Why Transfer Students Should Consider Boston Architectural College

More than seventy percent of BAC students are transfer students coming from community colleges, four-year institutions, and graduate programs. In the last three years, transfer students from 28 states and 13 countries have enrolled in the BAC. Transfer students are not only accepted to the BAC—they are welcomed, and their previous life experiences are valued. Students worldwide are encouraged to explore transferring to the BAC. Upon expressing interest in the College, prospective transfer students are connected with an admissions counselor who supports them throughout the entire application process and is there to answer questions. Additionally, The BAC works closely with community colleges with architecture and design programs. Many are official articulation partners, meaning the transfer process is seamless. BAC faculty evaluate students' transcripts and clearly communicate with them about which credits and coursework will transfer to their degree. This close evaluation ensures that transfer students begin their BAC program at a level where they are appropriately challenged.