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If it is determined prior to the conclusion of the third (3rd) attempted Ashford University course that certain transcripts where graduate credit was earned are unable to be provided, students may sign and submit an Authorization to Close File form thereby waiving potential transfer credits from previously attended schools, in order to expedite the transfer credit evaluation process.These transcripts may be submitted for evaluation at a later date, should they become available.At the conclusion of the third (3rd) attempted Ashford University course in a degree seeking program, if any transcripts from institutions where graduate credit was earned have not yet been received, the Registrar’s Office staff will proceed with the transfer credit evaluation of any transcripts received to date.Additional transcripts may be submitted for evaluation at a later date, should they become available.Additionally, the student’s appeal letter must include: Appeal decisions will be communicated from the Registrar’s office to the student via email.Students must attend beyond Week 3 of their first course in order to be provisionally admitted to a Master’s degree program at Ashford University: Attendance beyond Week 3 constitutes a student’s confirmation of their intention to continue in the program as a regular student.The decision will be communicated to the student via email from the Registrar's Office.Appeals must include an explanation of the event that occurred, which caused the student to not attain provisional admission to the University after two attempts.

In cases of appropriate cause, the Ashford University Admission Appeals Committee reviews the appeals and renders a decision to the student.

Students must appeal in writing to the University Registrar.

The appeal must be submitted to [email protected] and approved prior to enrollment in any future courses.

Upon attendance beyond Week 3 of their first course, students are considered matriculated, regular students in their degree program.

Students who meet the requirements for Full Admission will be fully admitted into the degree program.