Transfer Pathways
Our transfer pathways make it easy for you to transfer to or from Rockford University and finish your education strong! Whether you’re interested in earning your Pharm.D. or studying cybersecurity, we offer a program that is the right fit for you.
For more in-depth information about these pathways, and to apply, please contact our Admissions department at admissions@rockford.edu.
UIC 3+4 Pharmacy Pathway
This 3+4 program between Rockford University and the University of Illinois Chicago Retzky College of Pharmacy allows you to earn both their Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees in just seven years—saving time and tuition while positioning you for early career success.
Students in the 3+4 pathway will complete three years at Rockford University before transitioning to UIC Retzky College of Pharmacy on either their Rockford or Chicago campus. After you’re first year at UIC, you’ll earn a Bachelor of Science from Rockford University, and after three more years, a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD). This accelerated program saves you a year of tuition, allows you to begin your pharmacy careers sooner, and connects you to two strong alumni networks. You’ll also benefit from early mentorship with UIC pharmacy students, faculty, and staff while completing your studies at Rockford University.
Elgin Community College 2+2 Computer Science Pathway
This 2+2 program allows you to earn your Associate degree at Elgin Community College before transferring to Rockford University to finish your Bachelor’s degree.
To take part in this 2+2 agreement, eligible Elgin students must:
- have earned an associate of science with an emphasis in Computer Science or associate of applied science in Information Systems at Elgin Community College
- have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
- provide official transcripts
- complete the Rockford University application
Learn more about studying Cybersecurity at Rockford University.
Harper Community College 2+2 Computer Science Pathway
This 2+2 program allows you to earn your Associate degree at Harper Community College before transferring to Rockford University to finish your Bachelor’s degree.
To take part in this 2+2 agreement, eligible Harper students must:
- have earned an associate of science with an emphasis in Computer Science or associate of applied science in Information Systems
- have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
- provide official transcripts
- complete the Rockford University application
Learn more about studying Cybersecurity at Rockford University.
