Transfer and Transition Services University of Central Florida

FACTS


Did you know that Transfer and Transition Services...

Has a mission to assist students in their preparation to transfer to UCF, in their transition to the university, and through their progress toward graduation.

In 2006-2007, Transfer and Transition Services
  • Assisted more than 54,685 constituents with their questions about UCF, its programs, and transfer procedures
  • Had more than 118,550 visits to our award-winning Web site
  • Sent 8,543 e-mails to currently enrolled transfers concerning targeted majors; more than 1,024 received transition advising
  • Provided academic advising programs at Orientation for 644 undeclared and undecided transfer students
  • Collaborated in presenting 42 programs and workshops at community colleges for students, counselors, and faculty
  • Developed 8 articulation agreements with community colleges, universities, and secondary schools
  • Distributed 1,100 transfer counseling manuals on CD; available on our Web site
  • Sent monthly electronic updates to more than 425 advisors and counselors
  • Peer Mentors assisted 6,882 transfer students in the office and 4,823 students at transfer orientations
  • Implemented the Peer Mentor Transfer Success Workshop Series; created two new initiatives to connect transfer students to the campus community

Where can transfer students go for help?

The Office of Transfer and Transition Services provides the following services and resources:
  • Accurate and current information about university programs and policies, including entrance and exit requirements, as well as information concerning:
    • Transfer issues and questions
    • Common program and course prerequisites
    • Foreign language requirements
    • Course equivalencies
    • Critical academic and transfer policies
    • UCF critical dates and deadlines
  • General advising and referral for transfer students before and after they enroll at UCF
  • Peer Mentors provide advising and transition assistance by telephone, e-mail, and office appointments
  • Individual appointments to discuss transfer issues
  • Advising for students who are undeclared, undecided, or changing majors