Consortium Transfer Policy Frequently Asked Questions
No, only Ferris classes will be factored into your GPA. For financial aid purposes,
your credits taken at the CC will be used for federal financial aid reporting and
potential fulfillment of academic degree requirements.
Any students in a statewide or online aid-eligible off-campus/consortium program should
submit a consortium form for every semester registered at the CC. Only approved CC
credits will be processed under the consortium transfer policy.
No, past coursework will not be processed under this policy.
No, you can be a consortium student and not be receiving financial aid. Ferris is
stating that if you are in a consortium program and the ability to get aid for consortium
classes exists, that with an approved consortium form those classes fall under the
consortium transfer policy.
Not necessarily; whether or not the approved courses fulfill academic program requirements
is dependent on University and academic program standards. (i.e.: most programs require
a 300 level English course, so the ENGL 200 equivalent course must transfer in as
a C to meet the pre-req for the 300 level course).
No, when transferring classes that were not approved, the Ferris Transfer Policy applies.
