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If you’re transferring from another school, you’ll be evaluated for admission based on your previous course work, grades, activities and involvement, and an optional personal statement. We don’t have minimum requirements for grades or test scores. Instead, we’re interested in your academic and life experiences. Transfer students in particular often demonstrate professionalism, maturity, and self-awareness—qualities that enhance our community and elevate the classroom experience for all students.
Transfer FAQs Transfer Program Paths Joint Agreement-Intent to Enroll
How to apply
You can apply to AIC online or you can print and mail a paper application to us here:
American International College
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
1000 State Street
Springfield, MA 01109
A special note for nursing transfer students…
In addition to completing your application, please submit a copy of your CURRENT schedule to admissions@aic.edu (a screenshot of your schedule is fine!)
You can also mail a copy of your schedule to:
American International College
Undergraduate Admissions
1000 State Street
Springfield, MA 01109
What you’ll need to apply
High school diploma
An unofficial copy of your high school diploma or GED is required. If you were home-schooled or don’t have a traditional transcript, please contact an admissions counselor at admissions@aic.edu or 413.205.3201 for help.
Official college/university transcript(s)
We can’t review your application without an official copy of your transcript from any college or university you attended. Please send transcripts to:
American International College
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
1000 State Street
Springfield, MA 01109
Letter of recommendation (optional)
A letter of recommendation is optional but is a good way for us to learn more about you. You can submit more than one, but the number of letters doesn’t factor into our decision-making process. Instead, we look at what people say about you and your ability to be successful in college.
Note: If you’re applying to health sciences, we strongly encourage a letter of recommendation, especially one that speaks to your ability in the healthcare field.
Personal statement (optional)
Personal statements are also optional, but they’re a great way to tell your story first hand, and help us learn about your passions, interests, and goals. If you’re worried about your GPA or test scores, or have had a personal experience that impacted your academics, a personal statement can give us the bigger picture.
Expectations for Health Sciences applicants
Our health science programs (including Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Occupational Therapy) require a more rigorous demonstration of academic ability and experience. If you’re applying to one of these programs, you need to meet the following requirements:
Nursing:
Please see the Transfer Nursing Admissions guide.
Physical Therapy:
- 3.2 cumulative transfer GPA
- Demonstrated knowledge in college level lab science
- Recommended Coursework:
- English I & II
- Intro to Psychology
- Precalculus
- Statistics
- Biology I & II
- Anatomy and Physiology I & II
- Chemistry I & II
Occupational Therapy:
- 2.9 cumulative transfer GPA
- Demonstrated knowledge in college level lab science
- Recommended Coursework:
- English I & II
- Intro to Psychology
- Intro to Sociology
- Abnormal Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Anatomy and Physiology I
English proficiency
All students who wish to attend American International College must demonstrate English proficiency. Non-native speakers who wish to be considered for admissions must demonstrate proof of English proficiency. Proof of English proficiency can be demonstrated in one of the following ways:
- Minimum TOEFL score of 72 (internet based test) with no subset score lower than 18.
- Minimum Duolingo English Test (DET) score of 105.
- Minimum IETLS score of 6.5, with no bands below a 6.0.
- Minimum SAT English based reading and writing score of 500.
- Minimum ACT English and Reading score of 37.
In some instances, non-native speakers of English may have their English proficiency requirement waived.
Students seeking to have their requirement waived should contact their admissions counselor for waiver requirements and guidelines.
Activities summary
We like to know what you do outside the classroom. This is your chance to highlight special skills or talents, interesting experiences and personal accomplishments.
Already earned credits from one of our partner institutions? What to do next…
AIC’s articulation agreements with HCC and STCC offer exceptional cost savings options for students by recognizing coursework pursued at the community college level. These agreements demonstrate the ongoing commitment AIC has to our reimagined strategic initiatives of Developing, growing, and sustaining mutually-beneficial relationships with College stakeholders and the community.
International Applicants
AIC was founded to give French Canadian immigrants to the U.S. a comfortable place to learn. More than 130 years later, we’re still committed to providing a positive learning environment for all international students.
Please visit the Office of International Student Life for more information on getting help with problems concerning your immigration status, social and personal adjustment to life in the United States and other personal matters and concerns.
How to apply
You can apply to AIC online or you can print and mail a paper application to us here:
American International College
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
1000 State Street
Springfield, MA 01109
What you’ll need to apply
Secondary school transcripts
AIC requires official transcripts for each year of secondary (high school equivalency) and post-secondary education (courses completed at a college/university). Transcripts which are not in English, or which have been completed outside of the United States, will require a
course-by-course credential evaluation. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with the
National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) or the
Center for Educational Documentation (CED) organization.
Course-by-course credit evaluation
AIC requires official transcripts for each year of secondary (high school equivalency) and post-secondary education (courses completed at a college/university). Transcripts which are not in English, or which have been completed outside of the United States, will require a
course-by-course credential evaluation. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with the
National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) or the
Center for Educational Documentation (CED) organization.
English proficiency
- AIC’s English proficiency requirement can be demonstrated in one of the following ways:
- Minimum TOEFL score of 72 (internet based test) with no subset score lower than 18.
- Minimum Duolingo English Test (DET) score of 105.
- Minimum IELTS score of 6.5, with no bands below a 6.0.
- Minimum SAT English based reading and writing score of 500
- Minimum ACT English and Reading score of 37
SAT/ACT scores and letter of recommendation (optional)
These items are not required but you can use them to demonstrate your academic ability and/or English proficiency.
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