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UNC Pembroke's Transfer Pathways give you access to top academic and career opportunities. We partner with leading schools in North Carolina and beyond. Choose from a wide range of respected institutions. Whether you're interested in healthcare, engineering, business or law, our college transfer programs help you reach your goals. Start planning your future today.
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Strategic Partnership
UNCP has partnered with Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) School of Law to help you succeed. If you're accepted to CWRU Law, you’ll get a scholarship, stipend and other benefits. Scholarships last three years as long as you stay in good academic standing.
When you enroll, you can join CWRU’s summer program for free, get your first-semester textbooks at no cost and be paired with a mentor. If you earn a 3.0 GPA or higher after your first fall semester, you’re guaranteed a summer law clerk job or a $2,000 stipend for unpaid work with a nonprofit or government agency. You’ll receive $1,000 in your third year to help cover bar exam costs.
I came to UNCP with the goal of attending law school. That is what I wanted to do from the first day I walked through the door. I am so happy I chose UNC Pembroke. UNCP has given me more opportunity and growth than I ever imagined. The caliber of faculty is incredible. My professors were so interested in ensuring I was learning and understanding that I could apply the curriculum outside the classroom.
Early Assurance Scholars Program
Each year, two (2) students are selected and awarded a seat at the ECU Brody School of Medicine. To apply, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Have an overall Math/Science GPA of 3.5
- Have completed 15 college credit hours (AP credits do not apply)
- Demonstrate interest in medicine, as well as community service and outreach activities, including participation in HCAP and the Health Careers Club.
If selected, students must maintain:
- Minimum cumulative and prerequisite course GPA 3.5
- Complete all prerequisite courses for Brody School of Medicine (AP credits are not permitted)
- MCAT taken in junior year, minimum score of 500 (or current admission standards)
- Meet with the Pre-Health Advisor once per semester
- Apply to AMCAS by the August year before planned matriculation to medical School. The HCAP Senior Coordinator will need to notify BSoM when the student(s) is/are applying so that BSoM can establish them as an EA applicant, and so that supplemental application fee will be waived.
- Graduate from UNCP with a bachelor’s degree
My experience at UNCP prepared me outside the classroom by introducing me to internship opportunities and connecting with professionals. The Brody Scholars program has opened a lot of doors for me. My professors and advisors took the time to sit with me and talk through what would be expected of me in medical school and things I can do to in preparation for the next chapter of my life.
Memorandum
East Carolina and UNCP signed a memorandum of understanding, providing an easier path
for UNCP graduates to enroll in degree and certificate programs offered by ECU’s Department
of Public Health. ECU offers a Master of Public Health and Doctor of Public Health
degree and an online certificate.
The agreement will enable faculty from both institutions to work together on research and educational initiatives with a shared goal to enhance the health of citizens in eastern North Carolina and across the state through research, education and service.
We value our partnership with ECU because it provides additional pathways for our students to succeed in their career goals; and collaborations like this one strengthen and vitalize southeast North Carolina.
Early Assurance Program
Every year, one (1) student is selected and awarded a reserved seat three years in advance at ECU School of Dental Medicine. To apply, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Be a resident of Bladen, Columbus, Cumberland, Halifax, Hoke, Robeson, Sampson, Scotland, or Warren County in North Carolina
- Have an overall GPA of 3.3 and Math/Science GPA of 3.5
- Have completed 30 college credit hours at UNCP (rising sophomore)
- Preferred: Demonstrated interest in the dental profession, as well as community service and outreach activities, including HCAP participation
If selected, to maintain:
- Minimum DAT score of 410 (a score of 19 prior to March 2025), exam taken in Junior year
- Overall GPA of 3.3 and Math/Science GPA of 3.5
- Apply to AADSAS the year before planned matriculation to Dental School (generally end of junior year)
- Complete all prerequisite courses for ECU SODM
- Graduate from UNCP with a bachelor’s degree
My time at UNCP shaped me into who I am today. When I was a UNCP student, I wasn’t confident that I could achieve the goals I wanted to achieve, but my professors and my advisors saw my potential. I am so grateful for my journey. I believe this agreement will offer the same journey to other UNCP students. I truly believe that I am a testament to UNCP's motto of 'get there from here.' This university paved the way for a small-town girl from Hamlet, NC, to become a doctor of dental medicine, and, for that, I am forever grateful. UNCP will always be my home.
