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Continue your college journey at FHSU as a transfer or returning student. Review admission requirements, transfer credits, tuition, financial aid, and next steps to understand your path to admission.
Explore your admission requirements based on your academic history to understand your path to admission.
Apply as a transfer student if you have attended another college or university after graduating from high school.
Review the admission requirements based on the number of transferable college credits you have earned.
Meet the following requirements:
Meet the following requirements:
Apply as a returning student if you previously attended FHSU and are ready to continue your enrollment.
Review the application steps to guide you through restarting your enrollment at FHSU.
The Registrar’s Office is here to help you understand your requirements, submit transcripts, and take the next step toward becoming a Tiger.
Make the most of the work you have already completed. See how your previous coursework may transfer and count toward your degree at FHSU.
Transfer credit may be accepted from:
Gather these items to complete your transfer credit review:
Compare your previous coursework using our course equivalency tools to understand how your credits may apply:
Preview how your credits may apply before you enroll to help you plan your next steps:
Your previous coursework may fulfill general education requirements.
General education may be complete if you have:
If not completed, your advisor will help you identify remaining requirements and plan your coursework.
Receive credit for military training, experience, and coursework based on American Council on Education (ACE) recommendations.
Military-Connected Student Services can guide you through the process and available resources.
Earn additional credit through exams or prior learning experiences to make progress toward your degree:
Explore Credit by Examination and Credit for Prior Learning to understand how you may earn credit.
Apply and submit your documents to receive your official transfer credit evaluation.
The Registrar’s Office can help you understand how your credits transfer, review evaluation results, and move forward with your academic plan.
Start your transfer or returning student application with confidence. This guide walks you through each step so you know what to do and what to expect. Most students finish in about 10–15 minutes.
Have a few key details ready before you start to help your application move smoothly and save time.
Have Ready:
High School Information:
Colleges or Post-Secondary Schools Attended:
Residency and Contact Information:
Step 1 of 8
Use your personal email address (not a school email). You can save and return to complete your application at any time.
Step 2 of 8
Select your academic level, application type, and program to confirm your pathway and start term. This helps ensure you see the correct application and requirements.
Make Your Selections:
Step 3 of 8
Provide your personal information to confirm your identity and match your academic records.
Enter Your Information:
If you do not have a Social Security Number, select ITIN to ensure your application is processed correctly.
Step 4 of 8
Enter your high school information to help evaluate your application.
High School Details:
Step 5 of 8
Enter your college information to help evaluate your coursework and apply any eligible credits.
College Details:
Step 6 of 8
Enter transcript details for each school you attended to verify your academic record and review your GPA.
Transcript Information:
Providing accurate transcript information helps keep your admission and credit evaluation moving smoothly.
Step 7 of 8
Enter your test scores if you plan to include them with your application.
If you do not have your scores, you can access them through your testing account or school counselor.
Step 8 of 8
Review your information and submit your FHSU transfer/returning application.
Application Fee:
After You Submit:
The Registrar’s Office can help you move through the application process with confidence, submit required materials, and stay on track for admission.
Cost is an important part of your college decision.
Explore tuition for transfer and returning students, as well as available scholarships, to continue your FHSU journey with affordable, supportive resources.
Review tuition and fees based on your residency and whether you study on campus or online to help plan your college expenses at FHSU.
This map shows where reduced tuition rates apply for FHSU students attending classes on campus.
See estimated on-campus costs based on a typical full-time course load of 30 credit hours per academic year.
| Cost Category | Resident/Regional | MSEP | Non-Resident |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition & Fees | $6,475.20 | $9,068.70 | $19,536.90 |
| Books & Supplies | $700 | $700 | $700 |
| Room & Board | $9,309 | $9,309 | $9,309 |
| Annual Estimated Cost | $16,120.90 | $18,567.40 | $28,443.10 |
| Cost Per Credit Hour | $215.84 | $302.29 | $651.23 |
Note: Tuition and fees are set annually by the Kansas Board of Regents and may change. MSEP tuition rates apply only to eligible students enrolled in on-campus programs.
