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Affordable.
Keep your college cost as low as possible.
Fast.
Minimize your time to graduation.
Easy Credit Transfer.
Get the most out of your credits.
An Option for Everyone
There are two pathways to transfer to North Park. Some choose to transfer in as a traditional undergraduate student in one of our 40+ programs in any of our five undergraduate colleges and schools. Others choose to transfer in as a degree-completion student in our School of Professional Studies or in the RN-to-BSN program in our School of Nursing and Health Sciences.
Undergraduate Transfer
- Primarily daytime classes
- Fall and Spring semester classes, plus Summer Session
- Primarily on-campus in Chicago
- Transfer 12-90 credits
- 40+ majors and programs, plus pre-professional programs.
Degree-Completion
- Primarily online & evening classes
- 7-week class schedule with meetings just one night a week
- Fast-track programs
- Transfer up to 90 credits
- Seven programs offered by the School of Professional Studies (SPS)
- RN-to-BSN Degree Completion offered by the School of Nursing and Health Sciences
Transfer Student Resources
Transfer students have a lot of information to wade through as they transition to a new school. We have tools to help you understand your evaluation of transfer credits, answers to frequently asked questions, and more to help you adjust to life at North Park.
Transfer Credit
We accept transfer credits from both two- and four-year colleges and universities, and have specific transfer agreements with many community colleges in the Chicago area. You can transfer up to 90 semester hours of credit to North Park University.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
North Park University offers academic scholarships for transfer students and you can apply for any talent-based scholarships for which you qualify. North Park is committed to making college an affordable and valuable choice.
Campus Life
Transfer students at North Park are both commuters and on-campus residents. But no matter where you live, you can find ways to get involved in our campus life and extracurricular activities, from sports to French club and everything in between.