Admissions Preference Program
HCAP also maintains an early assurance program with the Methodist University Physician Assistant program — the Methodist University Physician Assistant Admissions Preference Program. To apply, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Be a resident of Hoke, Robeson, or Scotland Counties in North Carolina
- Have a minimum GPA of 3.000; preferably at 3.200 or higher
- Any prerequisite courses taken at the time of application must be completed with a “C” or higher
- Have a letter of recommendation from the pre-health advisor; this will need to be uploaded into the student’s CASPA application to distinguish the student as a candidate in the MUPAP Admissions Preference Program.
- Complete the CASPA Application by August 1st and have at least 1,000 direct patient hours
If selected, students must:
- Complete all prerequisite courses for MUPAP admissions
- Graduate with a bachelor's degree from UNCP.
I've always known I wanted to be a public servant and, as a physician, I can offer people in my community a better quality of life through healthcare. By getting accepted to PA school, I'll have the opportunity to follow my dreams. I credit the support from UNCP's Health Careers Access Program for helping me enter this reputable program.
3+2 Dual-Degree Engineering Program
Civil or Environmental
Students enrolling in the 3+2 Dual-Degree Engineering Program attend UNCP for three
years majoring in Geo-environmental Studies. After the successful completion of all requirements, students attend NC State University’s
College of Engineering for two years to complete a second degree in either Civil or
Environmental Engineering. Upon completion of both programs, students graduate with
both degrees.
Students interested in the program will follow a set schedule of courses throughout
their program and will receive additional support and mentorship during their three
years at UNCP. Upon satisfaction of program requirements at UNCP, department staff
will assist in the transition to enrolling at NC State for the final two years of
the program.
Electrical or Mechanical
Students enrolling in the 3+2 Dual-Degree Engineering Program attend UNCP for three
years majoring in Applied Physics. After the successful completion of all requirements, students attend NC State University’s
College of Engineering for two years to complete a second degree in either Electrical
or Mechanical Engineering. Upon completion of both programs, students graduate with both degrees.
Students interested in the program will follow a set course schedule throughout their
program and will receive additional support and mentorship during their three years
at UNCP. Upon satisfaction of program requirements at UNCP, department staff will
assist in the transition to enrolling at NC State for the final two years of the program.
For more information, contact the chair of Chemistry & Physics via email at chem_phy@uncp.edu.
I chose UNCP because the professors and administration are dedicated to helping us be successful. For me, that’s critical. If you have dedicated teachers, then you’ll have dedicated students.
Early Assurance Program
Each year, two (2) students are selected and awarded a reserved seat in UNC Adams School of Dentistry three years in advance. To apply, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Have completed 30 college credit hours at a 4-year institution at the time of application
- Have completed 15 credit hours in UNC ASOD Math and Science prerequisite courses (AP or community college credits not accepted)
- Have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or above
- Score in the 50th percentile on the SAT or ACT.
If selected, students must:
- Maintain a cumulative 3.2 GPA
- Complete all remaining prerequisite coursework with a minimum grade of B
- Take DAT prior to application in AADSAS, earn a 19 or 410 on exam
- Meet with pre-health/pre-dental advisor at least once per semester
- Meet ASOD admission criteria prior to matriculation
This partnership is a transformative opportunity for our students and a powerful example of UNC Pembroke’s commitment to expanding access to high-quality healthcare education. By establishing a clear and supportive pathway into the field of dentistry, we are opening doors for talented students, particularly those from rural communities, to pursue careers in a highly competitive profession.
