Transfer Resources
This page is managed by the Technology and Resource Management Committee. Learn more about the committee and their projects here.
Universal Resources
First Generation Students Information coming.
Major Ready Advising students on how to choose a major and how to be "major-ready".
Military-Affiliated Students Information coming.
Running Start / Dual-Enrollment Students Information coming.
Steps to Transfer A "best practices" guide on steps to the transfer pathway.
Transfer Degree Types Definitions of and resources related to WA transfer degrees from the Washington State Achievement Council.
Transfer-Related Organizations Contact information and brief descriptions of organizations focused on transfer work and policy.
Transfer Terminology An overview of transfer-related terms, definitions, and commonly used language.
Undocumented Students A list of local organizations, resources, and scholarship information to support undocumented transfer students.
Two-Year Staff Resources
University Admissions Information Use the links below to view a quick chart of transfer admission criteria and deadlines.
Washington universities, admission information links: links to their important transfer information, such as admission information by student type, financial aid information, equivalency guides, programs offered.
University Transfer Snapshots A quick-access look at university details, including admission and other campus offices that aid a student in the transfer process.
Four-Year Staff Resources
2-Year Academic Calendars Direct links to 2-year institution academic calendars.
Washington SBCTC College Contact List Contacts from the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges.
Campus Visits
Best Practices
The following policy has been developed to ensure a successful visit for four-year college and university representatives visiting the 2-year college campuses:
Guidelines for Four-Year Representatives:
> Request a visit to according to individual community college guidelines in advance to ensure effective promotion of the event and available space. Request can be via the NW STEP website or by email based on the preference of the community college coordinator.
> If a pass is needed, print the parking pass provided and place on the dash of your car. Please do not park in parking spots designated for Visitors, Carpool, handicapped or otherwise restricted.
> If unable to attend or will not arrive on time, email or call as soon as possible.
Guidelines for Transfer Fairs
> RSVP to Transfer Fair by deadline set by Transfer Coordinator.
> Failure to notify Transfer Coordinator of planned absence or tardiness may result in loss of privilege to attend future fairs.
Guidelines for Transfer Coordinator:
> Communicate with representative prior to event with details regarding the visit and provide a parking pass if needed.
> Promotion for the event will include all-campus emails, sandwich boards on campus, flyers to faculty/staff, and announcements at meetings. Events will also be posted on the website if given enough notice.
> Reserve the tables in agreed upon location with signage.
> Provide Wi-Fi access information if requested via email prior to the event.
> Email representative if any changes need to be made for the visit.
Special thanks to South Seattle College for helping to create these guidelines.