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Steps to Transfer
Start by planning a program of study with your counselor. The program will include courses that lower-division General Education and major requirements. Your counselor may advise you on the best combination of courses to reach your goals.
Throughout your program, touch base with your counselor to stay on track.
Work hard and do well in your major. Get to know your teachers. Ask questions. Get involved in campus life to whatever extent possible. Develop your leadership skills. Volunteer and pursue causes you believe in.
Distinguish yourself, particularly if you intend to transfer to a competitive or impacted program (impacted programs have far more applicants than spaces.)
Complete the English, Communication, and Mathematics requirements early. Putting this off can delay your transfer by at least a semester or, in some cases, an entire year.
Taking a campus tour can help you get a better sense of the university's academic and campus life. Know the application filing deadlines and plan accordingly. The Transfer Center can supply you with access to applications, and deadline dates and answer quick questions.
Toward the completion of your program of study, get your General Education (GE) Certification. Do this before you transfer to save yourself the possibility of additional unit requirements at the university.
Complete the admissions application, providing all information requested in the instruction packet. You will receive notification directly from the university about your acceptance, provisional acceptance, or denial.
For more information visit the Transfer Center or make an appointment to speak with a counselor.