Transfer
Welcome
Welcome prospective students and parents! With more than 40 degree programs, SCAD encompasses the spectrum of art and design disciplines, offering a wide variety of career paths and opportunities. The admission office and the faculty look forward to assisting you in finding the best fit for your talents and interests. Individual attention will continue once you enroll thanks to SCAD's commitment to small class sizes and one-on-one professor and peer interaction. All programs feature professors with extensive industry experience as well as guest lectures and artists-in-residence to enhance the quality of your SCAD education.
The Savannah College of Art and Design is the most comprehensive art and design university in the world, offering more degree programs and specializations than any other art and design university. The diverse student body of 9,500 comes from all 50 United States and nearly 100 countries.
The Savannah College of Art and Design accepts applications on a rolling basis; new students may enter any quarter. To ensure priority and adequate time for processing, early application is encouraged.
Once you have applied, admission counselors are available to assist you and answer questions about admissions, housing, financial aid and scholarships. Transfer evaluators are also available to address questions regarding transfer credit and registration.
Once you have applied, admission counselors are available to assist you and answer questions about admissions, housing, financial aid and scholarships. Transfer evaluators are also available to address questions regarding transfer credit and registration.
After acceptance, transfer students work with transfer evaluators to determine how earned college credit may apply toward degree requirements at SCAD. After the enrollment fee has been paid, your transfer evaluator may also register your first-quarter classes.
The easiest way to find out about your financial aid options or to contact your admission counselor. Admitted students may be eligible for Federal Stafford student loans, the Pell Grant, federal work-study or private alternative loans, SCAD-funded scholarships or grants (awarded to eligible applicants after acceptance to the college), as well as outside scholarship opportunities.
Although students are not required to live in SCAD housing, living in college residence halls gives students the opportunity to foster personal growth, form lasting friendships, and take in the full university experience. SCAD's residential communities encourage educational, social, emotional, intellectual, and cultural development.
The easiest way to find out about your financial aid options or to contact your admission counselor. Admitted students may be eligible for Federal Stafford student loans, the Pell Grant, federal work-study or private alternative loans, SCAD-funded scholarships or grants (awarded to eligible applicants after acceptance to the college), as well as outside scholarship opportunities.
Although students are not required to live in SCAD housing, living in college residence halls gives students the opportunity to foster personal growth, form lasting friendships, and take in the full university experience. SCAD's residential communities encourage educational, social, emotional, intellectual, and cultural development.
After a student is accepted, transfer evaluators review transcripts to determine which classes have the potential to transfer to SCAD. Once the review is completed, students are mailed the transcript evaluation and a letter detailing the results of the review. Credit may also be given for appropriate AP, CAPE, DSST or CLEP scores. SCAD also has policies to award credit based on A-level and International Baccalaureate grades.
The Savannah College of Art and Design has signed transfer articulation agreements with several community colleges. Students complete specific associate degrees at their respective colleges and transfer into SCAD with advanced standing as a Bachelor of Fine Arts or Bachelor of Arts candidate.
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Easing the transition
Transfer admission counselors and transfer evaluators are available to provide assistance to students wishing to transfer to SCAD. Admission counselors are available to assist you and answer questions about admission requirements, housing, financial aid and scholarships. Transfer evaluators are available to address questions regarding transfer credit and registration.Enrolled transfer students are assigned a professional staff adviser and a faculty adviser appropriate to their chosen major. They are required to meet with their professional staff adviser their first quarter of enrollment and once a year thereafter. Transfer students should also meet with their faculty adviser on a quarterly basis.
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Events
Hong Kong International Education Expo
Jul. 31, 2010 - Aug. 01, 2010- DesignEd Mart
Aug. 14, 2010 - Aug. 15, 2010 - SCAD Day in Savannah
Oct. 09, 2010 - SCAD Day in Atlanta
Oct. 23, 2010
News
- Jul. 20, 2010
Welcome new dean, School of Building Arts - Jul. 19, 2010
Check out Working Class collections - Jul. 16, 2010
April Johnston to compete on "Project Runway" - Jul. 08, 2010
G.O.D., SCAD bring home decor products to HK
Recognition
- Karianne Butt interns at City of Savannah
- Andrea Vasquez interns at HOK New York
- Shweta Chhatpar interns at Dicot Studio
- Spratt publishes nanoparticle illustration
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- Academic Policies
- Admission Contacts
- Apply Online
- Cost
- FAFSA (SCAD code 015022)
- Financial Aid
- Scholarships for Entering Students
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