Transfer Information Session
— Carnegie Building, 31 N College Ave
Transfer Student Admission
You (and Your Transfer Credits) are Welcome Here
- All admitted transfers are guaranteed a scholarship ranging from $27,000–$35,000.
- All Phi Theta Kappa students qualify for our top scholarship of $35,000 per year (applies to first-time transfer students not previously enrolled at LVC).
- Additional need-based aid is available when you file FAFSA—use LVC school code 003288.
After you enroll at LVC, an academic advisor will help you register for courses and get ready to join the LVC community. We’re with you every step of the way.
Community College Scholarship
To be considered for this full-tuition scholarship, students must earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree by May 2025 from one of our community college partners (Harrisburg Area Community College [HACC], Lehigh Carbon Community College [LCCC], Montgomery County Community College [MCCC], or Reading Area Community College [RACC]), have a 3.0+ GPA, and apply to LVC for the Fall semester by April 4, 2025.
Students who meet these requirements will be asked to attend an on-campus interview with our scholarship committee. Recipients are selected after the interviews are complete.
Additional Application Information
- No minimum transfer credits are required.
- For Early Childhood or Special Education, you will need a minimum 3.0 GPA to transfer to LVC’s program.
- All Music/Music-related majors require an audition.
- Transfer students are welcome to apply to the Nursing program if they meet the following requirements:
- 3.0 cumulative GPA from all colleges attended
- 6 credits in Psychology
- 8 credits in Anatomy and Physiology (with a lab) and a B or higher
- Students requesting to transfer will be considered on a case-by-case basis
- If you are interested in Speech Language Pathology, please select Communication Sciences and Disorders as your major.
- At this time, the 6-year PT program is only available to first-year students. We invite transfer students interested in Physical Therapy to major in Exercise Science and apply for the Doctorate of Physical Therapy program after completion of their baccalaureate degree.
In Their Words
When I visited LVC, right away my experience felt very different from any other college tour I had been on. I was expecting a tour similar to the tours I had been on before where you get lumped into a large crowd of students to briefly view the campus and its professors. Instead, my tour of LVC was incredibly personal, and for the first time, it made me feel like a college was genuinely interested in what I could offer as a student.
Olivia Tassou
’26,
Psychology, Transfer
