We are committed to ensuring that each student receives personalized assistance as they navigate the transfer application and enrollment process. The College has assembled a team of committed faculty and staff members who are available to answer any questions or concerns that you have at any stage of your transfer.
The earlier that you submit your transfer application, the sooner the Office of Admission can contact you to let you know if pieces of your application are still missing. The earlier your application is complete, the earlier you will receive an admission decision. Applications received after our application deadline will be reviewed on a space available basis.
| ADMISSION APPLICATION DEADLINES |
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| Fall Semester Transfer: April 1 |
| FINANCIAL AID FILING DEADLINES |
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| Spring Semester Transfer: |
| Fall Semester Transfer: April 1 |
Transfer admissions decisions will be released on a rolling basis as students complete their applications.
All transfer applicants are eligible to be considered for merit scholarships, which range in value between $10,000 and $34,000 per year. If you applied to Stonehill as a first-year student and were awarded a merit scholarship along with your offer of admission, the College will honor or exceed that award amount so long as your academic performance in college is commensurate with your record of achievement in high school. All merit scholarships are renewable for up to three subsequent years as long as you remain a full-time student, meet the required renewal grade point averages associated with your merit award and maintain an acceptable disciplinary record.
No separate application is required for transfer merit scholarship consideration. However, we do require that you submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) if you are seeking need-based financial aid. Deadlines for need-based financial aid applications align with our transfer application deadlines (see below for more information).
Stonehill and the Office of Student Financial Services is dedicated to helping families navigate the financial aid process to ensure they make a four-year degree affordable.
Because there is great demand for financial aid, students must file a renewal Free Application for Federal Student Aid (“FAFSA”) each year in order to continue receiving scholarships, grants, loans, and work study from Stonehill and government sources.
An estimated Cost of Attendance provides students and parents with projected educational costs associated with full-time attendance for a one year period. Knowing the Cost of Attendance can help you budget and better plan the financing of your education.
Scholarships and grants (or “gift aid”) are financial aid awards that you don’t have to pay back. Some gift aid is awarded based on merit (the recognition of outstanding academic achievement), and some gift aid is awarded based on your financial need.
If you have questions regarding your application for transfer, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admission at 508-565-1373 or admission@stonehill.edu.
