June Transfer Orientation

June Transfer Advising/Orientation 2013

Your transition to the University of New Hampshire begins with your required academic advising meeting where you select your fall classes.

Sign up here.

Note: College of Liberal Arts Undeclared transfers should not sign up for a transfer advising session. You need to make a one-on-one advising appointment after May 13th by calling the University Advising and Career Center at 603 862 2064.

Video in how to sign up for Transfer Advising/Orientation

See below for details about your college/school advising orientation.

When you come for advising, you may also obtain an UNH photo ID and IT ID (e-mail address and internet access); learn about UNH’s meal plans; and visit UNH’s Commuter Services Office in rm 122 Memorial Union.

Students with a disability, which may affect participation, and in need of accommodations, should contact UNH's Disability Services for Students (603-862-2607).

Preparing for your Transfer Advising Meeting

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Date: Wednesday, June 26 
Meeting Location: Kingsbury S145
Time: 9 AM
Parking: Lot A, download transfer parking pass

Resource Fair: 12 - 2 PM Granite St. Rm., Memorial Union

What to Bring

 

College of Liberal Arts Declared Majors Transfers

Date: Wednesday, June 26 
Meeting Location: Murkland (115) Auditorium
Time: 8:30 AM
Parking: Lot A, download parking pass
What to Bring:

For those taking French or Spanish this fall take the
French and Spanish Online placement test

Resource Fair:12 - 2 PM Granite St. Rm, Memorial Union

 

College of Liberal Arts Undeclared Transfers

Date: By appointment only. Make an appointment.
Location: University Advising and Career Center, room 102 Hood House
Parking: Lot A, download transfer parking pass
What to Bring:

For those taking French or Spanish in the fall, you need to take the French and Spanish online placement test

 

College of Life Sciences and Agriculture Transfers

Date: Wednesday, June 26 
Meeting Location: Spaulding 120
Time: 9:00 am
Parking: Lot A, download transfer parking pass

Resource Fair: 12 - 2 PM Granite St. Rm., Memorial Union

What to Bring:


College of Health and Human Services Transfers

Date: Wednesday, June 26 
Meeting Location: Pettee G10
Time: 11:30 AM
Parking: Lot A, download transfer parking pass

Resource Fair: 12 - 2 PM Granite St. Rm., Memorial Union

What to Bring:

 

Paul College of Business and Economics Transfers

Date: May 29 or 30 Note: You select one of the two dates and must RSVP at the link above
Location: Paul College, rm. 125, 10 Garrison Ave.
Time:1 PM Note: If you need to take a placement test, you may need to arrive earlier. This will be noted in an e-mail letter from the Paul College.
Parking: Download transfer parking pass
What to Bring:

  • Course syllabi from major related courses to be evaluated for transfer credit if you haven't already provided them to us.
  • Your credit evaluation form from UNH Admissions
  • Pen or pencil
  • Valid driver's license or social security card for your photo ID.

Thompson School of Applied Science Transfers

Date: June 6 Note: No formal program for parents. 
Meeting Location: 219 Cole Hall 
Time: 3 PM 
Parking: Parking lot G1 (outside Putnam Hall) download parking pass
What to Bring:

Preparing For Your Transfer Advising Meeting

Follow these simple steps to prepare for your meeting:

1. Review the requirements in the University catalog for the program to which you have been admitted:

2. If you are transferring credits to UNH, review your UNH Admissions credit evaluation form. It will indicate which, if any, courses, you have completed that meet University (check your catalog of entry) and Writing requirements as well as the total credits from you previous college that you may apply to your UNH degree. Paul College students note: Make sure that you have the syllabi for any previously taken business-related courses.

3. Review university degree requirements. Identify categories where you will need to take courses. Check the undergraduate catalog for the year, which pertains to you, for courses. to see what is available.

4. Review the University Writing Requirement
Check Writing Intensive University Writing Courses ("WI") courses that interest you.

5. In mid-May, check the list of fall courses open to transfer students and review course descriptions.

6. Select courses and several alternatives. UNH baccalaureate students typically take four courses (16 credits); Thompson School students take four or more courses (16 credits). Not all courses may be open to you, but you will have an opportunity to those courses in following semesters.

7. Attend your college/school transfer advising session. You must register online to attend.