Welcome, Transfer Students!
Whether you are preparing to transfer to the U or have already made the leap, we want to make sure your experience is as smooth as possible. Consider this your information hub for all things related to transfer students and the transfer process.
SELECT YOUR TRANSFER JOURNEY
Gain access to a success coach, resources, information, FAQs, and checklists customized to your transfer journey by choosing your educational status:
AFTER CLASSES BEGIN 〉
I started classes and am looking for resources and opportunities to get involved
Transfer Student Peer Drop-In hours - Sill Center, room 120
Monday/Tuesday
Wednesday
12:00pm - 1:00pm - Arianna Rowley
1:00pm - 2:00pm - Mariah De La O
Thursday
FRIDAY
10:45am - 11:45am - Ethan Hood
Key Events and Deadlines
september 23
Basic Needs Collective Transfer Workshop & Service project!
11:30am-11:55am - FREE FOOD and activity in Sill Center Conference Room
11:55am-12pm - walk over to Basic Needs Collective in Union Building lower level
12pm-1pm - Short presentation and service project
september 30
Undergraduate Research Opportunities & Transfer Student Experiences
11:30am-12pm - FREE FOOD and activity
12pm-1pm - Presentation about how to get involved in Undergraduate Research + transfer student experiences doing research
Sill Center Conference Room
October 20
Time Management & Prioritization: Making the Most of Your Week Transfer Workshop
11:30am-12:00pm - FREE FOOD and activity
12pm-1pm - Interactive Workshop
Sill Center Conference Room
October 24
Last day to withdraw from classes
*For semester length classes
Additional Opportunites for prospective students
Transfer Success Stories
"My transfer experience from SLCC to the U was incredibly smooth and efficient. My transfer advisor, Paul Fisk, really went out of his way to assist me explore my options as we broke down the articulation process, and helping me connect with resources – even before I officially became a U of U student. He is one of the most exceptional, student-centered, and caring humans I crossed paths with. Paul gave me lots of guidance, encouragement and contributed significantly towards my persistence both as an undergrad and as a graduate student!"
- Jose