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Dual Admission is a new type of agreement which grants guaranteed admission to a four-year college or University to currently enrolled Manor students who complete designated Associates Degree programs at Manor providing certain criteria are met.

• Achieve a minimum GPA – varies with the college
  
  
• Earn a “C” in all major courses transferred into a Bachelor’s Degree major
  
  
• Sign an Intent to transfer form before the deadline – The forms are available from the Manor College Career and Transfer Center.  Deadlines vary with the college.
  
  
• Only certain majors are eligible as listed in the agreements
  
  
• Must keep the same major - cannot change majors when transferring under Dual Admissions
  
  
• Follow the advising qualifiers (course requirements vary among the colleges, even for the same major, specific courses must be taken at Manor in order to complete the degree in two years at the transfer college.  Advisors and the Career and Transfer Center can help with course selection.)
  
  
• Must graduate from Manor with an Associates degree
  
  
• Must enroll within one year of graduation from Manor College
  
  
• Must not have attended any other college between graduation from Manor and enrolling at the Dual admissions college
  
  
• Manor students may sign only one “Intent to Transfer” form for Dual Admissions

Need more information?
Talk to your advisor or visit the Manor College Career and Transfer Center.

Need an “Intent to Transfer” form?
You can only get one from the Manor College Career and Transfer Center.

Remember: While you may only obtain and send in one “Intent to Transfer” form, you can apply via regular admissions, if you wish, to other colleges.

Colleges/Universities with which Manor College has Dual Admission Agreements for Specific Majors
Note: Institutions marked with an asterisk have a Core-to-Core Agreement with Manor College.

See what Schools offer the major you want

“Non-traditional” Bachelor Degree completion options:
Immaculata University Center for Lifelong Learning
 (has an accelerated format with evening classes and on-line programs)

Accepts all Manor credits and almost all majors for transfer to a Bachelor of Arts Degree in:

• Financial Management
• Human Performance Management
• Information Technology (classroom only)
• Organizational Dynamics
• Health Care Management

Course equivalency guides:
Chestnut Hill College
Gwynedd Mercy College
Holy Family University
Rosemont College

 

“Core to Core” (C2C)
A provision within most (not all) dual admissions agreements
* Core distribution requirements at the 4 year college are fulfilled by the completing Manor College’s core course requirements.      
* Manor graduates do not have to take core distribution courses when they enroll at 4 year dual admissions colleges.  There may be a few exceptions at some colleges, e.g., an additional Religion course.

NOTE: There may be advising qualifiers in the C2C that need to be addressed (e.g. specific math or history course) - academic advisers can help with this.
For example:

            Manors Core                                                             C2C Advising qualifier
            Mathematics elective                                                 Take Statistics
            History elective                                                         Take Western Civilization

Benefits

• Guaranteed Admissions with junior status
• Application fees to 4-year institutions are waived
• Opportunity to complete Bachelor’s in 2 years
• Transfer scholarships for Manor graduates under Dual Admissions program (Most require GPA of 3.0 +)
• Manor’s tuition is less than 4 year college’s – SAVE $$$
• Earn an Associate’s Degree before transferring to a Bachelor granting institution

 Articulation Agreement

• Transfer agreement
• Program courses in Associates Degree are evaluated and matched with equivalent courses in a Bachelor’s program.
• Students know ahead of time what courses and number of credits will transfer from Manor into their program at 4-year college
• Know what courses will need to be taken at 4 year college

Course Equivalency Guides

• Programs not covered at a 4 year institution by a Dual Admissions or articulation agreement with Manor are reviewed on course-by-course basis for transfer credit.
• The 4 year institution provides the equivalency guide.