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Alright, great and I'm good afternoon everyone. I'm having a little bit of trouble hearing so if I repeat anything that Allie said. That is why all the joys of presenting virtually in the day and age we live in now, so my name is Priscilla ugly and my pronouns are she, her, hers and I serve as a senior assistant director of inclusive recruitment on the freshman admission side.

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And my name is Allie Burger in my pronouns are also she, her, hers and I'm a transfer admissions counselor.

Alright, great, so I'm going to go ahead and kick it of- and we will jump right in here and so we're going to talk about. Today is what you see there. So we're going to talk about the transfer process, why transferring how it can be a little bit different. I'm having a hard time seeing this.

And so we're just going to go ahead and jump right in and talk about how it can be different from first year student to a transfer student. So we're going to talk about why transferring the differences in the application process and then some circumstances like some things to consider as you were considering the transfer and then talking about what it can look like when it comes to the on campus or housing components. So I'm imagining.

A lot of smiling faces, an nods and thumbs up in our virtual crowd here. So we are going to jump in and talk about why transferring there are lots of reasons why students decide to transfer. The most common one we here is to save money. That is a great reason to decide that you want to start as a transfer student, typically starting out like a two year school or school. More local to where you maybe could be a great way to save money. Whether you're an out of state student, whether you're looking at the cost of a 2 year versus of.

But that's one of the biggest reasons we here.

Maybe you just want to dip your toes in to see what it's like to see what college classes can be like, and so you just want to ease up the transition between high school and college. We also have students that maybe their grades weren't so hot in high school. Maybe they had senioritis or they something happened. There was a situation and they were able to be admitted to the college that they want to go through right away. Starting at a Community College or another school could be a great way to still continue to go to college.

And then ultimately transfer. We also have students that have significant family obligations, so maybe you are staying at home to help with.

Helping your family pay for bills. Maybe you have sibling or something that you want to connect with.

Always a good reason to stay at home would be family.

And then with everything going on right now, we understand that for some students they may not feel comfortable leaving home right now. They may not feel comfortable with all this is going on and there's a lot of things to consider. And so especially right now we're getting lots of questions from students that were admitted in the fall as traditional freshman an may want to now shift their plans to start as a transfer student. So whatever your reasons are, maybe we were listed listed. Then maybe we did it.

But no problem there. Your reasons and they are valid. So we appreciate that you all are considering transferring because it doesn't mean that you can't come to CSU now. It means your path is different and everyone's path to college looks different.

So thanks, ally for answering that we have about 45 minutes to an hour set aside for today's presentation. Alright, so now that students are admitted.

There are a few things you can do, so how you can update your term? We get this question all the time where I was admitted for the fall, but now I'm not sure I want to start right away. So what we recommend is for you to update your term. This is a very similar process to students that want to do a gap here or do a deferment. And so if you log into your ram, webs in the admissions section there is a spot that says tell us your plans if you haven't confirmed yet or if you have, it's in the admission sections.

Update right there so you click on update and you can select for a future term up to a year. So if you do want to take a traditional gap year, maybe work. You can definitely do that and everything in your admissions will be pushed up to fall 2021. Now if you want to start at a Community College, you can always update your term and then on the update form indicate that you do want to plan on taking some Community College classes.

At that point we will then update your application and then when it's time for you to reactivate your application, you would just send us your transcripts and so that's something. I'm very common that students are wanting to do right now.

Ali is there anything that you would add to that?

No, I don't think so. I think you covered everything up into. If you also have any questions, you're also welcome to reach out to us about starting in either the spring or next fall. So really wanting to be flexible and support you during this time. As much as we can.

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Alright, let's talk about some of the differences in the application process. Man, I'm having a real hard time seeing that this is so little. Can you see that Allie? Maybe it's just my screen?

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Absolutely yes, so.

Transfer students, um, have a little bit of a different review process then freshman Apple.

So first of all, transfer students are not required to submit, ask for it and so you know that a lot of us, including myself are not the best test takers. And so one of the benefits of looking at the transfer path is that you're not required to simply test for test scores, if that you. Additionally, once you complete around 24 to 30 credits, we no longer use your high school grades of the primary academic record. So once you complete about Masters full time.

We're going to be basing our applicator. Our admissions decision on your college grades. Additionally, letters of recommendation and personal statements are optional, not required and so.

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A little bit smoother. We know that you've been in college already. You kind of know the process around applying and if you're doing well in college right now.

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There are also some differences with timeline. So for us starting in the fall or early action is February 1st. To have submitted your application and all your support document. But really the full are ideal. Date is June 1st. Yeah we work with students throughout the spring, so if you haven't decided yet.

