CTP Course Transferability

Course Transferability Credit earned under the CTP program will be recorded the same as a course were taken on Ball State campus, and therefore, it will be applicable toward a degree at Ball State University. The courses will also transfer the same as if the course were taken on campus. Most BSU courses are transferable to other colleges or universities. Ultimately, the transfer value of credits earned through the College Transition Program rests with the institution to which a student hopes to transfer the credit. Consult the registrar or admissions office of the college or university that is to accept credit before enrolling in the Ball State course. That way, you will know in advance whether the school selected will accept the credits earned.

Below is a list of universities and colleges we contacted regarding our course transferability. First note, though this list was accurate at the time we contacted the institution, we cannot guarantee that the information is still valid. With changing policies and administration, the best way to know whether a course is transferable is to contact the university now. Regardless, the list is useful as a guide and general information. Also note that some institutions accept transfer credits as "equivalents" while others accept them as "electives." Any institution having multiple campuses should be contacted individually for course evaluation. Do not assume one campus accepts what the other campuses do. Please refer to the separate table for "course equivalents specified."

Institution	Contact: name, phone, email	Yes/No	Other comments/Requirements
Anderson	Ken Hilt 765-641-4163 kbhilt@anderson.edu	Yes	All courses accepted on official university transcript with grade of c- or above.
ButlerUniversity	Marsha Endre 800-368-6852 mender@butler.edu	Yes	No limit, except on-line course have 6 or 8 hr limit. Must submit BSU transcript. *Course equivalents specified.
DePauw University	Pat Steele 765-658-4106 800-447-2495 psteele@depauw.edu	Yes	Student must earn grade of B or better. Students are not granted credit until they are evaluated by department or program at DePauw.
Earlham College	Pat Fessler 765-983-1368 patfe@earlham.edu	Yes	Do accept dual credit without limit. Need titles and course descriptions.
Franklin College	LaVonne Burdine lburdine@franklincollege.edu	Some	Both ENG and both CHEM transfer into their respective departments with grade of c- or above. *Course equivalents specified.
Goshen College	Stan Miller stanreg@goshen.edu	Yes	C or higher, no limit on number of hours. Needs course syllabi to determine if elective or equivalent.
Grace College	Anecia Miller millerar@grace.edu	Yes	C- or above, on BSU transcript.
Hanover College	Charlotte Rhine rhine@hanover.edu	No	Only accepts courses taken on a college campus with traditional college classroom format.
Huntington College	Beth Dubois 260-359-4080 bdubois@huntington.edu	Yes	C or better required
Indiana State University	Amy Gunter 800-468-6478 admgunte@isugw.indstate.edu	Yes	C or better for general courses possibility for majors.
Indiana University	Amy Patrick alpatric@indiana.edu	Yes	See website for "Credit Transfer Service". *Course equivalents specified on website. No limit. Must have grade of C or above.
Indiana Wesleyan University	Janet Shaffer 765-677-2146 Janet.shaffer@indwes.edu	Yes	Must be on BSU transcript.
Ivy Tech State College	Jeanie Hamblin-Fox jhamblin@ivtech.edu	Some	Yes for *ENG and HIST
Manchester College	Jolane Rhor 800-852-3648 jerohr@manchester.edu	Yes	C or above on official college transcript. All courses listed are accepted.
Marian College	Jill Bardonner jillbard@marioan.edu	Yes	C- or higher in 100 level or higher from nationally accredited college or univ.
Notre Dame University	Michael Gantt 574-631-7505 Gantt.2@nd.edu	No	No, we do not offer college credit for high school students who take college courses.
Oakland City College	B. Marley bmarley@oak.edu	Yes	No correspondence. Accepts classes if they meet course descriptions and objectives. No specific policy on dual credits. Have accepted them as long as the host institution accepts them in their programs.
Purdue	Janet Siefers 765-494-6482 jmsiefers@purdue.edu (West Lafayette campus only)	Yes	C or higher, no limit on hours transferred. In order for course to transfer as departmental credit (taught by highschool instructor), stud must contact each individual dept. Except ENG 103, it transfers automatically as elective unless ENG 104 has been completed also. Biology is the only course that will not transfer into Biology dept no matter what instructor teaches it, high school or BSU instructor. Contact each Purdue campus for their criteria on this matter.
Rose-Hulman Institute of Tech	Aaron Kelly 800-248-7448 x-8893	Yes	C or better, on a BSU transcript, course description. not automatically given credit, but fairly confident all courses would be accepted.
St. Joseph	Maureen Healey maureenh@saintjoe.edu	Yes	C- or above on an official college transcript.
St. Mary	Teresa Marcy tmarcy@saintmarys.edu	Some	Limited hours accepted with C or above, each is reviewed and used as elective. Only accept what is taken the SENIOR year of highschool, not accepted if taken junior year of high school. Only 6 hrs per semester is accepted. NREM 101 would not be accepted, others would be.
Taylor University	No response
TriState University	Carol Brown 800-347-4878 brownc@tristate.edu	Yes	Must be on BSU transcript. Will be evaluated to determine how they apply.
University of Evansville	Keith Kutzler 812-479-2249 Kk5@evansville.edu	Yes	C or above on an official college transcript. No limit.
University of Indianapolis	June Wildman 317-788-3582 jwildman@uindy.edu	Yes	C or above on a BSU transcript.
University Southern Indiana	Mary Branson 812-465-7171 mbranson@usi.edu	Yes	No limit to the number of credit hours transferred. *Course equivalents specified.
Valparaiso	Ann Trost 219-464-5212 Ann.Trost@valpo.edu	Yes	All courses look acceptable.
Vincennes University	Donna Jo Weaver 812-888-4220 dweaver@indian.vinu.edu	Yes	Grade of C or above. No limit. All courses transfer. *Course equivalents specified.
Wabash College	Sharon Lawton lawtons@wabash.edu	No	By faculty rule, Wabash College does not award dual credit for any course.

BSU Courses	BIO 111	BIO 112	CHEM 111	CHEM 112	ENG 103	ENG 104	HIST 201	HIST 202	NREM 101

Butler	BI 105	BI Elec	CH 105	CH 106	EN 102	EN 103	ID 201	ID 202	No equivalent
Franklin			CHE 121	CHE 122	GE 101	GE 102
IU	BIOL L112	BIOL L111	CHEM C105	CHEM C106	ENG W131	ENG W231	HIST H105	HIST H106	GEOG G208
USI	BIOL 141	BIOL Elec	CHEM 261	CHEM 262	ENG 101	ENG 201	HIST 101	HIST 102	BIOL 251
IVTC					HEW 101	HEW 102	AHI 139	AHI 140
Vincennes	LFSC 105&Lab	LFSC 106&Lab	CHEM 105	CHEM 106	ENG 101	ENG 102	HIST 139	HIST 140	ERTH 208