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Welcome Transfer Students! We are delighted that you are considering transferring to AU. We offer a number of chats and campus events especially for Transfer students. After reviewing the information on our website, we'd love to see you on campus. Take a tour or schedule an interview when we visit the NOVA campus.
Marymount University will open new doors of opportunity for you. Marymount offers a close-knit academic community located just minutes from downtown Washington, DC. Take some time to familiarize yourself with the options Marymount has to offer. Learn about their academic programs, athletics, and for a brief overview of Marymount University, visit the Quick Facts section on the website at www.marymount.edu or stop by the transfer center and visit with a MU representative in person and see for yourself! View flyer for more information.
School of Culinary Arts, and School of Hotel Restaurant and Catering Management will be on campus to meet with hospitality majors about their transfer opportunities. If food or hospitality is your passion, BIC is the place for you. You will enjoy small classes taught by industry experienced chefs and professors from around the world, who incorporate a blend of theory and academics, with hands-on experience.
We are pleased that you are interested in The George Washington University. Admission to GW is highly selective. We actively seek students who have a variety of interests, talents, goals, and experiences. GW welcomes over 400 new transfer students each year. These students come from over 300 different colleges and universities yearly. Come visit with the transfer admissions representative to learn more about the transfer opportunities. View flyer for more information
For most students, earning a degree means a better shot at survival in the working world. Deciding what to study often stems from personal interests, but "major decisions" are also driven by the job market and demographics. For other students, taking classes and earning a degree that will prepare them for the four-year college/university is a top priority! Making sure you are pursuing a “transfer-oriented” degree and that the curriculum prepares you for the four-year institution is essential. Because the transfer requirements are different for each institution, it is imperative that you become aware of the “transfer-oriented” degrees and remain focused throughout the entire process. View flyer for more information.
The University of Maryland seeks transfer applicants who have shown success in their post-secondary academic work, and who offer diverse backgrounds, geographic origins, and personal experiences. The University of Maryland offers a President’s Transfer Scholarship to the most competitive transfer students with the strongest academic records and college grade point averages. Come meet with the transfer admissions representative to discuss your transfer opportunities.
Juggling. Balancing. Making it all work. Finding time for family, work and school. Paying for classes. Commuting. Parking. Dealing with anxiety. Figuring out what classes to take. Wondering if you will be able to do it. You’ve come to a university where students with jobs, family and full-time responsibilities are the rule, not the exception. You’ve already earned some college credits at NOVA. And we’ve developed some great relationships with local community colleges over the years. These partnerships help our students earn credit for what they already know…credit they deserve. It makes earning a degree easier and faster. Come see us in the Counseling Center CG 211 every last Wednesday of the month.
Which would you prefer – going to visit colleges and universities in the area with your parents or other NOVA students? “Visiting colleges is an excellent way to weed through the propaganda and objectively learn about the campus atmosphere, the students, the environment, and location of the colleges that you are considering." — Christine Szczepanski, Co-Founder, College Admissions Services, Inc. Join our College Guide, Corinne and several NOVA students on a road trip to UVA! Speak with admissions representatives, academic department advisors, meet with students, and take a tour of the campus! To sign up and reserve your spot on the van, stop by the Transfer Center (CG 224).
Considering advancing in your career, or taking on a new career altogether? Can’t remember the last time you had dinner with a friend, or have you ever wondered where all of the time went when considering pursuing school? Further education can be essential in either of these areas, with the ultimate goal resulting in feeling re-charged, energized, focused, and improved job satisfaction and productivity. Balancing the demands of work, school, social life, and family life can be an immensely challenging task however it can also be a source of energy, fulfillment and learning. We recognize that the traditional institutional settings designed for a traditional age population do not necessarily serve an adult learner well therefore we are sponsoring a special transfer session geared towards giving you the flexible options you need to WORK, LIVE, LEARN. Please join us!
