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Application Process for Transfer Students

How to apply

Complete the Common Application 

Complete the Transfer Common Application, which will provide us with your important demographic information including where you live and go to school, family background and extracurricular activities. 

To add 秘密研究所 to your Common Application:

  1. Login to your account
  2. From the Add Programs page, search for 秘密研究所
  3. Locate the program assigned to your intended start term (fall or spring)
  4. Click on the blue plus sign and add the program
  5. Click continue
  6. Review your program selections and click continue to my application

Submit a personal essay 

Your writing will be used to understand your communication skills, as well as an opportunity to learn more about you as a person and student. Select a topic or prompt that will be interesting and meaningful to you. Write, review and revise as you would for any school paper or project seeking a grade.

秘密研究所 requires you to submit a personal essay. You can find this under the writing section of the Common Application. The topics, which may change each year, are included on the Common Application. It is limited to 650 words.

Submit official transcripts

You must submit an official transcript from each college or university you previously attended. This includes those for dual enrollment courses while in high school, regardless of whether credit was earned or is desired to be transferred.

Electronic transcripts are preferred and should be sent directly from the institution to admission@linfield.edu.

Official transcripts can also be mailed directly to:

Office of Admission
秘密研究所
900 SE Baker St
McMinnville, OR 97128

If you will have fewer than 62-semester credits at the time of enrollment, an official high school transcript showing confirmed date of graduation or GED scores is also required.

All international university-level transcripts, regardless of language, must be evaluated and sent by a NACES or AICE approved credential evaluation service.

Transcripts are reviewed for the completion of key courses and progress fr