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Events in March 2023

  • March 1 (5 events)
    Azusa Pacific University: Priority Application Deadline

    Azusa Pacific University: Priority Application Deadline

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    March 1

    Azusa Pacific offers three application deadlines1: Early Action, Regular Decision (priority), and Final. Many students choose to apply for Early Action. This is encouraged if you are a high school senior and Azusa Pacific University is one of your top-choice colleges.

    The following deadlines are firm and apply to first-year freshmen and transfer students. Applications may be submitted after the Early Action and Regular Decision deadlines, but it cannot be guaranteed that such applications will be given the same consideration as those submitted on or before the Early Action and Regular Decision deadline dates.

    Fall Semester

    Early Action (Freshmen Only)

    • November 15 application deadline

    Regular Decision

    • March 1 priority application deadline (recommended deadline)
    • June 1 final deadline (incoming freshmen; may be subject to an enrollment waiting list)
    • August 1 final transfer deadline (transfer students; may be subject to an enrollment waiting list)

    Please note that there may be an enrollment waiting list that begins before the final June 1 deadline. Applications should be submitted by March 1 to ensure priority consideration for both admission and financial aid.

    https://www.apu.edu/undergraduate-admissions/deadlines/

    Biola University: Transfer Application Deadline

    Biola University: Transfer Application Deadline

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    March 1

    Application Deadlines
    To qualify for an application deadline, all materials must be received in the Admissions Office by the appropriate deadline date. If a student qualifies for a specific application deadline, they will be notified of admission by the corresponding notification date.

    Deadline Type Deadline
    Fall Early Action 1 November 30
    (Notified by January 15)
    Fall Early Action 2 January 15
    (Notified by February 15)
    Fall Regular Deadline March 1

    https://www.biola.edu/admissions/undergrad/transfer

     

    University of Redlands: Transfer Application Due

    University of Redlands: Transfer Application Due

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    March 1

    How to Apply as a Transfer Student

    At the University of Redlands a transfer student is someone who has graduated from high school and has completed courses at another institution of higher education. There is no minimum amount of units required to transfer to the University of Redlands. Students may transfer up to 66 semester units or 100 quarter units from a two-year institution and up to 96 semester units or 144 quarter units from a four-year institution.

    The Common Application for Transfer or free University of Redlands Transfer Application for Spring and Fall 2023 is available.

    Priority Application Deadlines
    Spring (January 2023 Start) November 1
    Fall (August 2023 Start) March 1

    Applications received after the priority deadline will be reviewed on a space available basis.

     

    https://www.redlands.edu/admissions-and-aid/first-year/apply/transfer/

    UC for Everyone

    UC for Everyone

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    March 1

    The University of California is hosting a free virtual event for students and families who are interested in learning more about UC admission and their nine undergraduate campuses. Get tips on how to prepare for the admission process and be a competitive applicant.

    Registration is required and space is limited, so save your spot below!

    https://connect.admission.ucla.edu/register/ucforeveryone23

  • March 6 (1 event)
    UC Berkeley: Experience Berkeley Transfer Webinar

    UC Berkeley: Experience Berkeley Transfer Webinar

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    March 6

    Join this workshop on Monday, March 6 (2 pm) online to learn about UC Berkeley, the UC Application, and the Experience Berkeley Transfer Program.

    Experience Berkeley Transfer is a FREE program that provides Black, Latinx, Native American and Pacific Islander community college students with mentors, tools, and resources to help make them a competitive college applicant and prepare them for transfer at UC Berkeley. Applicants should be on track to transfer in Fall 2024, therefore they must submit a UC application this upcoming fall. 

    Program Benefits:
    - 1-on-1 UC Application support including the Personal Insight Questions
    - Mentoring from current UC Berkeley transfer students
    - Connections to Admissions Officers
    - Workshops, toolkits and resources

    RSVP HERE!!

