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Students from other institutions attending B-W:
The College may admit a student who has a 2.0 GPA and is in good standing at another institution for specific course work at Baldwin-Wallace.  This course work may apply toward a degree at the student's home institution, based upon regulations at that institution.  A transient student application form is available from the Office of Admission and must be submitted for each semester of enrollment.

B-W students attending other institutions:
Baldwin-Wallace College students may be approved to attend another accredited institution during any academic term and transfer credits to their degree programs at the College.  A Transient Student Permit Form must be obtained from the Office of Registration and Records.  Students must be in good academic standing at the College.  Course selections must be approved by both the academic department chairperson in whose department the course work will apply and the Registrar of the College.  Students completing courses at Cuyahoga Community College, Lakeland Community College and Lorain County Community College which are listed in the respective Transfer Guides do not need to obtain departmental approval.

Students are required to complete their last 32 semester hours of course work in residence at Baldwin-Wallace.  Special requests for transient status in the last 32 semester hours must be approved by the Registrar.  Transient course work transferred to the College is subject to all policies and provisions governing transfer work stated in the College Catalog.  A transient student may not enroll in more credits at another institution than normally could be completed at Baldwin-Wallace College in a comparable time period.

Students generally may not be enrolled in two institutions during the same semester without approval of the Registrar or enrollment in the NOCHE Cross Registration program endorsed by the College.  Students wishing to complete correspondence work at other institutions are considered in transient, and are subject to all policies and provisions governing transient status stated herein.