Transfer: What next? (Transfer - mini session) [virtual]

During this mini session I learned the proximate cost of going to universities like UMD and the hidden cost that may come attached to attending universities. I also learned about scholarship resources.

I attended "Transfer: What next?" and I got a lot of my questions answer so now I know what to expect and some knowledge when transferring.

We spoke about the next steps to take after getting our associates. Also, it made me think about how I wanted to move after PGCC. It made me wonder about what i knew and didn't know. I gained a lot of insight after the financial steps and how to maneuver the next steps into my future with my career.

Though I was privy to most of it, staying up to date and on top of my credits and their transferability to the University of Maryland is imperative for a smooth transition over.

Thus meeting was very necessary and helpful for me. Getting to see the cost of one year at UMD was very eye opening on the necessity of financial aid. But then also learning that the current administration is pulling back on financial aid was also essential. This was a very productive meeting and I’m looking forward to more mini-sessions like it!

The transfer session was very informative on what to expect during the process of trying to transfer to a new college. I now understand the importance of doing enough research and talking to the right people before transferring schools to ensure you’re not blindsided.

Provided helpful information about transferring and actual dollar amounts to schools in maryland that people typically transfer to.

In this zoom meeting I was given alot of imformation I need to help me transfer from Pgcc to another school. I alot about different scholarships, what most schools require, and some tasks I should start on now to get a head start for next year.

I attend the transfer mini session and I found it very informative. I was able to learn about different transfer scholarships as well as programs. I liked how he broke down the different fees of the University of Maryland as an example, it made it easier to understand.