Request your transcript from your high school guidance office or Parchment.com. If you receive the transcript, do not open it. Place it in a larger envelope and send to Franklin College Office of Admissions through U.S. Mail. Transcripts must come directly from Parchment or your high school to be considered official.

If you have completed more than 24 credit hours of college credit, you do not need to submit a high school transcript.

Request your transcript from the institution’s website or Parchment.com. Transcripts must come directly from Parchment or your previous institution(s) to be considered official.

Franklin College is considered a military-friendly college. Veterans are encouraged to contact Jarrod Brett, VA certifying official in the Franklin College Office of Academic Records, jbrett@FranklinCollege.edu or 317.738.8132, for additional guidance. Visit the military applicants webpage for more information.

Franklin College and Ivy Tech have made specific arrangements to assist transfer students in completing their education.

• Some courses completed at Ivy Tech are pre-approved to fulfill equivalent courses at Franklin College. Check the list.
• Franklin College students with prior Ivy Tech coursework can become credited with an associate degree once here.
• Ivy Tech ASAP students can complete a bachelor's degree in 2 years and are guaranteed to be admitted to Franklin College via an agreement between the two schools. They may also be eligible for additional scholarships. Visit the IVY Tech ASAP page for more information.

Don’t see a course you are hoping to transfer? Please send Franklin College Office of Academic Records a current course syllabus to determine eligibility. If you no longer have access to the course syllabus, please request it from the professor who taught your course or from your institution’s registrar/academic records office. This will need to be done for each course not yet evaluated.

Franklin College will accept undergraduate transfer course work, credits by examination and other non-traditional credits presuming the following:

• Transfer courses were completed at a regionally accredited institution.
• The coursework is substantively equivalent to Franklin College coursework.
• Proper, timely documentation is provided in the form of official transcripts, test scores or the equivalent (This is the responsibility of the transfer applicant.)
• The grade awarded is equivalent to C- (1.67 on 4.00 scale) or above, or test score is equivalent to the requirement as outlined in the Academic Course Catalog available on the Franklin College Academics webpage.

All official transcripts of admitted students will be forwarded to the Franklin College Office of Academic Records for evaluation. Once the evaluation is finished, transfer students will receive an official report on transfer credits.