UNCP Chancellor
Early Assurance Program
UNCP has partnered with the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy to create an early assurance program that allows up to five (5) students to matriculate into their program each year. To apply for the program, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Have completed at least 30 college credit hours at UNCP at the time of application
- Have completed at least 15 college credit hours in UNC ESOP Math and Science prerequisite courses
- Have a cumulative GPA 3.0 or above
To maintain, students must:
- Meet with pre-pharmacy/pre-health academic advisor at least once each semester
- Attend at least 1 seminar each semester that us hosted by UNC ESOP
- Earn a minimum of cumulative 3.2 GPA by the end of the Spring term preceding Fall enrollment in the PharmD program
- Complete all prerequisite coursework with at least a C- (no course repeats permitted)
- Graduate with a bachelor's degree from UNCP
This is a great opportunity. Some people think they have to go to a big university to get to big places, but if you remain focused on your studies at a smaller school in smaller classrooms, it will take you to big places and bigger opportunities.
Early Assurance Agreement
UNC Pembroke has signed an Early Assurance Agreement with the Institute of World Politics for students interested in graduate study and careers in Political Science and Public Administration. The Institute of World Politics is a private graduate school of national security, intelligence and international affairs in Washington DC, and Reston, Virginia.
Through this partnership, qualified students receive $2,200 guaranteed scholarship per semester for IWP’s in-person academic programs, if accepted within IWP admission guidelines, upon graduation from UNCP. Additional merit-based scholarships, paid internships and work-study positions are also available. Tuition is reduced from $650 to $500 per credit hour for those enrolled in IWP’s distance programs. Applicants must apply on or after April 30 of their Junior/3rd Year to be pre-approved.
The pathway program with UNCP and IWP is a great opportunity to receive scholarship money and to have the opportunity to attend a prestigious graduate school. I hope more UNCP students will take advantage of this great opportunity and help strengthen this pipeline.
Pre-Veterinary Medicine Scholars Program
Each year, up to eight (8) students are selected and awarded seats in TUCOVM reserved three years in advance. To apply, students must:
- Have completed at least 90 credit hours of coursework at the time of application.
- Have completed or be currently enrolled in UNCP mathematics/science courses as part of the degree program (UNCP can add or substitute corresponding courses under each course, see “Typical Prerequisite Coursework” section)
- Major in Animal Science, Veterinary Science or Biological Sciences
- Have a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher or a math/science GPA of 3.3 or higher and be able to complete the TUCVM prerequisites by June 1st of the admittance year.
- Submit a Letter of Intent to HCAP (hcap@uncp.edu) by March 15
- Have accumulated 200 hours (minimum) of animal experience with a licensed veterinarian
- Interview with TUCVM Admissions Committee before acceptance is granted
If awarded, students must maintain:
- GPA of 3.3+/4.0 or a math/science GPA of 3.3. Applicants’ final grade for each required course must be a “C” or better
- Students who accept Early Admission will be notified of their acceptance into TUCVM prior to the September VMCAS deadline and will not be allowed to apply to other veterinary schools (must sign acceptance agreement)
This is a good opportunity for our university to grow, especially in the Biology Department, related to veterinarian medicine. When I started, I didn’t have any pre-vet advisors letting me know when I need to apply or what classes to take. So I think this program is going to help the incoming students with all the groundwork.
Early Assurance Program
Two (2) students plus one (1) alternate are selected each year. The selected students are awarded a seat reserved three years in advance at the NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine. To apply, students must
- Be a current UNCP student
- Have completed 30 college credit hours at UNCP at the time of application
- Have a cumulative, math/science, and past 45 credit hour GPA of 3.0 or above
If awarded, students must maintain:
- Cumulative, math/science, and past 45 credit hour GPA of 3.0 or above
- Submit and have a verified VMCAS application by September 15 (or current VMCAS due date) in year prior to matriculation to Veterinary School (typically summer prior to Senior year)
- Accumulate 2,000 hours of direct experience under a veterinarian by the time of VMCAS application
- Complete all prerequisite course requirements for NC State CVM
- Graduate from UNCP with a bachelor's degree
I am grateful for UNCP’s SVEA and Health Careers Access Program (HCAP) for making the path to NCSU seamless and allowing me to focus solely on my studies. It was beneficial because NC State has a very rigorous application process. So not having to go through that removed a lot of stress. I’m very grateful for UNCP and the opportunities I was given.
Strategic Partnership
UNCP has partnered with Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) School of Law to help you succeed. If you're accepted to CWRU Law, you’ll get a scholarship, stipend and other benefits. Scholarships last three years as long as you stay in good academic standing.
