Accepted Transfer Students
Congratulations on Your Admission to Le Moyne!
As you consider transferring to Le Moyne, we’ve got resources and events to help you decide if your next home is on the Heights. Join fellow admitted students on a visit to campus or schedule a one-on-one appointment to look at your transfer credits. We can’t wait to welcome you!
Made the decision to become a Dolphin? Secure your spot today.
Transform Your Future by Transferring to Le Moyne
Learn more about the transfer process at Le Moyne College. Please contact us at admission@lemoyne.edu with any questions.
Visit the Heights
Walk through the doors in Grewen. Have lunch in the caf. Take a look at the athletic center. To be on campus is to love campus. See if it fits you. If you're unable to find a time that works with your schedule, please call the Office of Transfer Admission at 315-445-4300 – we are happy to work with you to find an alternate date and time.
Set a Virtual Visit
Second best to being on campus is being on a computer with someone on campus. If you can’t make it to the Heights, be sure to sit down virtually with a respresentative from the Office of Transfer Admission to talk about your future.
File Your FAFSA for Financial Aid
File your FAFSA (domestic students only) online using Le Moyne’s code: 002748. The FAFSA will also provide a link to the New York State TAP application (NYS residents only). Notification of financial aid awards will be mailed to your home.
Make Your Deposit & Plan for Life as a Dolphin
Once you make your deposit, you’ll receive more information about next steps to prepare you for your journey on the Heights.
Take a Sneak Peak at TRANSFERmation to get a sense of the resources you’re provided as you begin your time on the Heights.
The journey is definitely not linear, and I’ve gained powerful tools such as patience, independence and a strong work ethic which will carry with me through all aspects of life. My experience in research has taught me to be set on my goals but flexible in my methods of achieving them, which is a perspective that has positively impacted my life in several ways.”
Life on the Heights
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