We’re happy to hear that you’re considering completing your college coursework at Drury. It’s our goal to make sure your transition to Drury is as seamless as possible. Resources for the transfer and application process are online, but please reach out to us if you have any questions.
Drury has a rolling admission policy. This means applications are accepted until the beginning of each term. A few weeks are usually needed to complete the process and check credit transfers. It is recommended transfer students apply by September 1st for a January start term and by December 1st for the following (August) start term. All transcripts should be mailed to Drury’s mailing address:
Drury University
Office of Admission
900 N. Benton Ave
Springfield, MO 65802
We also accept transcripts electronically via email or electronic service to druryad@drury.edu.
Markee Hebden
Transfer Admission Counselor
BAY 109
Office: (417) 873-3027
Text: (417) 607-6339
mhebden@drury.edu
Transfer courses accepted by Drury University are included when calculating SAP as hours attempted and hours earned. To learn more about GPA and maintaining academic progress please visit this webpage.
Drury only accepts course work from accredited U.S. colleges and institutions of higher education abroad. All transcripts are evaluated course by course. Classes must be similar in content to courses in the Drury curriculum to qualify.
If your transfer credit meets our guidelines, it will most likely be accepted. To graduate, you must complete the last 30 semester hours at Drury. Architecture students must complete the last 60 hours.
You must disclose all schools attended. Sometimes students have “W’s” on their transcript or have failed coursework, and while you wouldn’t receive credit, those transcripts still need to be sent.
If you would like to enroll at another college while attending Drury, you must get prior approval. This includes for any coursework you intend to transfer.
A transcript evaluation is completed by the Registrar’s Office for each transfer applicant. It lists:
The catalog specifies which courses fulfill each major. Your advisor will discuss the degree requirements during scheduling of classes.
The transcript evaluation is issued at the beginning of the first semester before registration. You can request an evaluation at any time in the admission process once you’ve been admitted to the university. Contact your admission counselor