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Explore all your options to complete your bachelor's degree -- online or in-person.
Continuing your education is a big decision! Our dedicated transfer admission counselors are here to help advise you and guide along your transfer journey so you can acheive your goals and your degree seamlessly.
At Ursuline, your advisor is an expert in your intended major here. You will have continued guidance from your advisor so you will never have to worry about what courses you need to complete each semester to be on track to graduate.
We are local! Here are just a few of the benefits we provide our students: career counseling; internships; field placements; a new core curriculum that provides the breadth of the liberal arts experience; a safe, green campus; new fitness center; student organizations; academic support services; a Women's Center; professional development; research opportunities; and more! Come see for yourself. Schedule a visit here.
The U.S. Department of Education lists Ursuline as the most affordable private college in Ohio.
For students who've earned an associate's degree from a regionally-accredited institution, you will now benefit from:
Up to six waived credits in specific Core Curriculum areas of Art/Art Therapy/Music, Science, History/ Political Science, Psychology/Sociology, or Literature.
All credits earned as part of an associate's degree will be accepted as transfer credit by Ursuline College, include grades of C-, D+, D and D-, if earned in a college or university that has been accredited a recognized regional accrediting commissions. Restrictions apply for equivalencies within majors. Please review our Course Catalog for details.
Hear from our graduates! Explore more about their journeys and experiences here.
We are going to award you the maximum credit for what you've already accomplished in the classroom. Get an unofficial transcript evaluation. Specific transfer policies can be reviewed here.
Two enrollment options offer flexibility to suit your schedule preference: Daytime, in-person classes or Online, accelerated programs.
Not sure if you should consider applying to Ursuline's daytime undergraduate program or our online undergraduate program? The below chart shows the comparisons between these options.
| Daytime | Online | |
| Typical Student Profile | Students looking for a more traditional college experience, most students are between the ages of 18 - 25 | Non-traditional students, working adults and those with children |
| General class times | Between 8 AM - 5 PM, Monday-Friday | Flexible, online classes. No set login times |
| Start times | 2 starts per year: August or January | 9 starts per year: every 5 weeks, year-round |
| Length of courses | 15 week classes, typically taking 12 credits if a full-time student | Courses offered in 5, 7, 10, or 15 weeks sessions, depending on major or course content |
| Ways to learn | Face-to-face classes exclusively on the Ursuline campus during the day | Anywhere - 100% online, asynchronous courses |
| Tuition | Flat-rate tuition for full-time students | Per-credit-hour tuition |
| Scholarships | Eligible for merit scholarships | Eligible for a yearly PTK honor society scholarship, external scholarships |
| Financial Aid | Yes. Eligible for grants, loans and scholarships with the completion of a FAFSA | Yes. Eligible for grants and loans with the completion of a FAFSA |
| Available Majors & Certificates | 20+ majors | Business, Humanities, Respiratory Care, RN-to-BSN, Psychology, or Social Work. Certificates in Financial Planning, Digital Marketing and Project Management |
| Success Stories | Hear from our graduates | Hear from our online graduates |
We've taken the guesswork out of transferring! Our approved pathways can help you determine the requirements needed to earn your bachelor's degree at Ursuline. These pathways can help you also plan out your sequencing at your current commuity college to help you maximize your transfer credits.
