If you have already been admitted as a transfer student, congratulations! Visit our admitted students site to learn more about your next steps.
Transfer to Roosevelt
Finish your degree faster, save money, and join a community that helps you thrive.
At Roosevelt, we make it clear and easy. Most transfer students just want to know:
Will my credits count? How much will it cost? Where can I study? How do I apply?
Will My Credits Count?
Use our transfer evaluation tool to see how your courses count. Most students can bring up to 70 credits from a 2-year and up to 90 credits from a 4-year.
Estimate Your Transfer Credits
Curious how many of your classes will count? Use our quick estimator for an instant preview.
Roosevelt offers scholarships and aid designed for transfers—over 85% receive aid.
Estimate Your Cost
Personalize tuition and aid based on your situation with our net price calculator.
Where Can I Study?
Schaumburg Campus: Built for Transfers
Our Schaumburg campus is designed specifically for and only serves transfer and graduate students. Minutes from Harper, College of DuPage, and Elgin Community College with free parking, flexible schedules, and strong local career connections. You'll join a community of transfer students at the same stage of their journey as you.
Chicago Campus: Urban Energy
Prefer the heart of the city? Our historic downtown Chicago campus offers the energy and resources of an urban university, with easy access via public transit.
University Centers: Flexible & Convenient
When you study at the University Centers at Harper College or McHenry County College, you can earn the same high-quality Roosevelt degree right in your community, with all the benefits of being a Roosevelt student.
Follow these steps to submit your free transfer application and supporting documents.
Review Transfer Policies
- 70 credits accepted from 2-year institutions
- 90 credits accepted from 4-year institutions
- Roosevelt accepts courses with grades of C- or higher in transfer
- Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degrees from regionally accredited institutions typically satisfy general education requirements
Send Transcripts
Parchment or National Student Clearinghouse are the best options.
Mailing address:
Roosevelt University Office of Admission Processing
1400 N. Roosevelt Blvd.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Email address: admissionforms@roosevelt.edu
Admitted Transfer Students
Congratulations! Here are your next steps to make the most of your Roosevelt journey.
Complete Your Checklist
Finish your next steps, including account activation.
Meet Your Academic Advisor
Review your earned credit, plan your courses, and map your path to graduation.