LAHC Transfer Center

Attention everyone completing an Associate Degree for Transfer this semester; the graduation petition is DUE this Wednesday, October 17th! Meet with a Counselor to complete a graduation petition at the Transfer Center! If you don’t complete a graduation petition then, your admission to a CSU for winter/spring 2019 May be affected. Questions? Call us 310-233-4282

Check out the calendar of events for the month of May! We have a great variety of workshops for you to attend.

*If you were accepted to a university don't forget to sign up to attend the Transfer Recognition Ceremony on May 19th!*

Attend an all expense paid field trip to UC Berkeley, UC Santa Cruz, UC Merced, and San Jose State University! Deadline to apply has been extended to May 8th! Submit your application to the Transfer Center (SSA 105)!

https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/press-room/university-california-extends-deadline-transfer-applications

University of California extends deadline for transfer applications Students hoping to transfer to a University of California campus for next fall will have additional time to apply, UC announced today (Oct. 31).

SAVE THE DATE !
SEPTEMBER 19TH, 2016
LAHC WILL BE HOSTING A TRANSFER FAIR :)

ADT... A degree with a Guarantee! Interested in transferring to a CSU? If so.. Attend our workshop on August 15th, 2016 from 11:30pm-1:00pm in SSA 105

Are you planning on transferring to a UC in Fall 2017? Then Guarantee your admission by filling out a TAG! If so.. The Career & Transfer Center will be hosting a TAG workshop on Thursday, August 25th, 2016 from 1:00pm-2:30pm.

Interested in Transferring to a CSU, UC or Private !? Attend one of our TRANSFER 101 WORKSHOPS ! If you have any questions please stop by The Carer and Transfer Center, SSA 105.

Considering transferring to a University?
If so, Stop by the Career & Transfer Center for Transfer Tuesdays!!

All Summer long Transfer Counselors will be available to answer your transfer questions.

This will be going on from 9 a.m- 5 p.m every Tuesday in the SSA building Room 105!

Don't Miss Out!!

Students who earn an associate degree or certificate as their first college credential and transfer to a four-year institution are much more likely to earn a baccalaureate within six years.

A good indicator to earn a baccalaureate A new report indicates that students who earn an associate degree or certificate as their first college credential and then go to a four-year institution are significantly more likely to earn a baccalaureate within six years.

Last stop ! UC Santa Cruz 😀

Enjoying the fresh air in San Francisco !