Salt Lake Community College Transfer Program
Invest in yourself with a degree that makes you stand out in the crowd. Our small campus and tight-knit community mean you'll receive a personalized education and develop strong relationships with faculty and staff. A Westminster education sets you up for lifelong success.
Graduate On Time
As a Salt Lake Community College student, you have a clear pathway to earning a Westminster College degree. Complete your associate's at SLCC, become a Westminster Griffin, and affordably earn your bachelor's degree—all in 4 years.
Meet Your Transfer Enrollment Coordinators
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Kyle McKim
Assistant Director, Admissions
Kyle McKim
- Full-Time Staff
- Assistant Director, Admissions
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Navigating academic catalogs, advisor meetings, and financial aid offices can be overwhelming. Add the stress of making sure your credits transfer as expected, and you have a full plate.
Here's the low-down: Westminster accepts 72 semester hours of course credit from a regionally accredited 2-year institution (like SLCC) and 88 semester hours of course credit from all regionally accredited 4-year institutions.
We also accept a previously earned associate degree or an interstate passport as your general education. If you haven't earned an associate's or interstate passport, then we will make a customized plan for you to complete our college-wide learning goals.
We've created simple pathways to help you plan your 4 years at SLCC and Westminster. Choose a path and take the first step to making your Westminster experience a reality.
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Transfer Admissions Guarantee
If you have completed an Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degree from Salt Lake Community College you may be eligible for guaranteed admission and a minimum annual scholarship of $12,000.
Tuition and Aid
There's no better investment than you. Westminster offers scholarships and financial aid to qualified students based on merit, need, and talent. The Financial Aid Office will work with you individually through every step of the financial aid process.