
Why Transfer to Bay Path University
- Flexible scheduling: Choose from online, on-campus, remote and hybrid formats as well as day, weekend and evening classes and standard and accelerated formats.
- Maximize credits: Transfer up to 90 credits towards your bachelor's degree, gain credits for prior learning, military experience, including formal coursework and occupations offered by all branches of the military via a service member's Joint Services, and exam achievements (CLEP, DSST and FLATS).
- Learn from expert faculty: Our scholars are industry professionals skilled in teaching adults.
- Affordable education: Cambridge College at Bay Path University offers advanced degrees at lower tuition costs, scholarships and financial aid. Compare and save.
- Simple application: No ACT, SAT or other entrance exam is required.
Applying to Bay Path University as a Transfer Student
- Choose your program of study using the program finder tool.
- Complete and sign the online application.
Reasons to Choose the Bachelor's Degree Completion Program at Cambridge College at Bay Path University
The Cambridge College at Bay Path University Bachelor's Degree Completion Program is ideal for students who:
- Earned an associate degree and want to turn it into a bachelor's degree
- Cambridge College at Bay Path University participates in the Massachusetts Transfer Guarantee, offering qualified transfer students from Massachusetts community colleges with streamlined admission to our academic programs.
- Earned some undergraduate credits
- Stopped out
- Are seeking a new direction or college
- Desire a sense of personal achievement
- Wish to enhance their career through promotion
- Want to increase their earning potential
"Cambridge College [at Bay Path University] allows me to balance work and school while also pursuing my artistic ventures."
Jas McDaniel
Cambridge College at Bay Path University Student
Paying for Courses
Cambridge College at Bay Path University offers financial aid to unlock opportunities for a greater number of transfer students: