Transfer Services
FIND YOUR HOME
We want every driven student to enjoy ECSU’s high-quality, high-value learning and nurturing community. We're the community you’re looking for. Once you enroll, members of our staff and faculty are ready to support you throughout your academic journey.
North Carolina Community College transfer students who have earned an AA or AS degree meeting the requirements of the North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement should refer to the Elizabeth City State University North Carolina Community College Degree Plans.
We’ll make the transfer process clear and simple. Use the processes and requirements below as a guide. If you have any questions, please contact us.
- Submit an official college transcript(s) for all colleges attended or attempted coursework (official transcripts must be sent to us directly from each individual college or university either electronically or by mail)
- Minimum cumulative GPA in college-level coursework: 2.0
- Submit an official college transcript(s) for all colleges attended or attempted coursework (official transcripts must be sent to us directly from each individual college or university either electronically or by mail)
- Minimum cumulative GPA in college level coursework: 2.0
- Must meet freshman admission requirements (Please refer to our freshman admissions requirements page, Prospective Students)
- Submit an official college transcript(s) for all colleges attended or attempted coursework
- Minimum cumulative GPA from the school you recieved the Associate in Arts or Associate in Science: 2.0
PAYING FOR COLLEGE
For financing options and estimated costs, visit the links below.
QUESTIONS? WE'RE HERE TO HELP.
Director of Transfer Services
252-335-3533
safranks@ecsu.edu
Assistant Director of Transfer Services
252-335-8301
vtetheridge@ecsu.edu
Transfer Admissions Counselor
252-335-3534
rgcabbler@ecsu.edu
Recruitment and enrollment practices
Elizabeth City State University does not engage in predatory recruitment or enrollment practices. Federal law prohibits higher education institutions from using commissions, bonuses, or other incentive payments based on enrollment success.