Continue receiving your MSEP (Midwest Student Exchange Program) tuition rate by completing the required MSEP form through the Registrar’s Office and meeting the following requirements:
Learn from anywhere with FHSU Online and pay one consistent per-credit tuition rate.
$275.65 per credit hour
*Tuition and fees are set annually by the Kansas Board of Regents and may change.
Find scholarships for transfer and returning students that help make college more affordable and support your continued progress at FHSU, whether you study on campus or online.
Receive automatic consideration for transfer scholarships as a new, full-time on-campus transfer student when your college transcripts are received.
GPA-Based Awards:
Receive additional scholarships as a Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) member, recognizing your academic achievement.
PTK Kansas All-Academic Team:
PTK (Member):
Explore PTK scholarship details and requirements to understand your eligibility and next steps.
Receive a $12,200 annual scholarship to help make on-campus attendance more affordable as a transfer student from California or Florida.
Eligibility:
Find additional scholarships for transfer students, including competitive and department-based awards.
Opportunities Include:
View all scholarship opportunities on the FHSU Scholarship Application page to find scholarships that align with your background and goals.
Receive a one-time award covering a free 3-credit-hour course to help reduce your first-term costs as a fully online transfer student.
Eligibility:
Learn more about this scholarship and how to apply.
Receive additional scholarships as a Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) member, recognizing your academic achievement.
PTK Kansas All-Academic Team:
PTK (Member):
Explore online PTK scholarship details and requirements to understand your eligibility and next steps.
Receive a $500 scholarship to support your studies as a fully online, degree-seeking transfer or returning student living outside Kansas.
Eligibility:
Application Deadlines:
Explore scholarship details and application information to understand your eligibility and plan your next steps.
Find additional scholarships for transfer and returning online students, including opportunities based on your background, affiliation, or employer.
Opportunities Include:
View all online scholarship opportunities to find scholarships that match your background and goals.
The Office of Admissions can help you explore tuition, scholarships, and funding opportunities to help you plan for college costs.
Complete the FAFSA to determine your eligibility for federal grants, work-study, scholarships, and student loans. Follow these steps to get started and understand what to expect after you submit.
Gather the following before you begin to help you complete your FAFSA quickly and accurately:
Filing early can help maximize your eligibility, as aid is limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
Review your financial aid offer to understand your options and plan your next steps:
The Financial Assistance Office is here to help you understand financial aid requirements and navigate grants, scholarships, work-study, and loan programs.
Find quick answers to common questions about cost, financial aid, scholarships, and applying to FHSU.
Complete your application by following these steps to get started:
Follow step-by-step application details on the How to Apply tab to guide you through the process.
Transfer admission requirements are based on the number of college credits you have completed:
Review full requirements on the Requirements tab to see how they apply to you.
Transfer your previously earned credits from qualifying coursework and experience to make the most of what you have already earned:
Request a free Unofficial Transcript Evaluation to see how your credits may transfer.
Apply transfer credits toward your bachelor’s degree to plan your path to graduation:
Apply community college credits based on your degree and coursework to understand how they fit your program:
Learn how transfer courses are evaluated to see how your credits may apply toward your degree.
Yes, find scholarships based on your academic background and enrollment status to help manage your college costs:
View scholarship opportunities to find scholarships that match your background and goals.
Track your application as it is reviewed so you know what to expect:
Yes, you can enroll in a fully online degree program that supports your goals and schedule.
Explore online programs to find the best fit for you.
Yes, you may need to submit new transcripts if you completed coursework at another institution since your last enrollment at FHSU.
The Registrar's Office can help answer questions about transcripts and support you through the document submission process.
Yes, you can apply for financial aid and explore scholarship opportunities to help support your education:
Review the FAFSA (Financial Aid) tab to understand your options and next steps.
The Registrar's Office is here to answer your questions and connect you with the resources you need throughout the application process.