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Credit Evaluations at Hampton University
Credit Evaluations at Hampton University
We understand that you may have completed college coursework at other institutions or through dual enrollment programs. Hampton University is committed to providing a clear and efficient process for evaluating your previous credits. This page outlines the transfer credit evaluation process and provides guidance on the types of courses that commonly transfer, as well as those that may require further review or may not be eligible for transfer.
Classes that typically transfer:
Classes that typically transfer:
Generally, Hampton University accepts general education courses completed at the 100 or 200 level with a grade of C (2.5 GPA) or higher. These courses are often foundational and provide a broad base of knowledge. Examples of courses that typically transfer include:
English Composition and Rhetoric
Introduction to Psychology
U.S. History I & II
Introduction to Sociology
General Biology I & II
Foreign Language courses
Classes that don't typically transfer:
Classes that don't typically transfer:
Certain courses, particularly those that are major-specific or require a high degree of specialization, generally do not transfer or may require additional review by the relevant academic department at Hampton University. This ensures that the course content and rigor align with our academic standards. Courses that commonly need further review or will not be accepted include:
Marketing
Introduction to Anthropology
Specialized Electives
Trade Certifications
Joint Services Transcripts
Transfer Students
Transfer Students
To have your previous college credits evaluated for transfer to Hampton University, please follow these steps:
Request that your previous institution(s) send an official transcript directly to the Hampton University Office of Admission.
Once you have confirmed your official transcript has been sent, please notify the Office of Admission using the form below so we can begin the evaluation process.
We will assess your previous coursework by comparing it course-by-course against the offerings in the Hampton University academic catalog to determine equivalencies.
Typically, general education courses completed at the 100 or 200 level with a grade of C (2.5 GPA) or higher are eligible for transfer credit.
Please be aware that all mathematics and business courses require additional review by the relevant academic department before finalizing transfer credit.
You will be notified once the evaluation of your dual enrollment credits is complete. Please contact the Office of Admission if you have any questions.
Dual Enrollment Students
Dual Enrollment Students
If you earned college credit through a dual enrollment program while in high school, please follow these steps to have your credits evaluated by Hampton University:
Request that an official transcript be sent to Hampton University from the college or university that awarded the credit for your dual enrollment courses. (Note: Your high school transcript alone is insufficient for dual enrollment credit evaluation).
After confirming the official college transcript has been sent, please notify the Office of Admission using the form below so we can begin the evaluation process.
We evaluate dual enrollment courses by comparing them against the course descriptions and requirements in the Hampton University academic catalog.
Typically, general education courses completed at the 100 or 200 level with a grade of C (2.5 GPA) or higher are eligible for transfer credit.
Please be aware that all mathematics and business courses require additional review by the relevant academic department before finalizing transfer credit.
You will be notified once the evaluation of your dual enrollment credits is complete. Please contact the Office of Admission if you have any questions.
Request a Credit Evaluation
Request a Credit Evaluation
Once we receive your request and official college transcript, we’ll begin reviewing your credits. This includes comparing your previous institution’s academic catalog to Hampton University’s to determine course equivalencies.
After evaluation, your results will be forwarded to the Office of the Registrar to be added to your academic record.
Please allow 4–6 weeks for processing. Keep in mind that math and business courses require additional review by their departments, which may extend the timeline.
If you have questions, contact the Office of Admission or the Office of the Registrar for assistance.
CONTACT US
CONTACT US
Office of Admission
Office of Admission
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Phone: 757-727-5329
Email: applicationstatus@hamptonu.edu
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