We definitely have some flexibility and we want to try and help you get here. If it's possible. Spring start is November 1st, so if there are folks that are here today that are delayed starting in all because of the COVID-19 pandemic, then bring start date is November 1st. That's a good one to keep your mind and then summer start date is March 1st and the other thing that's important to note with all these gates is that they are flexible so.

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Sounds like we're going to go over the differences in the application process for the freshman, so we will need your transcripts. You want some test scores on their the deadlines for that is December 1st for new students, and then we will accept regular decisiones ownership through February 1st of your senior year. Although right now we are accepting applications still and we know that like I said, what's happening right now is changing a lot of people's plans, and so we are still taking applications for both transfer students.

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Alright, now let's talk about some of the financial consideration. So for first year students, if students have applied and that admitted to CSU as a first time student as a freshman, and you did receive some merit scholarships, the green and gold scholarships for Colorado students that you see there. The Presidents, Provost and Dean scholarships for out-of-state students and ara for nonresident students. Academic recognition, word, those are all merit based, and those are.

Only for freshman students. So if you do decide to update your application term.

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So as far as being scholarship, so we do have a couple again. Priscilla mentioned this earlier but it is important to consider.

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And take classes during this gap here or during this upcoming fall or spring. It does then shift your status to be a transfer student and you do miss out on those scholarships. So that's something that we want to be very, very clear with. While we do want to be flexible and work with students who have applied and been admitted as freshmen and then want to change their plans, we can definitely work with you. But a financial consideration that we definitely want to consider is whether or not you may lose your scholarship. So those are the freshmen are ships that we offer.

Those that you do get as freshmen are renewable every year, or if you defer and don't take classes during that gap here and just come in as a freshman. But a year later you're still eligible to get those scholarships.

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Alright, so Ali do you wanna take it over for transfer scholarships?

Similarly for ram, transferrin for Willie, there's a minimum of 30 hottest. In order to receive those. So for ram transfer we need a minimum of 35, and then a minimum of 3.0 GPA. However, ram transfers is a little more competitive or typically.

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Perfect thank you Alli and Priscilla um hi everyone my name is Arlene my pronouns she, her and hers I am will be senior at Yahoo starting journalism with a minor information plans to Technology. I transferred to CSU halfway through my freshman year. I originally started out at a school in Arizona called Northern Arizona University and I'm originally from Littleton, Co. So I'm pretty low, but I decided transfer back.

Halfway through my freshman year, so I have both on campus living experience off campus, finding housing and apartments on the kind of stuff as well as transitioning halfway through the year and as well as the out-of-state experience. An instant experience too.

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Yeah, of course. So when I transferred to this new I am started out in spring of 2018. So about two years ago and I transferred to a dorm called Parmalee Hall and um, it was specifically designed for. Well, my floor wasn't for transfer students, but I was put into the nicer dorms called year too. It's warm and it was a lofted. Ellen keep in mind for transfer students they give you the nicer dorms. They call them apartment style dorm.

We're basically you still have the sweet experience you share a bathroom with your suite mates, but in the form you have a heating and air conditioning unit, bigger closet and updated vanity, vaulted ceilings, higher beds, and updated bathroom. You're on the top floor and it's just an architecture dorm than what you would see in like a typical freshman dormitory. So while I was in there, I lived with my roommate and we got along great and she was not a transfer student, but she actually deferred.

It's a master, so she kind of that experience. If you know I kind of figuring out what she wanted to do, and then my neighbors down the Hall were also transfer students and they were awesome. They were very very sweet so it is great to kind of just live there and know that you know you can just walk in and say hi to people and meet people from all different kinds of schools, all different walks of life. But I definitely think that living on canvas in a transform was a great experience for me. And then that fall I moved into my first apartment.

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Oh gosh, so well evidence yes. you and I do have a couple of questions I'll get to in a second uhm, so I've been. Excuse you, I have, um, will currently. I'm actually working at the transformations job. I've been here since the spring of 2019 and I absolutely love it up. And then I also. I'm also in a multimedia intern for the College of Health and Human Sciences, so if anyone is looking to pursue social work, education, health, exercise, science, human development.

Uh Oh my gosh, I'm blanking on all the majors, so just in that area I help write stories for their PR office as well. Produced videos and social media content, and I'm also an editor for the student LED Magazine, College Ave.

Yeah, a lot of my plate, but uhm, let me hear so some of the questions. Are you OK if I go ahead and answer some of these questions?