When you enroll, you can join CWRU’s summer program for free, get your first-semester textbooks at no cost and be paired with a mentor. If you earn a 3.0 GPA or higher after your first fall semester, you’re guaranteed a summer law clerk job or a $2,000 stipend for unpaid work with a nonprofit or government agency. You’ll receive $1,000 in your third year to help cover bar exam costs.
I came to UNCP with the goal of attending law school. That is what I wanted to do from the first day I walked through the door. I am so happy I chose UNC Pembroke. UNCP has given me more opportunity and growth than I ever imagined. The caliber of faculty is incredible. My professors were so interested in ensuring I was learning and understanding that I could apply the curriculum outside the classroom.
Early Assurance Scholars Program
Each year, two (2) students are selected and awarded a seat at the ECU Brody School of Medicine. To apply, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Have an overall Math/Science GPA of 3.5
- Have completed 15 college credit hours (AP credits do not apply)
- Demonstrate interest in medicine, as well as community service and outreach activities, including participation in HCAP and the Health Careers Club.
If selected, students must maintain:
- Minimum cumulative and prerequisite course GPA 3.5
- Complete all prerequisite courses for Brody School of Medicine (AP credits are not permitted)
- MCAT taken in junior year, minimum score of 500 (or current admission standards)
- Meet with the Pre-Health Advisor once per semester
- Apply to AMCAS by the August year before planned matriculation to medical School. The HCAP Senior Coordinator will need to notify BSoM when the student(s) is/are applying so that BSoM can establish them as an EA applicant, and so that supplemental application fee will be waived.
- Graduate from UNCP with a bachelor’s degree
My experience at UNCP prepared me outside the classroom by introducing me to internship opportunities and connecting with professionals. The Brody Scholars program has opened a lot of doors for me. My professors and advisors took the time to sit with me and talk through what would be expected of me in medical school and things I can do to in preparation for the next chapter of my life.
Memorandum
East Carolina and UNCP signed a memorandum of understanding, providing an easier path
for UNCP graduates to enroll in degree and certificate programs offered by ECU’s Department
of Public Health. ECU offers a Master of Public Health and Doctor of Public Health
degree and an online certificate.
The agreement will enable faculty from both institutions to work together on research and educational initiatives with a shared goal to enhance the health of citizens in eastern North Carolina and across the state through research, education and service.
We value our partnership with ECU because it provides additional pathways for our students to succeed in their career goals; and collaborations like this one strengthen and vitalize southeast North Carolina.
Early Assurance Program
Every year, one (1) student is selected and awarded a reserved seat three years in advance at ECU School of Dental Medicine. To apply, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Be a resident of Bladen, Columbus, Cumberland, Halifax, Hoke, Robeson, Sampson, Scotland, or Warren County in North Carolina
- Have an overall GPA of 3.3 and Math/Science GPA of 3.5
- Have completed 30 college credit hours at UNCP (rising sophomore)
- Preferred: Demonstrated interest in the dental profession, as well as community service and outreach activities, including HCAP participation
If selected, to maintain:
- Minimum DAT score of 410 (a score of 19 prior to March 2025), exam taken in Junior year
- Overall GPA of 3.3 and Math/Science GPA of 3.5
- Apply to AADSAS the year before planned matriculation to Dental School (generally end of junior year)
- Complete all prerequisite courses for ECU SODM
- Graduate from UNCP with a bachelor’s degree
My time at UNCP shaped me into who I am today. When I was a UNCP student, I wasn’t confident that I could achieve the goals I wanted to achieve, but my professors and my advisors saw my potential. I am so grateful for my journey. I believe this agreement will offer the same journey to other UNCP students. I truly believe that I am a testament to UNCP's motto of 'get there from here.' This university paved the way for a small-town girl from Hamlet, NC, to become a doctor of dental medicine, and, for that, I am forever grateful. UNCP will always be my home.
