SUNY Delhi welcomes transfer students in all of our undergraduate programs of study. Applicants who have completed college-level coursework following high school graduation will be considered transfer students.

Application Process

1.  Complete the SUNY application online. 
     Be sure to indicate SUNY Delhi as the school you are interested in attending.
     Prefer a paper application?  Download SUNY Admission Application (pdf) 

2.  Pay the $50 non-refundable application fee or request a fee waiver*.  
     *Transfers who have completed or will complete an associate degree from a SUNY
       college must use the SUNY Application to receive the SUNY transfer application fee 
       waiver. 

3.  Send all required documentation to: 
           SUNY Delhi Admissions
           454 Delhi Drive
           Delhi, NY 13753
           Fax: 607-746-4104

      Required Documentation

• Official High School transcript
• Official College transcript(s)--if the student withdrew and did not finish the semester, a transcript from that institution is still required.
• A Supplemental Information form (only if you have a gap in your educational history)
• Transfer students must submit official transcripts and examination score reports of all college level course work attempted or completed as part of their application for admission. It is the student's responsibility to ensure that official, final transcripts or score reports are received by the College.
  Please Note: When requesting official college transcripts, please also request the General Education Transcript Addendum (GETA) to be sent along with your transcript.

*Admission for transfer students is based primarily on academic performance in all college coursework completed and the applicability of the coursework toward meeting the requirements of their intended major of study at SUNY Delhi.

Is there a deadline for application?
The application process at SUNY Delhi is based on a rolling admissions plan wherein we will accept applications until the programs are filled. You may apply as early as you would like. The admissions staff will make decisions regarding applicants for the Spring semester beginning October 1. Applicants for admission for the Fall semester will be reviewed beginning November 1.

Admission Requirements
Prospective transfer students must meet the minimum admissions requirements for the program they are applying to in order to be considered for admission. 
            Minimum cumulative transfer grade point average
            2.0 for most Associate Degree programs
            2.5 for Veterinary Science Technology
            3.0 for School of Nursing: RN
            2.3 for All Baccalaureate Degree programs

Students still enrolled in courses after applying to SUNY Delhi, who have been accepted, must continue to maintain the minimum cumulative grade point average in order to maintain their acceptance to SUNY Delhi.

Applicants 
Applications are still being accepted for Fall 2013, however, the following program is now closed for Fall 2013:  

Welding (AAS & AOS)

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Transfer Credit

• College level course work that is applicable to SUNY Delhi’s major requirements can be transferred to the college, but grades and grade points cannot be transferred. Credit will be given for courses completed with a grade of "C" or higher (a C- is not transferable). SUNY Delhi will award college credit based on test scores in the following: Advanced Placement (AP) program, College Level Examination Program (CLEP) or the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program.
• Only coursework completed at institutions that are fully accredited will be considered for possible transfer credit toward SUNY Delhi degree requirements.
• A maximum of 60 hours may be applied toward a bachelor degree and 30 toward an associate degree.
• All transfer credit will remain tentative until official, final college transcripts and score reports for college level examinations (AP, CLEP, IB, etc.) are received and reviewed by the Office of Admissions.
• Entering freshman who complete college level course work while in high school must submit official transcripts or score results for transfer credit evaluation prior to the beginning of the semester they first enroll. Transfer credit will be reflected on the student’s initial evaluation during academic advisement. Initial evaluations of transfer credit are provided to students upon receipt of the admission deposit.