Transfer Checklist
Transfer Checklist
Transfer Checklist
Transfer Checklist
Transfer Checklist
Transfer Checklist
Transfer Checklist

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Transfer Checklist

After you have selected a four-year college or university that offers a degree in your major, you need to follow various steps in applying for admission. This checklist is for your information and will be a helpful reference during the application process.

APPLICATION COMPLETED

Complete and file application before priority deadline (ask for deadlines at the Transfer Center or the Counseling Counter).
Send application fee along with application. Fee waivers are available; inquire at the Transfer Center.
Have college transcripts (and high school transcripts, if necessary) sent to the school of application; do not send it with the Admissions Application.
Take necessary admissions tests if required.
Send copy of admission test scores along with application if less than 56 semester units are completed or if the college request them.
Obtain a letter of recommendation from a counselor, instructor, or employer if you are applying to the EOPS program or a private university.
Write a personal essay or autobiography. The University of California and private universities require a personal essay or autobiography.
Make an appointment for your audition (Dance, Music, Theatre Art Majors).
Have your portfolio ready for submission (Architecture, Design, Art Majors).

* SPECIAL ADMISSION PROGRAMS AND SOME UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS MAY REQUIRE ADDITIONAL MATERIALS OR PROCEDURES.

FINANCIAL AID

  1. Indicate your need for financial assistance or special admission by checking (ü) the appropriate section on the application. KNOW DEADLINE DATES AND APPLY EARLY!!!
  2. Apply for grants, loans and scholarships for the academic year.
  3. Send applicable fees along with the Financial Aid forms.
  4. Be prepared to submit copies of your income information (i.e., 1040, 1040A, Social Security verification, etc.) to the Financial Aid office.

HOUSING

  1. Indicate your interest in on-campus or off-campus housing by checking (ü) the appropriate section on the application.
  2. Contact the housing office to find out what type of housing is available on and off-campus.

ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS

  1. Purchase the college/university catalog and read it!
  2. Attend a campus tour and orientation session.
  3. Discuss and plan your curriculum with the department advisor.
  4. Keep photocopies of all applications and forms that you submit to the college/university; you may need them for later use.


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