Thank you for choosing to continue your graduate studies here with us at SEBTS! 


Generally speaking, if courses were taken at an accredited institution, we will transfer those credits. Where those credits would apply to a degree here at SEBTS depends on what the transfer course is and its equivalency here. It may be helpful to read through our Transfer Policies to get a better idea of how credits transfer. 

 

Non-Students

Our Admissions team is able to do Unofficial Evaluations where you can provide them with your unofficial transcripts or transfer credits, and they give you information on how they would transfer to us. Sometimes one degree may use more of your credits than another, and Admissions would be able to provide that sort of information as well! If this is something you are interested in, you can send them an email at admissions@sebts.edu, and they would love to assist you!

 

Students

Please fill out the transcript evaluation request form to have your transcript(s), AP scores, and/or CLEP scores evaluated and your credits transferred to Southeastern. Use your student ID email or the email you used to apply to Southeastern to log in. You will need to select “Forgot Your Password?” and create a new password. You can then log in with your new password and complete the form. This will be your login information for this site from here on out. To access the form, you will need to be on a secure network due to the form requesting private information.

 

As a reminder: At least 1/3 of the credits for graduate degrees must be completed through SEBTS, and at least 1/4 of the credits for undergraduate degrees must be completed through the College at Southeastern. This means credits earned via transfer or advanced standing (e.g., SCP Exams) cannot exceed 2/3 of graduate degrees or 3/4 of undergraduate degrees credits. 


This process usually takes 2-3 weeks, and your official transcript(s), AP score, and/or CLEP scores will need to be sent to the Admissions office to be filed beforehand for us to evaluate them.