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College Transfer 101 Video Panel (47:18)
The target audience for this discussion are students that are currently taking or considering taking college-level classes with the goal of earning a bachelor’s or 4 year degree and their parents/guardians. The purpose of this conversation is to inform students and families about the many nuances of transferring college credit so they can make the best decisions.NOTE: Any college credit taken through a college or university begins your permanent academic record This record is visible to any college to which you might enroll/transfer.
Time Frame
College Transfer 101 Panel : Questions and Answers
(0-5:34)
Introduction and philosophy on transfer process
(5:35-9:47)
Do I apply as a freshman or transfer applicant? How are my credits evaluated?
(9:50-14:09)
What is the difference between an AA, AS, and the MN Transfer Curriculum?
(14:10-23:28)
Which degree/curriculum is preferred and will I earn my Bachelor’s in 4 years?
(23:30-25:28)
How do I get in contact with somebody to get my credits evaluated?
(25:30-32:36)
Are there minimum requirements to accept transfer credits and do I always need to show my high school record/scores?
(32:40-38:01)
What resources are offered for transfer students and when can I access them?
(38:05-40:35)
Can transfer students have opportunities like: Honors Program or Study Abroad?
(40:37-46:10)
Is there a cost/scholarship difference when applying as a transfer student versus a traditional first-year student?
(46:10-47:14)
Conclusion & Next Steps
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Description
Transferology is a fast and free way to explore your transfer options across the country. Whether you’re planning to transfer or need to take a course somewhere else, we’ve got you covered.
The University of Minnesota Twin Cities has teamed up with seven public two-year campuses around Minnesota to offer the Minnesota Cooperative Admissions Program (MnCAP). When you enroll in the Minnesota Cooperative Admissions Program, you will be guaranteed transfer admission to one of the participating U of M majors when you meet certain conditions.
Overview of transfer process to MN Private Colleges including a transfer guide and scholarship information.
Transfer Wisconsin can help you find out how your credits transfer, but it also offers you tools, resources, and a wealth of information right at your fingertips. If you plan to transfer to a University of Wisconsin (UW) or a Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) campus, use this site to take the next steps to achieve your college education goals.
ARCC has a great transfer page that can be used by students in selecting which colleges to apply to after their time at their college.
Your AP scores could earn you college credit or advanced placement (meaning you could skip certain courses in college). Use this tool to find colleges that offer credit or placement for AP scores.
View your scores and send them to colleges. Also, learn about AP awards and get answers to all your score-related questions.
Earn Technical or Community college credits for courses completed in High School.