Admissions
Transfer Students
We're excited you are considering transferring to become a Golden Eagle and joining the Tennessee Tech Family! By enrolling at a college or university after you’ve graduated high school, you’re considered a transfer student. Below you’ll find information on the admission requirements for transfer students, step-by-step guide to applying and enrolling, how your credits will transfer, our new Roane to Tech Program, and some reasons why you'll love it at Tech!
Admission Requirements
If you have attended college after graduating from high school and have earned 24 college-level, transferable credit hours, you're a transfer student! If you haven't earned 24 college-level credit hours, you will be evaluated on a combination of freshman and transfer requirements.
Transfer Students
- 2.00+ GPA in your last full-time semester (or last 12 hrs for part-time students)
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- 2.00+ overall GPA, including all previous coursework at all institutions (excepting development courses)
- What if I don't meet the minimum requirements for admission?
If you do not meet these requirements, it is still possible to be admitted to Tennessee Tech. You are important as an individual and your grades or test scores might not tell your whole story. The Holistic Review Committee, comprised of administrators, faculty members and staff from across the university, meets regularly to evaluate applications on a student-by-student basis. After you submit all necessary items for your application, you will be notified if you qualify for an individual, holistic review.
You will be asked to submit a brief letter of explanation describing the background behind your previous academic history like GPA and test scores. Also, please include a plan of action outlining how you will overcome previous challenges to be successful as a Tech student. Email your holistic review letter to transcripts@tntech.edu. The holistic review process will begin once all of your application items have been received and when we have received your letter of explanation. Please contact the Office of Admissions if you have any questions about the holistic review process - admissions@tntech.edu, (931) 372-3635.
How to Apply to Tennessee Tech
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Check your Application StatusOnce you have completed the steps above, the Admissions Office will review your application. To see your missing items and review your application status, sign back into your application. |
Admitted Next Steps
Step up your TechExpress Account
You'll find all your most-used Tech resources, including your Tech email, T-Number, Next Steps, and so much more. No need to remember multiple usernames and passwords, TechExpress automatically logs you into Tech websites.
Apply for Scholarships!
Complete the single scholarship application that puts you in the running for 600+ scholarships. You must be admitted and the application must be completed each year.
The deadline to apply for scholarships is December 15 for the next Spring semester and May 1 for the next Fall semester. If you have any questions, email scholarships@tntech.edu.
Register for Orientation
All new students are required to attend orientation. You can find more information about orientation options below.
Sign Up for Advisement and Registration
Contact your department! The department assigns your advisor, and it is your responsibility to contact them.
Start at Roane State and Finish at Tech
Be part of our new partnership with Roane State where you'll get dual-admission when you apply to Roane State in Agriculture, Biology, Business, Psychology, or Sociology.
Reverse Transfer
If you are transferring from a Tennessee Community college before receiving an associate degree, you may be able to earn your associate degree while also working toward a bachelor's degree at Tennessee Tech through the Tennessee Reverse Transfer Program. For this program, your community college will need to periodically review your academic progress at Tennessee Tech. Contact our Admissions Office at (931) 372-3635 or admissions@tntech.edu for more information. You can also visit our Reverse Transfer page.