Requirements
Concordia accepts credits from any regionally accredited four-year, two-year or technical college subject to the following requirements, as outlined in the Concordia University Ann Arbor Academic Catalog:
- A grade of a “C-” or higher in any class considered for transfer credit
- A maximum of 64 credits from a two-year school and 84 credits from a four-year school will be accepted
- Advanced Transfer Status will be given to students who hold an accredited Associate Degree or have completed at least 63 transferable credits at another accredited institution
- Complete one semester satisfactorily at Concordia University before the award of transfer credit becomes final
- Please ask your admission counselor for details. We’re also happy to offer you an unofficial evaluation of the credits you’ve take to date
CUAA articulation agreements
Concordia University Ann Arbor has articulation agreements with the following schools to help streamline your path to graduation:
- Henry Ford Health System – Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- Providence Hospital – Radiologic Technology
- St. John Hospital and Medical Center – Radiologic Technology
Cooperative programs
At Concordia University you can enrich your academic experience by taking courses at other higher education institutions with which CU has a written agreement. Please contact the Registrar’s Office for eligibility and guidelines.