Transfer Applicants

Apply for spring or fall 2019! We value the hard work you’ve already invested in your education, and we appreciate the unique experience and perspective you bring to our campus community.

Have a question? We're here to help! Email admissions@gordon.edu or call 866.464.6736.

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  Complete the online application:

  APPLY ONLINE

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  Send in your $50 application fee
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  Send us your Transfer Verification Form:

  If you provided an email address for a college administrator such as a dean of students or academic dean, the Transfer Verification Form will be sent directly to that person. If you were unable to provide that information on your application, please do so by contacting your admissions counselor at admissions@gordon.edu. 

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  Send us your test scores and transcript(s):

  If you have completed 24 credits or more of collegiate work, please send us:

  • Your official college transcript(s) (If you’ve attended more than one college, please send us transcripts from each institution.)

  If you have completed fewer than 24 credits (one full academic year) of collegiate work post-high school graduation, please send us:

  • Your official high school and college transcript(s)
  • Your SAT or ACT scores (For SAT, visit www.collegeboard.org (school code 3417); for ACT, visit www.act.org (school code 1838). 
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  Schedule your admissions interview:

  The interview is one of the best ways to find out if Gordon is the perfect place for you! You can interview in person during a campus visit or over the phone with an admissions counselor. Learn more ➔

• If you’re planning to major in art or music, there are a few additional requirements.
  See the music admissions checklist and/or the art portfolio guidelines.

IMPORTANT DATES:

Send us your documents:

Gordon College
Office of Admissions
255 Grapevine Road
Wenham, MA 01984-9771

HAVE A QUESTION? We're here to help!
admissions@gordon.edu or 866.464.6736

Gordon College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.