NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Why Transfer Students Choose National University 

National University is excited to announce the articulation agreement for the Bachelor of Paralegal Studies pathway with South Puget Sound Community College, offering a seamless academic pathway to graduation. With this program, NU has enhanced SPSCC's coursework to support you in achieving your academic goals.

Admissions Requirements:

• An undergraduate program admission guarantees with a minimum GPA requirement of 2.0.

What students choose NU:

• 4-week courses available 
• Year-round enrollment 
• Flexible online classes 
• Transfer your credits any time 
• 190+ degrees, credentials, and certificates 
• Scholarships available 
• Yellow Ribbon and Military Friendly® School 
• 230,000+ alumni worldwide 

NU Supports The Whole You

Through the power of NU’s innovative Whole Human Education™, there are no barriers to what you can achieve.

You’ll get the academic, emotional, career, financial, and family support needed to reach your personal and professional goals. You can study Online and, on the go,

while learning career relevant skills. Find out how National University can help you reach your educational and professional goals.

Visit www.nu.edu to learn more!

To learn more about BS Paralegal Pathway, kindly contact Monir Masoud by visiting https://linktr.ee/mmasoud_NU .

EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE

Upside-Down Transfer Option

The Upside-Down transfer option allows a block of 90 quarter credits to be transferred after successful completion of 32 quarter credits at Evergreen.

The following degrees may be eligible for the Upside-Down transfer option:

• Associate of Applied Science-Transfer (AAS-T)
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
• Associate of Technical Arts (ATA)
• Associate of Applied Technology (AAT)

To qualify for the Upside-Down transfer option, a student must complete the following prior to starting classes at Evergreen:

• Earn a 2.5 cumulative college-level GPA
• Complete English 101 or equivalent earning a “C” grade (2.0) or better
• Earn a minimum of 20 academic quarter hours of college-level credits with a GPA of 2.0 or higher in each course.  No more than 10 credits earned in the same subject area can count toward the 20 credit minimum and English 101 may count towards this requirement.