FALL 2004 | Issue No. 1 

Transfer Thursdays

Thinking about transferring to the UW? If you are, Transfer Thursday is your gateway to transfer information. At a Transfer Thursday session, you can speak to an admissions counselor who will tell you all about applying to the UW. You can also meet with an undergraduate academic advisor who will help you prepare for your intended UW major. Bring your questions and your unofficial transcript(s). It’s one-stop shopping for the prospective transfer student.

Where:
University of Washington
171 Mary Gates Hall

When:
Every Thursday
1:00 to 4:00.

Admissions sessions
begins at 2:30!

For more information:
(206) 543-2550 or click here

For Advisors:
Don’t forget the 2004 UW/CC Advising Conference!

If you are a community college academic advisor and you want learn more about what’s happening at the UW, think about attending the UW/CC Advising conference. If you are planning to attend, don’t forget to register here. Registering lets us know how many folks are actually coming out for the day!

Thanks,
Dave Sayrs
James Meadows
Co-coordinators:
UW/CC Advising Conference 2004

Credits

James Meadows
Editor

Jamie Yaptinchay
Technical Designer

Contributors to this Issue:
Peg Cheng
Beret Kischner
James Meadows
Bethann Pflugeisen
Clay Schwenn
Stephanie Swanson
Jamie Yaptinchay


The Transfer eNewsletter is a project of the UW Undergraduate Advising Gateway Center.

Undergraduate Gateway Center
171 Mary Gates Hall
Weekdays 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.


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FALL 2004 | Issue No. 1