Attended the virtual “Fall 2026 Transfer Fair” to speak with transfer advisors about transfer programs, scholarships, credits, and course requirements. It was helpful to speak with different advisors and get my questions answered without having to schedule individual meetings.
The virtual transfer fair was nice; I spoke to representatives at Coppin State University, Towson University, and Salisbury University. With Coppin, I learned a lot about the programs they offer. When I spoke to the representative at Towson, I learned about student life and the Transfer Tiger Pact.
I attended the virtual Transfer fair where I spoke to the Towson transfer representative, as well as the UMD MTAP representative. I learned about what I should be focusing on to guarantee a successful transfer process.
I learned that to get into UMD's smith school of business that I need 3 letters of recommendation and that most students who get into their school apply with early action by the march 1st deadline. I also got in touch with UMD's transfer advisor Wontae Neal and will schedule a meeting with him sometime before winter semester if I end up choosing UMD. I also met with UMBC's representative Ashleigh Tillman and she sent me an email with all the info I need. Very informative session.
It was a really helpful time to spend talking with people from different universities, providing information for when we transition to any of those universities. They also took the time to answer our questions about credits and tuition.
I learn about how to transfer to different universities and what they offer.
We had an online session where we joined different Zoom Breakout rooms with different colleges to talk to them.
During this Transfer Fair I got more information regarding transferring. I asked any questions I had. And listened to what they had to say.





