UTransfer

A resource for prospective transfer students. Check in and check it out!

And so it begins!

September22

The beginning of the fall semester at UMass Boston brings more than new faces, new classes, cooler weather and pumpkin spice lattes-it marks the start of a brand new cycle for us in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Very soon, I will be hitting the road (pumpkin spice latte in hand) to speak with prospective transfer students about everything that UMB has to offer. These college fairs can get a little busy, so here are answers to some of the questions you may forget to ask:

  • How many credits will you accept? 70 from a two-year school, 90 from a four-year school.
  • How will I know what will transfer? After you receive your acceptance packet, you will receive a Transfer Credit Evaluation in the mail. This shows you all of the courses you completed at your previous school (with a grade of C- or higher) and what they will transfer in as.
  • How do I update my financial aid? Visit the FAFSA website and update your schools by adding UMass Boston.
  • When can I visit? We have information sessions and tours Monday-Thursday at 3pm and Fridays at 2pm, just call 617-287-6000 and let us know you’re coming. You can also call 617-287-6100 to make an appointment to meet with a counselor.
  • When is Open House? Saturday October 15, 2011. To register, please visit our Open House website and click on the “Sign up NOW!” bubble.

I am excited to get out there and speak with you one-on-one, so if you see me standing behind a blue UMB Banner, don’t be shy-come on over and say hello!

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photo 2Transfer Articulation Officer. What does that mean? It means that if it has something to do with transfer admissions at UMass Boston, I have my hand in it; from recruitment to Transfer Credit Evaluations to transfer credit petitions and much more! So, there’s some information about what I do, here’s a little bit more about who I am:

  • I received my Bachelor of Arts in Classics from UMass Amherst in 2004
  • I recently received my Masters of Education in April 2011 from Northeastern University
  • I am a strong advocate for education, specifically public education which is why I love working at UMass Boston.

My favorite part of my job is working with and helping students. I am excited for this opportunity to reach out to more of you. Stay tuned!