Start anywhere.
Finish at Baker College.
If you’ve got an associate degree or the equivalent 60 credits, we’ve got you covered. Our groundbreaking Bridge to Bachelor’s program opens the door for you to earn a bachelor's degree, without the need to retake courses.
How it works
Have an associate degree from a regionally-accredited school? Bring your 60 credits to Baker College and we’ll admit you to a related bachelor’s program at the junior level. This means you’ll be able to complete your Bachelor’s degree with only 60 additional credit hours from Baker College.
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Tuition & Financial Aid
We’re proud to have one of the lowest tuition rates in Michigan. We also offer several generous scholarships just for transfer students. Plus, because you won’t have to repeat courses when transferring to Baker College, your overall savings as a transfer student are even higher!
- Up to $4,500 per year
- Requirements: 30 transfer credits, GPA of 3.0 or higher
- Renewable for 3 years
- Up to $9,000 per year
- Requirements: 60 transfer credits or an associate degree, GPA of 3.5 or higher
- Renewable for 3 years
Our team is eager to help you connect with as many financial aid opportunities as possible. Drop us a line to learn more about the options available to you.
Office of Admissions
(855) 487-7888
[email protected]
How to apply
Making the transition to Baker College is easy.
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1.Complete an
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2.Submit your official
college transcripts.
Plan a visit
Stop by one of our weekly Transfer Tuesday events to speak with an enrollment specialist and get answers to all your questions. Bring a copy of your transcripts, and we’ll even provide you with an on-the-spot admissions decision.
Can’t make it Tuesdays? Our Open House events are another great way to connect. You may also schedule a private appointment with an admissions representative, either in person or by phone.