We provide services, resources, and community to help accomplish your goals and further your education. It’s over 9,000… transfer students at the U!
Regular Transfer Visits
Fall 2018
SLCC Taylorsville Redwood Campus – STC 2nd Floor
Tuesdays, Sep. 4 – Dec. 4 9am-2pmSLCC South City Campus – North CAM Foyer
Oct. 3 10:30am-2pmProgram Contact
Paul Fisk
Transfer Coordinator & Advisor
Union 235
801-581-3328
paul.fisk@utah.edu
Meet with Paul
Chelsea Manzanares
Graduate Assistant
Union 235
801-581-8151
chelsea.manza@gmail.com
Angie Gamarra
Transfer Program Peer Mentor
Union 235
angielgamarra@gmail.com
Transnational Education, Ethnic Studies 3790
The first semester and year after transferring to a new school is often the most difficult for transfer students. Transfer students usually have their lowest GPA at their new school in their first semester. We want to prevent this so we have a great class called ETHNC 3790 Transnational Education that is for new transfer students to help acclimate them to the University of Utah. Part of the course is an interesting focus on transnationalism and the other half of the class is connecting you to resources and opportunities on campus to help ensure you are as successful as possible. The professor of the class is excellent and is a big advocate for transfer students!
Class Description
Ethnic Studies 3790 is a class focused on improving student’s understanding of educational systems, and the cross-border impact on current educational access in the US. Specifically, students will focus on the educational, social and economic impact of historical trends of migration globally and in the US. The role of identity in contemporary migration patterns will be central to the discussion of transnationalism, including the ways gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, and the intersection of identity inform the experience of migration. According to the US Census, the Utah foreign-born population and the population of color have both doubled in the last ten years and these rates are at their highest in history. The majority of foreign-born people in Utah are from Latin-American countries, Asia and Europe (Perlich, 2010). As a result, understanding the transnational experiences and what educational trends occur nationally are critical to making sense of Utah educational-pipelines.
For more information about the course please contact Paul Fisk at paul.fisk@utah.edu
Helpful Links
Transfer Planning
Getting Ready Transfer Guides – what classes transfer to the U of U from other institutions
U of U David Eccles School of Business Transfer Course Equivalency guides
U of U Urban Institute for Teacher Education Transfer Student Information
Advising for Pre-Med and other pre-professional programs – The downloadable summaries show classes that can be taken at SLCC on them
Transfer Center, Transfer Student FAQ
List of majors, minors and certificates at the U of U
Advising Appointment with Paul Fisk
Career Info by College
How to fulfill the B.A. Language Requirement at the U of U
Diversity Graduate School Application Advisory
Application Questions
Apply to the U of U
Appeal an Admissions decision info
Appeal form
Diversity Graduate School Application Advisory
After admitted to the U, what’s next?
Tips from the Office of Admissions
Diversity Transfer Student Program guide
Enrollment deposit info
Online campus map
Buy parking permits
Transfer Student Orientation
In-state tuition (residency for tuition purposes)
In-state tuition, residency reclassification application form
Getting involved at the U of U
Crimson Transfer Honor Society (CTHS)
Student groups in SED
List of student groups on campus
Career Services webshops – resumes, cover letters, interviewing, etc
Student Jobs at the U of U
Internships
U of U Learning Abroad
Bennion Community Service Center
Free math tutoring on campus
ASUU Tutoring Center
U of U Undergraduate Research
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP)