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TRANSFER STUDENT RESOURCES SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES Transfer Student Advisory Committee Do you have suggestions about how the School of Humanities can better assist transfer students? If so, please consider joining the School of Humanities Transfer Student Advisory Committee. In addition to providing advice and feedback, members of this committee will be called on to offer "transfer tips" to prospective and new Humanities majors. To volunteer, complete the interest form online. Frequently Asked Questions in Humanities Undergraduate Counseling Office All the nuts and bolts from the academic counseling office are found on this web site, including graduation requirements. Academic counselors in your school are the only counselors on our campus who can help you with courses advising and transcript evaluation after admission. You should meet with an academic counselor AT LEAST once per quarter to make sure you are on track to graduate when you planned. Prospective transfer students in Humanities are welcome to contact the Undergraduate Counseling Office in Humanities prior to transfer to help with course planning and to answer any questions. Peer Academic Advising Program For general information about this program and how it can help you, click on the above link. Career Planning Myths about majors/minors and career preparation This mission of this program is to increase college enrollability of students from underserved groups by promoting a broad-based, knowledge-driven literacy. The program also encourages students from all backgrounds to increase their general literacy by incorporating the humanities into their studies for a lifetime of learning. Click on the above link for more information about the program and how you can get involved. Humanities Peer Mentoring Program If you plan on attending law school, click on the above link for information about this minor. You can also read about how to prepare for a career in law by clicking here. The Program in Academic English/ESL |
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