Transfer Program
The University of Mobile is an incredible Next Step for optimizing your opportunities. Supportive faculty, staff and studentswill make your transition feel comfortable and beneficial.
UM’s transfer policies maximize coursework completed at other schools. Students who transfer to the University of Mobile from a community college or another four-year university have the advantage of a personal admissions counselor to advise and assist you each step of the way, from application to enrollment.
Transfer Student Admission Checklist
Fill out and submit an Application to the University of Mobile Enrollment Services Office.
Request an official copy of all previous college transcripts to be sent to the University of Mobile. Students transferring with less than 15 acceptable hours of transfer credit should submit ACT/SAT scores and a high school transcript.
Fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid online at FAFSA. The University of Mobile FAFSA code is 001029. All students who apply for scholarships or financial aid are encouraged to complete this form. Students who complete the application process are considered for all types of assistance.
Schedule an appointment through your personal enrollment counselor to discuss your individualized financial aid package. Call 800.WIN.RAMS or 251.442.2222.
Contact your enrollment counselor to schedule a time to register.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of tuition?
The private, Christ-centered education that the University of Mobile provides for its students is affordable. The cost of attending the University of Mobile varies from student to student depending upon scholarships, grants, and other aid for which the student is eligible. To compute your tuition cost, visit https://umobile.edu/financial-aid/to complete a cost estimator or call your admission counselor and request a personalized Cost Estimator.
Is there out-of-state tuition?
All students at the University of Mobile have the same tuition rate. There is not a higher rate of tuition if you live outside of Alabama.
Are there parking problems?
Parking is not a problem for University of Mobile students! Students living on campus park near their residence halls and walk to class, while commuters park in the many parking lots adjacent to buildings where classes are located. To register your vehicle on campus, please visit MyUM and go to the Campus Center tab.
Are there residence halls on campus for students?
Yes, there are a variety of residential choices ranging from suite-style to private-style rooms.Residence halls provide free internet, free cable, automated laundry, and 24-hour security. To view your options, visit https://umobile.edu/residential-living
What majors and minors does UM offer?
There are a wide variety of majors and minors available at the University of Mobile. See Areas of Study for complete listing. https://umobile.edu/programs-majors/
What is Focus Friday?
Focus Fridays are University of Mobile’s unique approach to learning. You attend classes Mondays through Thursdays, immersing yourself in academic programs that stretch your mind. Focus Fridays are your time to refresh, renew and reinvigorate. It’s your day to pursue your interests, explore your professional calling, volunteer and impact a community, grow spiritually and deepen your faith, relax or catch up on coursework.
Does UM have any Articulation agreements with Community Colleges?
Yes, our partnerships with local community colleges are very important. We aim to provide the best possible experience to transfer students. Our articulation agreements with Bishop State Community College and Coastal Alabama Community College are currently being updated and will be published as soon as possible
Are there VA Benefits?
Yes, the University of Mobile is a Yellow Ribbon School. You will find more information about VA Benefits here https://umobile.edu/veterans-affairs/
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