I have learned a good amount of information about the different colleges and universities during my time at the Transfer fair. I have also learned additional information about the university I wanted to go to. This is a a great experience and would like to recommend this to others who are interested.
I got the opportunity to speak to different universities such as University of Maryland, Bowie State and UMBC. I was able to learn more about their programs and how the transfer process works.
This is my last time at PG so it was exciting and also memorable to go to my last college fair. I really appreciate the patience of all the advisors that came to talk with students and honest information about the resources that they can provide at their colleges.
I attended my first ever Fall 2026 Transfer Fair. It was good opportunity to see what the different college had to offer for my major and the requirements I will need to have in order to transfer when the time comes
I learned about colleges I can possibly transfer to such as UMD, Bowie, Coppin, and Morgan after I receive my associate degree.
I enjoyed this year’s transfer fair I got to see go to other stands. Last year, I just went to one and he gave me good information.
During this event I got to speak to many representatives of different universities that I can transfer to. I received information on the different scholarships open and available to transfer students. As well as programs they offer and campus life.
This college transfer fair was a pretty good experience. I learned about a few colleges that I would consider attending, including Bowie State, Morgan State, and Stevenson University. I was also able to ask college representatives about the process of applying to their Nursing programs through the Rn to BSN pathway. Since I plan to pursue nursing and get my associate degree first, it was helpful to learn more about my options for continuing my education after completing my associate degree. The representatives from each college gave clear and direct explanations of the application process, which helped me better understand what to expect.
