Simplified Transfer Process

UHSP students with a 2.0 GPA or higher in at least 12 hours of college credit are eligible to attend Illinois College and avoid a complicated transfer process. No application. No deposit.

Submit a Transfer Request in lieu of an application
Receive a credit transfer evaluation
Add Illinois College to your FAFSA and receive a financial aid offer
Contact Illinois College to connect with admission counselors, future professors in your major, support staff, and coaches
Submit an Enrollment Commitment Form

Customized Options | Which sounds like you?

>> You will have 87 credit hours or more by the end of spring semester. You may be eligible for a Teach-Out plan. See our list of Teach-Out majors below. Those eligible for a Teach-Out:

Will have all completed coursework accepted as credit to Illinois College.
Do not have to meet Illinois College graduation requirements. Rather, students will complete UHSP's major and general education requirements.
On-campus Teach-Out majors include:
Online Teach-Out majors include:
- Behavioral Health
- Health Care Management

>> You have 60-86.9 credit hours by the end of spring semester. You may be eligible for special scholarships and transfer accommodations just for UHSP students, including:

For all completed coursework to be accepted as transfer credit to Illinois College.
To complete UHSP's general education program and IC's major requirements.

>> You have fewer than 60 credit hours. You may be eligible for scholarships just for UHSP students:

Receive credit for all 100-level course or higher with grades of “C-” or better

Scholarships and Transfer Accommodations

Receive credit for all 100-level course or higher with grades of C- or better
Illinois College will provide at least $23,000 in scholarships and will use FAFSA information and your 2025-2026 UHSP financial aid offer to match your out-of-pocket costs for the 2026-2027 school year at UHSP*

New Student planning to enroll at UHSP this fall?

Illinois College will provide at least $21,000 in scholarships and will use FAFSA information to provide additional financial aid based on need. Qualified Illinois residents will have 100% of demonstrated need met through state, federal, and Illinois College programs.
Utilize the simplified application form to fast track your admission to Illinois College.
Contact Rick Bystry '81, transfer coordinator, at 217.245.3029 or rlbystry@ic.edu to learn more

* DETAILS :: The following terms and restrictions may apply:

Illinois College will not award institutional aid that exceeds the cost of tuition at Illinois College
Illinois College financial aid is renewable and some scholarships may require a student to reside in campus housing