Admissions Preference Program
HCAP also maintains an early assurance program with the Methodist University Physician Assistant program — the Methodist University Physician Assistant Admissions Preference Program. To apply, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Be a resident of Hoke, Robeson, or Scotland Counties in North Carolina
- Have a minimum GPA of 3.000; preferably at 3.200 or higher
- Any prerequisite courses taken at the time of application must be completed with a “C” or higher
- Have a letter of recommendation from the pre-health advisor; this will need to be uploaded into the student’s CASPA application to distinguish the student as a candidate in the MUPAP Admissions Preference Program.
- Complete the CASPA Application by August 1st and have at least 1,000 direct patient hours
If selected, students must:
- Complete all prerequisite courses for MUPAP admissions
- Graduate with a bachelor's degree from UNCP.
I've always known I wanted to be a public servant and, as a physician, I can offer people in my community a better quality of life through healthcare. By getting accepted to PA school, I'll have the opportunity to follow my dreams. I credit the support from UNCP's Health Careers Access Program for helping me enter this reputable program.
3+2 Dual-Degree Engineering Program
Civil or Environmental
Students enrolling in the 3+2 Dual-Degree Engineering Program attend UNCP for three
years majoring in Geo-environmental Studies. After the successful completion of all requirements, students attend NC State University’s
College of Engineering for two years to complete a second degree in either Civil or
Environmental Engineering. Upon completion of both programs, students graduate with
both degrees.
Students interested in the program will follow a set schedule of courses throughout
their program and will receive additional support and mentorship during their three
years at UNCP. Upon satisfaction of program requirements at UNCP, department staff
will assist in the transition to enrolling at NC State for the final two years of
the program.
Electrical or Mechanical
Students enrolling in the 3+2 Dual-Degree Engineering Program attend UNCP for three
years majoring in Applied Physics. After the successful completion of all requirements, students attend NC State University’s
College of Engineering for two years to complete a second degree in either Electrical
or Mechanical Engineering. Upon completion of both programs, students graduate with both degrees.
Students interested in the program will follow a set course schedule throughout their
program and will receive additional support and mentorship during their three years
at UNCP. Upon satisfaction of program requirements at UNCP, department staff will
assist in the transition to enrolling at NC State for the final two years of the program.
For more information, contact the chair of Chemistry & Physics via email at chem_phy@uncp.edu.
I chose UNCP because the professors and administration are dedicated to helping us be successful. For me, that’s critical. If you have dedicated teachers, then you’ll have dedicated students.
Early Assurance Program
Each year, two (2) students are selected and awarded a reserved seat in UNC Adams School of Dentistry three years in advance. To apply, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Have completed 30 college credit hours at a 4-year institution at the time of application
- Have completed 15 credit hours in UNC ASOD Math and Science prerequisite courses (AP or community college credits not accepted)
- Have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or above
- Score in the 50th percentile on the SAT or ACT.
If selected, students must:
- Maintain a cumulative 3.2 GPA
- Complete all remaining prerequisite coursework with a minimum grade of B
- Take DAT prior to application in AADSAS, earn a 19 or 410 on exam
- Meet with pre-health/pre-dental advisor at least once per semester
- Meet ASOD admission criteria prior to matriculation
This partnership is a transformative opportunity for our students and a powerful example of UNC Pembroke’s commitment to expanding access to high-quality healthcare education. By establishing a clear and supportive pathway into the field of dentistry, we are opening doors for talented students, particularly those from rural communities, to pursue careers in a highly competitive profession.
UNCP Chancellor
Early Assurance Program
UNCP has partnered with the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy to create an early assurance program that allows up to five (5) students to matriculate into their program each year. To apply for the program, students must:
- Be a current UNCP student
- Have completed at least 30 college credit hours at UNCP at the time of application
- Have completed at least 15 college credit hours in UNC ESOP Math and Science prerequisite courses
- Have a cumulative GPA 3.0 or above
To maintain, students must:
- Meet with pre-pharmacy/pre-health academic advisor at least once each semester
- Attend at least 1 seminar each semester that us hosted by UNC ESOP
- Earn a minimum of cumulative 3.2 GPA by the end of the Spring term preceding Fall enrollment in the PharmD program
- Complete all prerequisite coursework with at least a C- (no course repeats permitted)
- Graduate with a bachelor's degree from UNCP
This is a great opportunity. Some people think they have to go to a big university to get to big places, but if you remain focused on your studies at a smaller school in smaller classrooms, it will take you to big places and bigger opportunities.