  • March 10 (2 events)
    Biola University presents Transfer Biola

    Biola University presents Transfer Biola

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    March 10

    Looking to transfer into Biola soon? We know that transferring can be a complex process. Transfer Biola is an in-person opportunity to hear from other transfer students, tour campus, connect with academic departments, learn more about campus involvement and get your questions answered by the Transfer Admissions Counselor team. We’re looking forward to meeting you!

    For more information click here!

  • March 11 (3 events)
    UCLA: STOMP Conference

    UCLA: STOMP Conference

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    March 11

    Save the date for the in-person STOMP Conference taking place at UCLA on Saturday, March 11, 2023. 

    Student Transfer Outreach and Mentor Program (STOMP)
    Are you enrolled at a California community college? If so, keep reading to learn about STOMP. Our goal is to connect you with services and people that will inspire you to become a Bruin.

    About the Program
    STOMP is a volunteer based, transfer student organization, that will help you achieve your university goals.

    Many of our volunteers are transfer students, so they can relate with your experience and offer valuable insights. Volunteers play leading roles in our virtual and in-person opportunities, including the annual UCLA STOMP conference.

    [MORE INFO]

    Saturday Tour & Brunch
  • March 14 (1 event)
    CCC to HBCU: How to Go, Stay and Finish Webinar

    CCC to HBCU: How to Go, Stay and Finish Webinar


    March 14

     

    Host: Diane Crosley-Mayers

    Register here!

  • March 15 (2 events)
    Stanford University: Transfer Application Deadline

    Stanford University: Transfer Application Deadline

    N/A
    March 15

    Stanford Application and Testing Deadlines

    Submit your Common Application by 11:59 p.m. (in your local timezone) on the applicable deadline.

    Application with or without optional Arts Portfolio Deadline March 15
    Materials for Arts Portfolio March 20

     

    https://admission.stanford.edu/apply/transfer/credit.html

     

    CCC to HBCU: Kinesiology and Nutrition Studies Webinar

    CCC to HBCU: Kinesiology and Nutrition Studies Webinar

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    March 15

    Host: Lauren Mills

    REGISTER HERE!

  • March 16 (1 event)
    CCC to HBCU: Program Information

    CCC to HBCU: Program Information


    March 16

    Learn about the Transfer Guarantee Agreement to HBCUs from California Community Colleges. Learn the how to and the benefits of transferring to an HBCU.

    REGISTER HERE!

  • March 18 (1 event)
    Biola Bound

    Biola Bound

    N/A
    March 18 – March 21

    Join prospective students from around the United States as you discover campus, immerse yourself in student life and explore Southern California! To be eligible to participate in Biola Bound, you must commit to the following criteria:

    • You must be: a first-time visitor to Biola, a junior or senior in high school or a college student interested in transferring (up to the age of 25), and living out-of-state or in California zip codes 94000–96199.
    • Before booking a flight, you must hear from us regarding space available for the Biola Bound of your choice. Biola Bound is a popular program with limited capacity, and we reserve the right to refuse registration.
    • Your flight must arrive at LAX on Saturday between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. On Tuesday, your flight must depart LAX between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. *We may not be able to provide you with transportation if you choose to arrive earlier or depart later than these time frames.
    • To be eligible for *flight reimbursement of up to $500, you must register for Biola Bound, visit Biola during one of the four Biola Bound weekends, participate in all Biola Bound program events and enroll at Biola University. Your online registration must be completed and received by Biola no later than 3 weeks prior to the Saturday of your preferred Biola Bound. *Reimbursement will happen automatically during the student's first semester at Biola.
    • You must submit a $135 registration fee which covers housing, local transportation, on-campus meals and a ticket to Disneyland. It is also recommended you bring at least $60 for off-campus meals and spending money.
    • Note for parents/guardians: This program is designed for students only. If it is important that you accompany your student to visit our school, we suggest that you look into one of our other visit events, or set up an individual visit.
  • March 19 (2 events)
    Biola Bound

