Transfer students are those who are currently or were previously enrolled at any college or university after high school graduation.

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Scholarship opportunities

Lumberjack Transfer Scholarship

All fall/spring admitted students are automatically considered for SFA's Lumberjack Transfer Scholarship, with the potential to receive up to $2,000 per year.

Cumulative transferable GPAAward amount per year
3.0 to 3.49$1,000
3.50 or higher$2,000

Lumberjack Transfer Scholarship

Students are automatically considered and evaluated for the scholarship when officially admitted to the university, so a formal application for the Lumberjack Transfer Scholarship is not required.

This scholarship opportunity is for students who transfer to SFA during the fall or the spring. 

  • $1,000 for the year if the recipient’s transferable GPA is 3.0 to 3.49
  • $2,000 per year if the recipient’s transferable GPA is 3.50 or higher. 

Requirements

  • Completed at least 15 transferable semester hours with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (as computed by SFA's Office of Admissions)
  • Advanced placement or credit by exam credits are not included in the 30 transferable semester-hour requirement.
  • Submit official college transcript to SFA's Office of Admissions.
  • Be officially admitted to SFA.

Renewals

  • This scholarship is renewable for a second academic year.
  • Earn 24 or more semester hours of credits during your first fall and spring terms at SFA.
  • Maintain a GPA of at least 3.25 during the fall and spring terms.

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SFA has created partnerships with several Texas institutions to ensure a seamless transition to your bachelor's degree. View the Partnering Institutions webpage to learn more.

Transferring credit hours to SFA

A maximum of 66 academic hours plus up to four hours of KINE/PHED activity courses from junior or community colleges can be applied towards a bachelor's degree. Students can transfer up to 90 hours of credit to SFA from four-year universities and community colleges combined.

Use these resources to learn more about community college transferable hours:

Ready to apply?

Submit all required materials as soon as possible. Applying early opens opportunities for scholarships, financial aid, housing and orientation. Complete applications will be reviewed for admission and decisions communicated on a rolling basis.

To apply, the Office of Admissions must receive your:

  1. Completed application for admission
  2. Official college transcripts (must be received directly from the college or university)

Note: If you have fewer than 15 attempted credits, you also much submit:

  1. Final official high school transcript (must be received directly from the school)
  2. Official standardized test scores (Codes: ACT 4188, SAT 6682)

Next Steps:

Right after you apply, you're ready to proceed to the next steps while you wait for the admission decision letter.

FAQs

When is the application deadline?

SFA is a rolling admissions university, meaning there is no application deadline.

What is an official transcript?

A transcript is considered official if it is delivered in the original, sealed envelope or sent electronically from the institution.

How much does it cost to attend SFA?

Check out the breakdown of tuition and fees for resident and non-resident students on the Cost of Attendance page.

Where can I submit my missing admissions documents?

Send your missing admissions documents to the Office of Admissions by mail, email or fax:

P.O. Box 13051, SFA Station
Nacogdoches, Texas 75962

admissionsdata@sfasu.edu

Fax: 936.468.3849