Ready to take the next giant leap forward in your college journey? Transfer to Purdue and gain the skills, experience and opportunities that come with studying at the Mitch Daniels School of Business.
At Purdue’s Mitch Daniels School of Business, transfer students like you bring real momentum.
You’ll join a cutting-edge business school at one of the nation’s top STEM universities. Our data-driven, tech-infused programs are designed for students who want to lead, solve real problems and build the future of business.
Transfer Requirements for the Daniels School of Business
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Apply the semester before your desired start term.
Students attending Ivy Tech or Vincennes University can pursue the Transfer Single Articulation Pathways program (TSAP), completing an associate degree and transferring to Purdue as a junior.
General Management is currently the only major with a TSAP Agreement.
Talk to your current academic advisor to make sure you’re on track with required courses before applying.
Note: The Daniels School’s Integrated Business and Engineering (IBE) program is closed to transfer students at both West Lafayette and Indianapolis and the Business Analytics and Information Management program is closed at Indianapolis.
To see how your current courses transfer to Purdue, you can use the Purdue Transfer Credit Database . Additional information on transfer credit guidelines can be found here.
Please note, this information is for current students and is subject to change. Once admitted to the Daniels School, your transcripts will be evaluated through Credit Evaluation. You and your advisor will then review how your courses transferred to Purdue and what remaining courses you will need to complete your degree. To receive transfer credit for any Daniels School of Business course, it must be completed at an AACSB-accredited institution to be considered for equivalency and as part of the review process, a syllabus will need to be provided for each course for which you are seeking transfer credit.