    Biola Bound

    N/A
    March 18 – March 21

    Join prospective students from around the United States as you discover campus, immerse yourself in student life and explore Southern California! To be eligible to participate in Biola Bound, you must commit to the following criteria:

    • You must be: a first-time visitor to Biola, a junior or senior in high school or a college student interested in transferring (up to the age of 25), and living out-of-state or in California zip codes 94000–96199.
    • Before booking a flight, you must hear from us regarding space available for the Biola Bound of your choice. Biola Bound is a popular program with limited capacity, and we reserve the right to refuse registration.
    • Your flight must arrive at LAX on Saturday between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. On Tuesday, your flight must depart LAX between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. *We may not be able to provide you with transportation if you choose to arrive earlier or depart later than these time frames.
    • To be eligible for *flight reimbursement of up to $500, you must register for Biola Bound, visit Biola during one of the four Biola Bound weekends, participate in all Biola Bound program events and enroll at Biola University. Your online registration must be completed and received by Biola no later than 3 weeks prior to the Saturday of your preferred Biola Bound. *Reimbursement will happen automatically during the student's first semester at Biola.
    • You must submit a $135 registration fee which covers housing, local transportation, on-campus meals and a ticket to Disneyland. It is also recommended you bring at least $60 for off-campus meals and spending money.
    • Note for parents/guardians: This program is designed for students only. If it is important that you accompany your student to visit our school, we suggest that you look into one of our other visit events, or set up an individual visit.
    2023 NACAC Virtual College Fair

    2023 NACAC Virtual College Fair


    March 19

    NACAC’s upcoming series of Virtual and In-Person College Fairs kicks off on Feb. 5! We are excited to support these events, which provide students and families the opportunity to connect with college representatives, learn about the admissions process, and discover financial aid and scholarship opportunities. These sessions support all students, including seniors who may still be weighing their college options.

     

    Register Here! 

  • March 20 (1 event)
    Biola Bound

    Biola Bound

    N/A
    March 18 – March 21

    Join prospective students from around the United States as you discover campus, immerse yourself in student life and explore Southern California! To be eligible to participate in Biola Bound, you must commit to the following criteria:

    • You must be: a first-time visitor to Biola, a junior or senior in high school or a college student interested in transferring (up to the age of 25), and living out-of-state or in California zip codes 94000–96199.
    • Before booking a flight, you must hear from us regarding space available for the Biola Bound of your choice. Biola Bound is a popular program with limited capacity, and we reserve the right to refuse registration.
    • Your flight must arrive at LAX on Saturday between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. On Tuesday, your flight must depart LAX between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. *We may not be able to provide you with transportation if you choose to arrive earlier or depart later than these time frames.
    • To be eligible for *flight reimbursement of up to $500, you must register for Biola Bound, visit Biola during one of the four Biola Bound weekends, participate in all Biola Bound program events and enroll at Biola University. Your online registration must be completed and received by Biola no later than 3 weeks prior to the Saturday of your preferred Biola Bound. *Reimbursement will happen automatically during the student's first semester at Biola.
    • You must submit a $135 registration fee which covers housing, local transportation, on-campus meals and a ticket to Disneyland. It is also recommended you bring at least $60 for off-campus meals and spending money.
    • Note for parents/guardians: This program is designed for students only. If it is important that you accompany your student to visit our school, we suggest that you look into one of our other visit events, or set up an individual visit.
  • March 21 (2 events)
    Biola Bound

    Biola Bound

    N/A
    March 18 – March 21

    Join prospective students from around the United States as you discover campus, immerse yourself in student life and explore Southern California! To be eligible to participate in Biola Bound, you must commit to the following criteria:

