Transfer Student Success

We are a dedicated group of faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students who serve as the central point of contact for University of Redlands transfer students. We recognize that transfer students are adjusting to a new campus, a new social atmosphere and a new academic experience and we are committed to helping these students integrate into the campus community. We serve as transfer students' representative for needs and concerns within broader Student Affairs discussions. We provide a Transfer Ambassador Program to help guide students through the Redlands experience, by connecting, encouraging, and engaging transfer students. Our programs assist transfer students in finding their way through campus and navigating resources. We understand and focus our attention on the importance of building a transfer student community with opportunities to socialize and engage with other transfer students.

 

Transfer Success Support

Helpful Resources

ASA

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Academic Success and Accessibility (ASA):

Academic Success and Accessibility offers resources to develop and strengthen skills essential for full academic participation. Students may meet individually with staff for a variety of reasons, including gathering academic information, discussing study skills and academic strategies, or planning a balanced workload. Disability Services is committed to equitable access and the full participation of all students in the University‘s educational programs and activities. If students have academic, housing, dietary, or temporary accommodation needs, Disability Services can offer resources to support each student‘s individual needs.

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OCPD

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The Office of Career & Professional Development (OCPD):

OCPD is here to help you successfully transition from student to professional life! We have a great assessment tool that can help incoming students find the right UR major and explore possible careers you could pursue. We also have great resources for finding opportunities like internships, fellowships, and jobs during college that make you more qualified when you graduate. 

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CDI

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Campus Diversity and Inclusion (CDI):

CDI serves as a catalyst to the campus community on matters related to diversity, multicultural programming and cultural pluralism, including expanding the notion of diversity and multiculturalism beyond race, gender and sexual orientation. CDI works collaboratively with many individuals, departments and offices to create a campus where diversity is welcomed and celebrated. Campus Diversity and Inclusion oversees the Multicultural Center, Pride Center, and Gender Justice Center. CDI also works with Native Student Programs (NSP) to honor Native Nations and address educational access and persistence barriers faced by Native students on and off campus.

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SIS

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Student Involvement and Success (SIS):

SIS provides opportunities for student growth through a diverse offering of extracurricular experiences. We aim to connect students to each other, the University, and the greater community, in order to build meaningful relationships and lifelong skills. Learn how to get connected and stay involved.

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SFS

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Student Financial Services (SFS):

Student Financial Services is here to assist you by providing financial aid opportunities and financing options to afford a Redlands education. 
SFS Transfer Page 

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RLH

Residence Life and Housing (RLH) 

Residence Life and Housing is here to assist all your housing questions and residence accomodations. For questions or concerns, please email: RLH@redlands.edu or call (909)748-8053.

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