Transfer From Tri-C to BW

Baldwin Wallace and Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) are preferred transfer partners, meaning our colleges are committed to working together on a common goal — helping students build a bridge from Tri-C to BW. A maximum of 62 semester hours may transfer from two-year or community colleges. Courses transferred from Tri-C count directly toward your major or minor, core requirements, or electives — all are valuable credit toward the minimum 124 credits needed to graduate. All approved courses with a grade of C or better will transfer to Baldwin Wallace, given that they fall within the academic scope and level of BW's programs. Grades of C- or below do not transfer.

We want to help you make every course count toward a BW degree! Innovative programs like Dual Admission and Associate to Bachelor's (A2BW), and great tools like the online transfer guide have all been created to make transferring to BW a smooth and positive experience.

Transfer Scholarships for Tri-C Students

Baldwin Wallace University offers Tri-C Transfer Scholarships ranging from $7,000-11,000, a $1,000 Associate Award, and a $1,000 Phi Theta Kappa Award. Students majoring in STEM areas can apply for a renewable $5,000 Choose Ohio First Transfer Scholarship. Additional scholarships are also available. Learn more about transfer scholarships and financial aid.

A2BW – Associate to Bachelor's Program

The Associate to Bachelor Program (A2BW) ensures that your associate degree earns you maximum transfer credit while streamlining completion of your bachelor's degree at Baldwin Wallace University. The A2BW program leads to most bachelor degree programs at Baldwin Wallace. Some BW programs may require that A2BW students complete additional requirements beyond the minimum 62 credits (for example, athletic training, exercise science, conservatory of music majors, education majors, and other majors that may lead to professional certification or licensure).

A2BW Pathways have been approved by BW and Tri-C to show you how courses in various Tri-C associate degree programs can maximize degree requirements at BW in lots of different majors. Watch for more A2BW Pathways to be added on both the BW and Tri-C web pages as additional majors are developed. If there is a specific program you are interested in seeing, contact admission@bw.edu and let us know.

BIOLOGY PATHWAYS

BUSINESS-RELATED PATHWAYS

CHEMISTRY PATHWAYS

AS to BS in chemistry with biology minor

COMPUTER SCIENCE RELATED PATHWAYS

EDUCATION RELATED PATHWAYS

AAS to BSEd in early childhood education

PSYCHOLOGY PATHWAYS

Dual Admission

Dual Admission is a special transfer program between Tri-C and BW. New Tri-C students with less than 25 credits can start their college degree at Tri-C with a commitment of admission to BW once they complete their associate degree. From their first courses at Tri-C, dual admission students know they are on-track toward their goals of earning a bachelor's degree from Baldwin Wallace and can enroll in one BW class each fall and spring semester while attending Tri-C.

How Will My Classes Transfer to BW?

For details on how all courses transfer BW, including those in major areas of study, use the BW online transfer guide.

Find out which Tri-C courses meet BW's Core Curriculum.

COLLEGE CREDIT PLUS (CCP)

If you are a high school student currently taking college courses at Tri-C under College Credit Plus/dual enrollment, and choose to enroll at Baldwin Wallace once you graduate from high school, BW will award college credit for many of your completed courses (C or better). BW's online transfer guide shows how courses transfer from Tri-C, or talk with a BW admission counselor.

Talk with a BW Transfer Counselor

Sit down with us at Baldwin Wallace or at one of the Tri-C campuses. We'll show you how your Tri-C courses will transfer, answer your questions and tell you all about the BW experience. Admission counselors visit the various Tri-C campuses regularly throughout the school year and would love to meet you there!

Request a Transfer Evaluation

You can also send or email the Admission Office your transcripts and request a transfer evaluation. A transfer counselor will review them and explain how your credits work toward a BW degree