Essay Question and Application Deadlines Announced

This year's question on Applied Paper arises from progress on dialogue with Professor Organizational Behavior Professor Amy Wrzesniewski on how we better understand what applicants care about the world. She said, "Although it is beneficial to read future plans, actions are better than eloquence. So how far is the entrant fulfilling its commitment, this is the core of the problem."

The online application will be available in early July and will inform you further details as the date approaches. In the meantime, we will invite you to participate in one of our summer events. Please give details on receiving your personalized invitation by yourself

Understand the application deadline and plan accordingly. With the transfer center you can access answers to applications, deadlines, and simple questions. Further advice can be offered through consultation reservations of the transfer center manager, transfer counselor, joint counselor and general counselor. How many units need to be transferred? At Colorado State University and the University of California Campus, it is necessary to complete a transferable unit of 60 credits in order to obtain a high level of transfer qualification. Many private and non - state universities will generally not accept transfer students between 24 and 30 credits. For transfer requirements, please check the directory or website of the particular university you are interested in or arrange an appointment to meet the counselor for more information.

As with applicants in the first year, transfer students need to plan in advance so that all application materials can be collected by the deadline. Transcripts, letters of recommendation, documents and applications are common requirements for transfer students and freshmen, but there are some differences. There are some memos specialized for transfer students. When considering transfer, it is necessary to check the GPA requirements of students who are planning to enter. Generally, the minimum GPA requirement of a transfer applicant is lower than that of a first-year student. Admission offices tend to think that students' college admission courses focus more than high school courses and are thought to be worthwhile and adjust requirements accordingly. Still, future transfer students need to know the minimum GPA of their school so that they can maintain their normal state during the plan transition period.