<p>Indeed. Princeton is so unique, I cannot find a college or university in the United States that does not accept transfer students that have not done college work after high school graduation.</p>
<p>Perhaps there are other four-year colleges like Princeton, where they do not accept transfer students. They could be in the United States, or are based overseas. Nevertheless, I am interested to find out more about it, because they could be unique in their own ways that they do not admit transfer students. For example, Princeton itself has junior papers and senior thesis that need rigorous preparation in the freshman/sophomore years.</p>
<p>As for Soka, Olin, St. John’s and all these BFA programs, they remind me of universities in United Kingdom or Australia, where they recognize prior college/university degrees with course exemptions, but they, too, do not accept transfers.</p>