Text Box:      Some Grays Harbor College students were asked what factors they are taking into consideration when choosing where to transfer. Here is what a few of them said:   “Location and type of degree I can achieve.” - Eric Ekman and Ryan Covall.   “Does it have a good education program?” - Joel McMillan   “Finances, and I knew Chris and other friends that went through the program.”  -Brandi Payne. Planning on completing the CTEP program through the WSU Learning Center.   “It has a wonderful music program, and that’s what I am majoring in.” - Amber Steward. Planning on transferring to PLU.   Text Box: “Who has the best program for my major?” - Jennie Brumett   “I get advice from family  members and close friends who have gone to universities around the state.”  - Elise Pier   What do you think is most important for choosing a school? [ ]  Location [ ]  Size [ ]  Cost [ ]  Student/Faculty Ratio [ ]  Diversity of student population [ ]  Reputation in your chosen major [ ]  Job placement record [ ]  Social environment, clubs/       organizations     [ ]  Housing [ ]  Campus environment/beauty [ ]  Opportunity to do research Text Box: Spring Text Box: What Do GHC Students Have to Say? Text Box: Yes, You Can Transfer Mid-Year Text Box:      Most students transfer and begin attending a 4-year university in the fall, but that is not your only option.  Most schools and majors accept students in Winter, Spring, and Summer quarters as well.  Text Box:      Why wait?  You may be able to transfer sooner than you think.  Of course there are some exceptions, but there is a good chance that your school of choice and your major will allow you to transfer mid-year. Text Box: 2005 Text Box: Grays Harbor College Text Box: THE TRANSFER TIMES

 

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Spotlight on CWU

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Where GHC students transfer

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Last Transfer Trip of the Year

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Admission Reps. In Fireside 5/11

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Tips for Transferring to UW Seattle

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Evergreen Still Accepting for Fall

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Informational Interviewing

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