Early Assurance Agreement
UNC Pembroke has signed an Early Assurance Agreement with the Institute of World Politics for students interested in graduate study and careers in Political Science and Public Administration. The Institute of World Politics is a private graduate school of national security, intelligence and international affairs in Washington DC, and Reston, Virginia.
Through this partnership, qualified students receive $2,200 guaranteed scholarship per semester for IWP’s in-person academic programs, if accepted within IWP admission guidelines, upon graduation from UNCP. Additional merit-based scholarships, paid internships and work-study positions are also available. Tuition is reduced from $650 to $500 per credit hour for those enrolled in IWP’s distance programs. Applicants must apply on or after April 30 of their Junior/3rd Year to be pre-approved.
The pathway program with UNCP and IWP is a great opportunity to receive scholarship money and to have the opportunity to attend a prestigious graduate school. I hope more UNCP students will take advantage of this great opportunity and help strengthen this pipeline.
Pre-Veterinary Medicine Scholars Program
Each year, up to eight (8) students are selected and awarded seats in TUCOVM reserved three years in advance. To apply, students must:
- Have completed at least 90 credit hours of coursework at the time of application.
- Have completed or be currently enrolled in UNCP mathematics/science courses as part of the degree program (UNCP can add or substitute corresponding courses under each course, see “Typical Prerequisite Coursework” section)
- Major in Animal Science, Veterinary Science or Biological Sciences
- Have a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher or a math/science GPA of 3.3 or higher and be able to complete the TUCVM prerequisites by June 1st of the admittance year.
- Submit a Letter of Intent to HCAP (hcap@uncp.edu) by March 15
- Have accumulated 200 hours (minimum) of animal experience with a licensed veterinarian
- Interview with TUCVM Admissions Committee before acceptance is granted
If awarded, students must maintain:
- GPA of 3.3+/4.0 or a math/science GPA of 3.3. Applicants’ final grade for each required course must be a “C” or better
- Students who accept Early Admission will be notified of their acceptance into TUCVM prior to the September VMCAS deadline and will not be allowed to apply to other veterinary schools (must sign acceptance agreement)
This is a good opportunity for our university to grow, especially in the Biology Department, related to veterinarian medicine. When I started, I didn’t have any pre-vet advisors letting me know when I need to apply or what classes to take. So I think this program is going to help the incoming students with all the groundwork.
Early Assurance Program
Two (2) students plus one (1) alternate are selected each year. The selected students are awarded a seat reserved three years in advance at the NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine. To apply, students must
- Be a current UNCP student
- Have completed 30 college credit hours at UNCP at the time of application
- Have a cumulative, math/science, and past 45 credit hour GPA of 3.0 or above
If awarded, students must maintain:
- Cumulative, math/science, and past 45 credit hour GPA of 3.0 or above
- Submit and have a verified VMCAS application by September 15 (or current VMCAS due date) in year prior to matriculation to Veterinary School (typically summer prior to Senior year)
- Accumulate 2,000 hours of direct experience under a veterinarian by the time of VMCAS application
- Complete all prerequisite course requirements for NC State CVM
- Graduate from UNCP with a bachelor's degree
I am grateful for UNCP’s SVEA and Health Careers Access Program (HCAP) for making the path to NCSU seamless and allowing me to focus solely on my studies. It was beneficial because NC State has a very rigorous application process. So not having to go through that removed a lot of stress. I’m very grateful for UNCP and the opportunities I was given.
The Possibilities are Endless
I am really excited about this partnership. When I was an undergrad, I had classes with Yaqot Nasser, who was in the early assurance program at Brody, and I wished there was something for pre-dental students. Trying to pursue a post-doctoral program and being in a rural area and feeling like you don't have adequate resources to get there can be overwhelming. So, this partnership will give many students inspiration and confidence.
Maya Grimes
UNCP GraduateGet There From Here
- Dentistry
- Engineering
- Law School
- Medical School
- Pharmacy
- Physician Assistant
- Political Science & Public Administration
- Public Health
- Veterinary Medicine
