Transfer Students

Transfer to a Promising Future

We know your transfer journey is unique, which is why our process starts with getting to know you and your goals. Our admissions team is here to help you find the right academic program and make the transfer process simple and straightforward.

Transfer Day is Every Day

Why wait for a special event? If you're wondering how a different college environment might better suit your needs, schedule an appointment with an admissions counselor. We'll review your transcripts and answer all your questions so you have a clear understanding of the transfer process. Holy Family University offers a seamless transition, providing comprehensive support and resources for a smooth and successful academic journey.

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Finish Your Bachelor's Degree with Us

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Transfer your credits and complete your bachelor's degree at Holy Family University. We have nearly 40 majors to choose from.

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Scholarships? We've Got Those!

We offer generous scholarships ranging from $14,000 to $19,000. Plus, members of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society can receive an additional $2,000.

Note: You must enter Holy Family as a new full-time transfer student to be eligible for the PTK award.

Made Your Decision?

Once you've made your decision to join our family, you can pay your deposit and be eligible to schedule an appointment to register for classes.

Make sure you have your Holy Family email account set up so you can receive important updates about registration, orientation and housing.

Why Choose Holy Family?

Best Value

Holy Family University has been named one of Money magazine's Best Colleges in America and an Opportunity University by Carnegie.

Safest College

Niche ranked Holy Family the safest college in Philadelphia based on U.S. Department of Education data and student reviews.

Best Transfer University

We're proud to be recognized by Phi Theta Kappa for creating strong, supportive pathways for transfer students—an honor awarded to fewer than 10% of colleges and universities nationwide.