Apply as a Transfer

Apply as a Transfer

Students interested in applying for the Spring 2019 semester may begin applying by submitting the online application below.  After submitting your online application, please refer to the Transfer Application Checklist below to complete your application process:

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TRANSFER APPLICATION CHECKLIST:

Step 1.  Completed online application

Applications must be completed and submitted online.

Step 2.  Submit your non-refundable application fee or waiver

Submit your non-refundable $70 application fee online with a credit or debit card.  Students currently enrolled in another CUNY college will be waived from the application fee.  Military veterans may also provide their DD 214 to waive their application fee.

Step 3.  Send all supporting documents to CUNY/UAPC

Students must send official college transcript(s) from all post-secondary schools attended and high school transcript or GED documentation to the address listed below:

General Transfer Admission
CUNY/UAPC
P.O. Box 359023
Brooklyn, NY 11235-9023
 
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please do NOT send documents to John Jay College.  Sending documents to John Jay College will result in delaying your application.  If you attended more than one college, you are required to submit the official transcript from all schools.  Applications will not be reviewed until all transcripts and other supporting documents are received.
 

Step 4.  Submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Application (optional)

If you are applying for financial aid, you may begin submitting your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) after submitting your online application.  Click here to start your FAFSA application.

Step 5.  Check Your Application Status

Students will receive an admission decision 6 - 8 weeks after completing their application and submitting all supporting documents.  To check the status of your application and/or receipt of supporting documents, please visit www.cuny.edu/status or contact the City University of New York (CUNY) at 212-997-2869.