transfer program for review.
7. Transfer program reserves the right to have the transfer student repeat all or a portion of their clinical competencies and or proficiencies as deemed clinically necessary.
8. Student must submit the following documentation as required by the program’s clinical affiliations: proof of drug test, proof of state and federal background check, proof of
   immunization documentation, proof of physical examination, and proof of BLS certification.
9. Acceptance of transfer student will depend upon availability of clinical placement within the program capacity.
10. The transfer may be denied or student may need to apply to the program as a new student.

Policy: 2014
Reviewed 2025