Transfer Students

Students wishing to transfer to the School of Packaging from a community college or university must first go through the MSU Admissions office transfer application. The admissions office will determine if students meet eligibility requirements to be accepted to both MSU and the School of Packaging. Students who will be transferring in with greater than 42 credits must have completed the equivalent of MSU’s CEM 141, MTH 133, and PHY 231 to be accepted into the program. Students transferring in with less than 42 credits will not need to have these requirements completed for admission.

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