Community College of Philadelphia has two types of transfer agreements with Harrisburg University of Science and Technology: dual admissions and program-to-program. To benefit from any of these agreements students must earn an appropriate associate degree before transfer. These agreements are not exclusive of one another and the agreements can complement one another.

Dual Admissions

Harrisburg University and Community College of Philadelphia have developed a dual admissions agreement. This agreement is designed to assist students who earn an appropriate associate degree to transfer to Harrisburg University. Harrisburg University guarantees admissions on the condition that students meet all the requirements.

Admissions into a particular major is not guaranteed. Upon transfer, students earn junior standing for matching majors. Support and financial incentives, including scholarship awards, are built-in to offer students the best opportunity for success.

Dual Admissions Eligibility

Students who do not qualify for dual admissions, are still eligible to transfer to Harrisburg University. Please review the list of approved programs below and visit with a Community College of Philadelphia academic advisor or counselor for further assistance.

Program-to-Program

These are agreements in which an entire curriculum or program of study is accepted, so graduates of these specific associate degree programs transfer with advanced standing to a matching specific bachelor's degree program at Harrisburg University.

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Dual Admissions Eligibility

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology welcomes applicants to the Dual Admissions Program in order to facilitate the transfer of students from Community College of Philadelphia to Harrisburg University with third-year (junior) status for the purpose of entering a bachelor’s degree program.
To be eligible for this program, students must:

• Submit a dual admissions intent form before earning no more than 45 graded college level credits (grades of A, B, C, D, F) from Community College of Philadelphia or any other college/university. Once a student has completed this form, he or she is strongly encouraged to contact a Harrisburg University admissions representative and meet with a Community College of Philadelphia academic advisor or counselor to develop a course-taking strategy.
• Complete the Harrisburg University admissions application and appropriate admissions materials upon completion of 45 credits or during the last semester at Community College of Philadelphia.
• Graduate from Community College of Philadelphia with an Associate in Arts (A.A.), Associate in Science (A.S.) or Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree in one of the approved programs listed.
• Achieve a minimum Community College of Philadelphia cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0.
• Enroll directly to Harrisburg University within one year of completing an associate degree program of study from Community College of Philadelphia and not attend another institution between graduation and attendance at Harrisburg University.

To submit a Dual Admissions intent form, login to MyCCP and find “Transfer/Dual Admissions” on the top right side of the MyGPS tab.

NOTE:

• Students who have previously been matriculated to Harrisburg University are not eligible for the Harrisburg University dual admissions program.
• A full-time student admitted with third-year (junior) status to Harrisburg University will be able to complete most bachelor's degrees at Harrisburg University within four regular (fall/spring) semesters provided the student completes the appropriate associate degree program at Community College of Philadelphia and completes the appropriate sequence of his/her remaining course work at Harrisburg University.
• Grades of “C” or higher will transfer to Harrisburg University. The maximum number of credits that may be transferred to the student’s record is 87; no more than 70 may have been earned at a two-year institution. Credits five or more years old in the Computer and Information Sciences subjects are not transferrable.
• HU will accept credits through non-traditional means including but not limited to MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses), Armed Services Training Programs, Prior Learning, and Credit by Examination. Students should refer to the HU undergraduate catalog for information on these types of credit.

Advantages of Dual Admissions

Students who participate in dual admissions are eligible for the following benefits:

• Application fee to Harrisburg University will be waived.
• Scholarships for dual admissions students enrolled full-time (12 or more credits) with a final minimum cumulative 2.0 Community College of Philadelphia GPA.
• Informational meetings with Harrisburg University staff at Harrisburg University’s Philadelphia campus and Community College of Philadelphia main campus for assistance in matriculating to Harrisburg University.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Community College of Philadelphia dual admissions students who enroll on a full-time (12 or more credits a semester) basis are eligible to receive an academic scholarship based on their final cumulative 2.0 Community College of Philadelphia GPA.

Dual Admissions Scholarship

Full-time at Harrisburg University – enrolled in 12 or more credits a semester
The scholarship of up to $20,400 per year is calculated as a last dollar award and is applied to a student’s account after all other forms of grants, scholarships and the first $3,500 (in federal loans, payment plan, etc.) are applied. The scholarship will cover any remaining costs of tuition.

Scholarships may be renewed each year contingent upon the students submitting their FAFSA and remaining in good academic standing at HU. Students must maintain a 2.0 cumulative GPA at HU to remain in good standing. This scholarship is awarded for the fall and spring semesters only.

Applicants must apply for all state and federal grants before their respective deadlines. Students are strongly encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) before May 1st each year to determine if they are eligible for a state grant.

International students are not eligible for this scholarship but are eligible for merit scholarships such as the Advancing with Information Technology Scholarship, the Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship and others. Transfer students can go to http://harrisburgu.edu/hu-scholarships-grants/ or contact for more information regarding scholarships that may fit their needs.

Part-time Student – enrolled in less than 12 credits a semester

Eligible to participate in the Dual Admissions process but are not eligible for scholarship money.

Online Bachelor’s Student – enrolled in a fully online degree completion program

Eligible to participate in the Dual Admissions process but due to the already reduced tuition rate, are not eligible for admissions scholarships.

Contact Information

For information concerning transfer please schedule an appointment to visit a Community College of Philadelphia academic advisor or counselor. Students are also welcome to contact the transfer institution directly.

Community College of Philadelphia

Academic Advising
Bonnell Building, BG-12
1700 Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia, PA 19130
215-751-8777

Counseling Center
Bonnell Building, BG-7
1700 Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia, PA 19130
215-751-8169
counseling@ccp.edu

Harrisburg University

Brian T. Morris
Senior Transfer Admissions Counselor
717-901-5100 ext. 0123

Approved Academic Degree Programs

The following Associate in Arts (A.A.), Associate in Science (A.S.) and Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree programs at Community College of Philadelphia are approved for Dual Admissions to the corresponding degree programs at located at Harrisburg University’s Philadelphia campus or Online.

Students who do not qualify for dual admission and/or are interested in transfer for programs other than those listed, including those offered at Harrisburg University’s main campus should contact a Harrisburg University undergraduate admissions representative and/or meet with a Community College of Philadelphia academic advisor or counselor to discuss an appropriate plan of transfer.