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Perfect, so let's see here. I have a question. I'm planning to transfer my third year. How did the workload compare? Moving from a Community College to University? So I actually did not start out of Community College, but I have taken classes at community colleges over the summer to get some of my generals out-of-the-way. An ice is pretty similar in. Obviously I can't speak for everyone. I can't say you know what everyone's experiences. I do know.

Um, a little bit about that kind of like a third party stance. My significant other is actually at a Community College right now and he is completing some of his coursework and it's very similar. Very similar schedules. We do homework together. He has the same workload as I do, so I wouldn't say it's either easier or harder. I would just say, depending on what you're taking, you know it could be very loud based. It could be very outdoor based if you want to go into something with wildlife.

It could be very expensive. You wanna go into English or another type of Liberal art so that pretty much it all depends on what you want to study. But I would definitely say that they are very very similar. I would say two at universities. You are a little bit more on your own and you are expected to, you know, go search for your extra help on your own. But I mean at CSU we have what's called our our help building. They offer free tutoring.

We all students on and that can include bio chemistry, calculus, physics, all that kind of stuff as well as professors, office hours. All professors at CSU or required tab office hours and they are more than happy to sit down with you even after their office hours and talk about what you may be struggling with. So I definitely would say that it may be do feel a little bit more independent, but there's. There's a lot of resources, Dale.

Uhm, the next question is what's the best anar classes at Community College to work for the major? We want to have at CSU. OK, actually like this one. 'cause it involves planning. But what I always tell students when their so Community College is. I always tell them. Check out course catalogs on Csus website and select the major you want. So for me I would select journalism, the media communications and I would see you now. OK, I'm required.

Take up my gosh, why did I take? I took media in society 100. I had to take up some of my general education courses like psychology. It took that I took a statistics class for my major. I also took a lab a science class. So definitely check out the CSU catalog and that has every major and minor completion pathway. And In addition to that I would also check out transferaladji.com and no alley and Priscilla talked a lot about that, but it's a great online tool. I used that.

Or transferring to CSU do how my classes would transfer um and that will kind of help you navigate, which is enrolling at your Community College and then help prepare you to complete your degree at CSU.

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And if you need any help, we can also reach out to a transformation counselor and we can help you with that.

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Process to transfer over all is not different. It's a little harder to plan out your courses, but we can still do it.

And one thing that I'm not sure if I mentioned earlier there is something called a tentative transfer evaluation. So what that is is you submit your unofficial transcripts from your college. Let's say you didn't find them on transfer all G, but you want to still make sure you know your credits transferred before you make any decisions on attending CSU. You submit your unofficial transcripts through our registrar's office.

And then they will go ahead and review um all your classes, course by course. And they basically say this math class transfers and transfers as I don't know math 141 is business calculus or you know this astronomy class? You know 300 level starting class does not, so that's kind of what that does. It does take a little bit more time. It takes about two to four weeks to complete. That is free, and it does give you a kind of better idea if for some reason you don't see your University on transfer aladji.

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Yes, uh, if you send me an email.

Yeah, if you send me an email I can send you the PowerPoint.

Oh, that's a great question. Uhm, I when I was at my past institution, I just didn't feel like I was connected to a community. You know, I was gonna. I was trying to get involved in the future and Tom clubs and organizations. Uhm, you know, I was doing well in all of my classes. I was working at the time on that campus as well. I wanted student works a job.

Uhm, but I just didn't feel like I was connecting with the University in general and they, uh, miss talking to some people I knew from CSU. I would always ask him. I was like Are you happy with the school you're going to and every single one of them would tell me everyone here is so nice that are so welcoming. There's so many things to do or campus is gorgeous. Our faculty and staff are so welcoming and so willing to help you and I said, OK, maybe I'll get a try. It's about an hour, an hour and a half away from.

My hometown, so it's far enough away, but not too far, so I decided to give it a go and see if CSC was the right fit for me. And here I am. Two years later. I haven't looked back so that's the reason why I decided transfer and it probably was one of the best decisions I've ever made.

I want it out.

Oh, I was just gonna say to everyone sitting in this webinar who may not be entirely sure about what they want, where they want to go, or what they want to study. I was right there with you. I mean, I thought I was gonna go off to another State College and, you know, go down and I'm completely different field. I was getting a bachelors of Science and then halfway through I was like that's not what I want to do and I changed majors, probably two or three times by the time I finally ended on what I wanted to do so.

Go with your gut. Go with your heart and whatever you decide to make sure that it's what you want and what you're comfortable with.

Yeah, and I think also I'd like to say to that my office.

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