Colorado State University is located in Fort Collins – on the Front Range of the Rockies with the foothills - easy access to hiking, skiing, rafting and other outdoor sports and serves as a great advantage to CSU students, faculty and staff. Located north of the Denver metro area, CSU is less than an hour away from one of the nation’s leading airports – Denver International Airport. As one of our nation's leading research universities, Colorado State University is committed to realizing its vision as a 21st century land-grant university. CSU leads the world in such areas as infectious disease research, atmospheric science and environmental science. Come meet with the admissions representative in our transfer center to learn more about what CSU has to offer.
Welcome Transfer Students! We are delighted that you are considering transferring to AU. We offer a number of chats and campus events especially for Transfer students. After reviewing the information on our website, we'd love to see you on campus. Take a tour or schedule an interview when we visit the NOVA campus.
If you’re the typical stressed out transfer college student worried about getting into the college of your choice, then you might be relieved to hear that the average acceptance rate for all American colleges is 70 percent! But if you’re aiming for one of the nations most selective schools, be prepared! The admissions outlook has never been more competitive. View flyer for more information
If you answered YES don’t miss this opportunity to meet with the Director of Admissions about your application to Radford University and walk away with a decision! To participate, you must submit a completed packet of materials to Fran Troy, Transfer Counselor, office CG 211, by Friday, April 4, 2008. AFTER you submit your completed packet you will be scheduled for an appointment. NO appointments will be scheduled without a completed packet. First come first served! This is open to ALL NOVA Students so get your packet in early! A complete packet includes:
Each college and university is different and some transfer students may experience what’s known as ‘transfer shock’ while adjusting to their new school environment. Some transfer students may not perform as well academically as they did at their previous institution during their first year, but don't let this discourage you. There are many ways to deal with this problem and many resources out there to help transfer students ease the transition. View flyer for more information.
Shepherd University--everything you'd expect from a top state university. And so much more. Take a look inside our site to explore a comprehensive university recognized nationally for excellence and value...unexpectedly close to home, at an unexpectedly affordable price. What else is unexpected about Shepherd? Our perfect location amid history, culture, and the great outdoors...just an hour from Washington, D.C., and Baltimore. Small classes and personal attention...with more than 75 academic programs from which to choose. Dedicated teachers and mentors...who open research, study abroad, internship, and independent project opportunities to you. A close-knit, comfortable community...that challenges you to stretch yourself in leadership and service. A tradition of championship athletics and intense school spirit...with plenty of space to unwind and recharge. A world of experience that will open unexpected opportunities and unlimited possibilities for your future.
Which would you prefer – going to visit colleges and universities in the area with your parents or other NOVA students? “Visiting colleges is an excellent way to weed through the propaganda and objectively learn about the campus atmosphere, the students, the environment, and location of the colleges that you are considering." — Christine Szczepanski, Co-Founder, College Admissions Services, Inc. Join our College Guide, Corinne and several NOVA students on a road trip to Radford and Virginia Tech! Speak with admissions representatives, academic department advisors, meet with students, and take a tour of the campus! To sign up and reserve your spot on the van, stop by the Transfer Center (CG 224).
Juggling. Balancing. Making it all work. Finding time for family, work and school. Paying for classes. Commuting. Parking. Dealing with anxiety. Figuring out what classes to take. Wondering if you will be able to do it. You’ve come to a university where students with jobs, family and full-time responsibilities are the rule, not the exception. You’ve already earned some college credits at NOVA. And we’ve developed some great relationships with local community colleges over the years. These partnerships help our students earn credit for what they already know…credit they deserve. It makes earning a degree easier and faster. Come see us in the Counseling Center CG 211 every last Wednesday of the month.
If you answered YES to these questions, don’t miss this opportunity to meet with the Admissions department about your application to Marymount University and walk away with a decision! To participate, you must submit a completed packet of materials to Fran Troy, Transfer Counselor, office CG 211, by Thursday, April 17, 2008. AFTER you submit your completed packet you will be scheduled for an appointment. NO appointments will be scheduled without a completed packet. First come first served! This is open to ALL NOVA Students so get your packet in early! A complete packet includes:
Please note: Marymount WILL NOT be making any decisions for students applying to the following programs: Nursing, Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising and Interior Design, as these programs require additional documentation and/or special review and have different deadlines. In addition, Marymount reserves the right to ask for additional information. Some applicants may be placed on hold for later review.
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