    • You must be: a first-time visitor to Biola, a junior or senior in high school or a college student interested in transferring (up to the age of 25), and living out-of-state or in California zip codes 94000–96199.
    • Before booking a flight, you must hear from us regarding space available for the Biola Bound of your choice. Biola Bound is a popular program with limited capacity, and we reserve the right to refuse registration.
    • Your flight must arrive at LAX on Saturday between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. On Tuesday, your flight must depart LAX between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. *We may not be able to provide you with transportation if you choose to arrive earlier or depart later than these time frames.
    • To be eligible for *flight reimbursement of up to $500, you must register for Biola Bound, visit Biola during one of the four Biola Bound weekends, participate in all Biola Bound program events and enroll at Biola University. Your online registration must be completed and received by Biola no later than 3 weeks prior to the Saturday of your preferred Biola Bound. *Reimbursement will happen automatically during the student's first semester at Biola.
    • You must submit a $135 registration fee which covers housing, local transportation, on-campus meals and a ticket to Disneyland. It is also recommended you bring at least $60 for off-campus meals and spending money.
    • Note for parents/guardians: This program is designed for students only. If it is important that you accompany your student to visit our school, we suggest that you look into one of our other visit events, or set up an individual visit.
    CCC to HBCU: Brief #3

    CCC to HBCU: Brief #3

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    March 21

    Meet and greet with HBCU Representatives

    Host: Lauren Mills

    REGISTER HERE!

  • March 22 (1 event)
  • March 23 (1 event)
    CCC to HBCU: Funding your HBCU Education

    CCC to HBCU: Funding your HBCU Education


    March 23

    Host: Diane Crosley-Mayers

    Register here!

  • March 28 (4 events)
    Coalition For College - Decoding Your Financial Aid Offer

    Coalition For College - Decoding Your Financial Aid Offer


    March 28

    Comparing college costs is an important part of your decision about which school to attend. If you’re at the point of weighing your options, with financial aid offers in hand, join us at this event to better understand these offers and how to compare between them. Get to know financial aid language, and learn what questions to ask financial aid officers at schools you’re considering.

    Featuring admissions and financial aid professionals from: Claremont McKenna College, Duquesne University, University of Connecticut, University of Illinois at Springfield.

    Register here!

    Woodbury University: Night Owl Transfer Night

    Woodbury University: Night Owl Transfer Night

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    March 28

    Join us for Woodbury University’s virtual “Night Owl Transfer Night” to learn more about the transfer experience.
    At this event, you will have the opportunity to:

    • Learn about our exciting, fully accredited programs and internship opportunities.
    • Learn the transfer admissions process.
    • Application fee waivers will be provided to all attendees.

    TO RSVP [Click Here]

  • March 29 (5 events)
    CCC to HBCU: Program Information

    CCC to HBCU: Program Information

    N/A
    March 29

    Learn about the Transfer Guarantee Agreement to HBCUs from California Community Colleges. Learn the how to and the benefits of transferring to an HBCU.

    Register here!

    Columbia University GS: Information Session!

    Columbia University GS: Information Session!

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    March 29

    The representative from Columbia University GS, will visit Fullerton College on Wed. March 29 and will be offering an admissions information session at 1pm in the FC Transfer Center, room 212.
    Seating is limited and so RSVP is Required! [RSVP Here]

    The School of General Studies—Columbia University’s college for returning and nontraditional students —offers the rigor of a liberal arts education from one of America’s finest universities. GS is committed to supporting students who transition from two-year colleges to a four-year university. Our students are fully integrated into the academic life of Columbia, taking classes with peers in the other undergraduate colleges, sharing the same Arts & Sciences faculty, and earning a bachelor’s degree from Columbia University.

    CCC to HBCU: Program Information

    CCC to HBCU: Program Information


    March 29

    Learn about the Transfer Guarantee Agreement to HBCUs from California Community Colleges. Learn the how to and the benefits of transferring to an HBCU.

    REGISTER HERE!

  • March 30 (2 events)
    Grand Canyon University: ABSN Degree Program Info Session

    Grand Canyon University: ABSN Degree Program Info Session


    March 30

    Join us for a virtual info session to learn more about nursing pathways at local community colleges and GCU's Accelerated BSN program in partnership with your Fullerton Transfer Center!

    Register here!

    GCU Nursing Webinar Flyer