University Partnerships: A More Affordable Pathway to Your Degree

King University Online has made it even more convenient to take the next step in your educational journey. Students who complete an associate degree at select community colleges can benefit from guaranteed admission and a seamless community college transfer process when they enroll in one of our online bachelor’s degree programs. Get started today for a flexible, more affordable path to earning a four-year degree.

Complete a Four-Year Degree at King Online

King University’s partnership with Virginia Highlands Community College (VHCC) allows students who earn a VHCC associate degree to smoothly transition into an online bachelor’s degree program. If you’ve completed one of VHCC’s transfer-oriented programs, you may qualify for:

• A seamless transfer process that maximizes your earned credits
• Guaranteed admission to your online program at King
• Meeting King’s general education requirements, except for Common Experience classes that are unique to King

You’re well on your way to increasing your earning potential with a convenient, more affordable four-year degree from King Online. View our online programs and apply today.

Guaranteed Admission to KU’s Online RN to BSN Program

University partnerships between King and the following community colleges make your transition to our online RN to BSN program even more convenient:

• Northeast State Community College (NeSCC)
• Virginia Highlands Community College (VHCC)
• Walters State Community College

Students who have earned an associate degree in nursing (ADN) from a partner school, passed the NCLEX, and obtained a registered nurse license will have satisfied all requirements and will receive guaranteed admission to King’s RN to BSN program.

If you’ve earned qualifying grades of a C+ or above in your associate degree program, you will be enrolled at King as a junior who has satisfied all general education requirements, except for Common Experience courses unique to King. This makes your path to a four-year nursing degree faster and more affordable, allowing you to complete King’s RN to BSN program in three semesters instead of four.

King Online Admissions Process

Our faculty and staff are ready to help you apply to your online program for free. We’ll support you along the way by determining your maximum number of transfer credits and directing you to sources of financial aid (We provide $19 million each year!). King’s staff can also connect you with a Success Specialist who will assist you with the transition into your online program.

View our admissions FAQs and learn more about the process by clicking the button below.

Can I study for two years at a community college and then transfer to King University?

Yes! Depending on how many credits you transfer, completing two years at a community college can make your bachelor’s degree program at King University Online shorter and even more affordable. Earning an associate degree from one of King’s community college partners may even qualify you for guaranteed admission to your program of choice. Learn more about our transfer policy on the transfer student page.

What classes transfer from community college to university?

Your total number of transfer credits depends on which classes you took and what grades you earned in community college. The best way to maximize your transfer credits is to complete an associate degree at one of King University’s partner schools. Our faculty and staff can help you determine how many of your credits will transfer. Request more information today.

How do I transfer from a community college to King University?

The most convenient way to transfer from a community college to King University is by completing an associate degree through one of our partner schools. By doing so, you can gain guaranteed admission and be accepted as having completed most of King’s general education requirements. Learn more about our transfer policy on the transfer student page.

Does my GPA transfer from community college to university?

No, your GPA does not transfer when you move from a community college to King University. Learn more about our transfer policy on the transfer student page.