Transfer to Flagler College
Finish your degree and make history with a successful career.
What to Know
What to Know
Flagler College is a great place to finish your education and start your career or prepare for graduate school. Located in the heart of historic downtown St. Augustine, five minutes from the beach, Flagler offers:
- A wide variety of financial aid
- A guaranteed merit-based scholarship for all applicants who meet the minimum academic requirement
- Up to 75 transfer credits to help you finish your degree and embark on your chosen career
And, depending on how far you've already come, you may be eligible to start at Flagler with junior standing.
Make History Your Way
Make History Your Way
Whether you are:
- A high school senior graduating with college credit
- An athlete transferring to Flagler
- An Associate in Arts degree holder
- All, some, or none of the above
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
We generally admit students who have earned an A.A. (Associate of Arts) degree at the junior level. If you’ve earned your A.A. or have 60 or more transferable credits, of which 30 are general education credits in English, Math, Science, Social Science, and Humanities, your Core requirements will be considered satisfied. That said, the Registrar makes all final transfer of credit decisions.
Flagler only accepts coursework or transfer credit earned at regionally accredited institutions.
- 75 from a four-year college or university
- 64 from a junior or community college
- Transfer students are admitted on a rolling basis — i.e., there’s no fixed application deadline for the Fall or Spring terms.
- We recommend completing your application no later than June 1 for fall or Nov. 1 for spring admission.
- No, transfer credit grades are not used for your Flagler College grade point average (GPA).
- Your credits will generally transfer if you earned a “C” or better grade. However, there are times when schools' legends/keys may indicate a C or C- with a different grade point. Flagler needs the grade point to be 2.0 or higher.
- Students who have completed their A.A. degree may transfer up to three courses in which they earned a “D” grade
Along with an application & an official transcript from each institution attended, we ask transfer applicants to submit SAT/ACT scores in cases where:
- You haven’t completed one (1) non-remedial transferrable English course and one (1) non-remedial transferrable Math course when you submit your application.
- You don’t have at least 24 transferrable credit hours completed at the time of application submission. In that case, you’ll also need to provide a copy of your final high school transcript with your application.
It's important to note that Flagler only accepts coursework or transfer credit earned at regionally accredited institutions.
Anna Moore, Flagler's Pre-Enrollment Advisor, will happily answer any questions about your transfer credits.
Anna Moore
AMoore@flagler.edu
904-819-6350
Emily Cruz, Flagler's Interim Senior Assistant Director of Transfer Admissions, is happy to help answer your questions.
Emily Cruz
ECruz@flagler.edu
904-819-6411
Resources for Transfer Students
Resources
Ready to complete your studies at our beautiful, historic campus? To level up your learning with life-changing experiences that do so much more than check off boxes? Get started with the resources below.
It only takes a minute to get started with your application. Start here.
Curious about the process? Here's a list of steps and a timeline.
Don't take our word for it. Hear other Flagler College transfer students' experiences.
Contact Us
Contact Us
Emily Cruz is your go-to person for transfer questions. Here's a little bit about her and her tips for transfer students.