CAS welcomes students transferring from another institution to UD. University Admissions has information regarding transfer admission criteria and several resources specifically for transfer students ...

Welcome Transfer Students to the University of Wyoming! Welcome to the Pokes Family! Whether you're transferring from a community college nearby or from across the country, UW is excited to welcome ...

Elizabeth Diaz was the valedictorian of her high school class in Bakersfield. But that does not mean her path to a four-year university has been easy. “Honestly, (UC Berkeley has) been my dream ...

Transfer students often face challenges integrating into their new college or university. Despite having previous experience in higher education, transfer students—particularly those from ...

SUNY Cortland transfer students Parker Arenas and Skyler Turpin ended their first year on campus as high-achieving scholars who are sure of their majors, value their professors and enjoy many ...

Let us officially welcome you to UW! National Transfer Student Week is all about celebrating you—our awesome transfer students! From free swag to fun events and plenty of chances to meet new people, ...

We are committed to making your transfer experience a success. Visit Transfer Support Services to connect with a transfer support team member and learn more about class registration, planning your ...

Still considering RIT for this fall? RIT is currently accepting applications for the August semester. While a small number of programs have reached capacity, limited openings remain in most majors for ...

Learn more about subset populations of transfer students. Consider the types of programming and support that most benefit transfer students. Advocate for better policies to serve transfer students ...

I’m transferring from TMCC / WNC / GBC. Tell me about the EPACT RED program. The Engineering Pathways for Access, Community and Transfer Revolutionizing Engineering Departments (EPACT RED) program ...

Apply to Tech as a transfer student if you have taken at least one college course following high school graduation (even if you did not complete the course). Students currently enrolled in an ...