Consistent
with
the
requirements
for
transfer
applicants,
Conservatory
transfer
applicants
must
submit:
Official
College
Transcripts
Please
submit
official
transcripts
from
ALL
colleges
and
universities
attended.
To
be
considered
official,
transcripts
must
be
mailed
-
electronic
or
hard
copy
-
directly
from
the
college/university
attended
to
the
Baldwin
Wallace
University
Office
of
Admission.
Electronic
transcripts
should
be
sent
to
admit@bw.edu.
Paper
copies
should
be
sent
to:
Admission
Office
Baldwin
Wallace
University
275
Eastland
Road
Berea,
OH
44017
Recommendation
Using
the
recommendation
form
within
the
online
applicant
portal,
provide
one
personal
or
professional
recommendation
from
a
professor,
employer
or
someone
who
is
familiar
with
your
goals
and
abilities
as
they
relate
to
successfully
pursuing
a
college
academic
program.
If
you
have
been
out
of
high
school
less
than
5
years:
High
School
Transcript
If
you
have
been
out
of
high
school
less
than
five
years,
or
if
you
have
completed
less
than
25
transferable
semester
hours
of
college/university
coursework
you
must
submit
your
high
school
transcript
directly
from
your
high
school
or
your
official
GED
if
you
did
not
finish
high
school.
Both
forms
can
be
accessed
in
the
online
applicant
portal.
ACT
or
SAT
Scores
If
it
has
been
five
years
or
more
since
you
graduated
from
high
school,
ACT/SAT
scores
are
not
normally
a
part
of
the
application
process.
However,
if
you
would
like
ACT/SAT
scores
to
be
included,
please
submit
official
scores.
Scores
listed
on
an
official
high
school
transcript
are
acceptable.
Student
Conduct
Form
The
student
conduct
form
within
the
online
applicant
portal
is
only
required
if
you
meet
the
following
criteria:
-
You
are
currently
enrolled
or
have
been
enrolled
as
a
full-time
student
within
the
last
academic
year.
-
The
college/university
attended
is
a
four-year
residential
campus.
-
When
requested
specifically
by
the
admission
committee.
Other
Information
Military
and
Veteran
Students
Students
with
military
training
and
experience
earn
valuable
college
credit
toward
a
bachelor's
degree
at
BW.
Additional
Supporting
Information
While
not
required,
an
admission
interview,
copy
of
a
resume,
written
personal
statement
and
list
of
training
workshops
and
seminars
are
examples
of
additional
information
that
may
help
us
get
to
know
you
better
during
the
admission
process.
Students
must
provide
evidence
of
their
preparation
and
fit
for
future
success
at
Baldwin
Wallace
University
consistent
with
code
of
conduct
statements
for
the
University,
program
or
profession.
All
aspects
of
a
student's
application
are
considered
and
used
as
the
primary
means
for
informing
an
admission
decision.
All
applications
and
credentials
submitted
for
admission
consideration
become
the
property
of
Baldwin
Wallace
University
when
they
are
submitted,
and
will
not
be
returned
in
original
or
copy
form.