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Transfer Form - Office of International Affairs - The Ohio State 2025

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The document is a request form for J-1 Exchange Visitor sponsorship transfer from The Ohio State University to another institution. It requires the scholar to provide personal information, confirm waiver status, and obtain signatures from both the scholar and an international adviser at the new institution. The form emphasizes the need for continuity in program dates and includes instructions for submission.

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How do I get into Ohio State as a transfer?

Applicants who have earned a cumulative 2.5 or better from all colleges and universities attended are typically competitive for admission to the Columbus campus. Grade trends and performance in courses key to the chosen major are considered in the admissions decision.

How do I schedule an appointment at OSU OIA?

Contact the front desk at +1 614-292-6101 or email us at iss@osu.edu.

What is the lowest GPA OSU will accept?

Unweighted high school academic GPA of 3.0 or higher (on a 4.0 scale), for science, math, social studies, English and foreign language courses only, AND. 2 years each of high school English and math credits COMPLETED at the time of application.

How long does it take to hear back from an Ohio State transfer application?

Transfer student dates by entry term Application completion deadlineReply date Autumn May 15 3 weeks after offer of admission Summer March 1 3 weeks after offer of admission Spring November 1 3 weeks after offer of admission

Is it harder to get accepted as a transfer student?

Transfer acceptance rates also vary by school, but data generally suggests it can be more challenging to get accepted as a transfer student at highly selective colleges as compared to first-time freshmen.

What GPA is needed to transfer to Ohio State?

Transfer students with at least 30 transferable semester hours (or the equivalent) and at least a 2.5 GPA on all previous course work enroll as pre-majors.

Is Ohio State transfer friendly?

Accepts Transfers: Transfer applicants are students who have earned college- or university-level credits after high school graduation. Nearly a third of the undergraduates who received a bachelors degree from Ohio State last year were transfer students.

Transfer Form - Office of International Affairs - The Ohio State 2025

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