Gateway 2 ��ǿ��: ��ǿ��, Greater Cincinnati Region

Gateway to ��ǿ�� - two degrees, one path

Welcome to the Gateway2��ǿ�� Transfer Site

Gateway2��ǿ�� is a dual-admissions partnership between Gateway Community & Technical College and ��ǿ��. This site is provided for transfer assistance for students working toward the completion of an associate degree planning to transfer from Gateway Community and Technical College to ��ǿ��. The information provided on this website does not take the place of an advisor or counselor on your campus.

Read more about dual-admissions and eligibility

Students enrolled in this program are eligible to take up to four courses of pre-major and major coursework at ��ǿ�� while pursuing an associate degree at GCTC. Gateway2��ǿ�� students pay the GCTC tuition rate to ��ǿ�� for the allotted four ��ǿ�� courses. Students taking classes at ��ǿ�� through the program will also pay part-time student fees per credit hour. Some courses may also incur specific charges from the respective college. Students pay for their GCTC and ��ǿ�� bills separately.

The four courses must be spread out over the span of several semesters. The number of courses a student is able to take at ��ǿ�� in a given semester is based on earned and in-progress hours. Students with 15 earned and in-progress hours are eligible to take their first course at ��ǿ��. Once students have at least 30 earned and in-progress hours, they are eligible to take a second course at ��ǿ��. After 45 earned and in-progress hours, students can take their last two courses. If a student has 45 or more earned and in progress hours but have yet to take any classes at ��ǿ�� through the Gateway2��ǿ�� program, he or she would be eligible to take two courses in the first semester of the program.

Students must never exceed the maximum of two courses at ��ǿ�� in any given semester through the Gateway2��ǿ�� program. Students enrolled in the Gateway2��ǿ�� program are eligible to take courses at ��ǿ�� that are not offered at GCTC or online through KCTCS. While enrolled in ��ǿ�� courses through the program, students are not eligible to take courses at ��ǿ�� above and beyond the Gateway2��ǿ�� program courses.

Please complete this to notify us of your ��ǿ�� course enrollment.

Pathways to Degree Completion

The pathway guides are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to ��ǿ�� to complete their baccalaureate degree. The pathway guides also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements.

Gateway2��ǿ�� Pathway Guides

Gateway2��ǿ�� Program Benefits and Requirements

Benefits

Assigned academic advisors at both ��ǿ�� and Gateway
Access to ��ǿ�� events and facilities (e.g., sporting events, Rec Center)
Up to four ��ǿ�� classes at the Gateway tuition rate
Transfer Coordinator to assist in transitioning
Access to ��ǿ�� resources (e.g., Library, Tutoring)
Students can apply to live in ��ǿ�� residence halls (subject to availability, additional fees apply)
Students can park on ��ǿ��'s campus at a reduced rate

Requirements

Must be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours at GCTC
Enrolled in an Associate degree program
Plan to transfer to ��ǿ��
Maintain a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA at GCTC
Must have at least 15 earned and in-progress credit hours to be eligible to take your first course at ��ǿ�� through the Gateway2��ǿ�� program

Additional Opportunities

Within the Gateway2��ǿ�� partnership, ��ǿ�� has partnered with Gateway to offer a unique program to help support students in their transition and to help ease the cost of completing a four-year degree. Click below to read an overview and eligibility information about the program.

River City Promise Program

Students graduating from Bellevue, Dayton, Holmes, Lloyd, Ludlow and Newport High Schools in Kentucky after May 2020 are eligible for the River City Promise Program. Federal Pell Grant eligible students will receive a scholarship to cover tuition. It is renewable for up to twelve semesters or six years.

Eligibility Requirements:

Graduates of Bellevue, Dayton, Holmes, Lloyd, Ludlow and Newport High Schools
Be Federal Pell Grant Eligible
First-time Freshman enrolled directly into Gateway upon high school graduation
Be a Gateway2��ǿ�� program participant*
Maintain a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA at GCTC
Graduate of Gateway CTC in an Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, or Associate in Applied Science degree program
Enrolled directly into ��ǿ�� from Gateway
��ǿ�� full-time (earn minimum 12 hours a semester) upon transfer to ��ǿ��
Completed FAFSA application
Maintain continuing student status and remain in good academic standing at both institutions

HOW TO APPLY TO THE PATHWAY PROGRAM

The Gateway2��ǿ�� Program has a simple application. Please read the instructions on applying first. If you are not yet enrolled at GCTC, apply for admission to GCTC and enroll in an Associate degree plan.

Once you are admitted to Gateway, just fill out the . Note: You will need to maintain at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA throughout the program.

Ready to Transfer?

When the time comes for you to transfer to ��ǿ�� from Gateway, there are a few steps that need to be completed. Please use this checklist to ensure all steps are completed in order to facilitate a smooth transfer.

Complete the . (The application fee will be waived.)
Make sure ��ǿ�� is on your FAFSA if you receive Financial Aid. The ��ǿ�� school code is 009275. Do this as early as possible!

Once admitted, the following items should be taken care of, if applicable:

Review the requirements for the KCTCS Scholarship.
Apply for all other scholarships using the .
If you are currently in TRiO-Student Support Services at Gateway, apply now to join for the upcoming term.
If you are currently in the Ready to Work program at Gateway, contact the office at 859-572-5988.
Sign up for (The orientation fee will be waived.)
Meet with your academic advisor to schedule your classes.

Assistance

Work together with your advisor or counselor to establish an appropriate pathway for transfer.

Questions? Contact the Adult and Transfer Center at atc@nku.edu or 859-572-5898.

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