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Annual Intra-University Transfer Fair (IUT) Offered Both In-person and Virtually

Tuesday, September 22, 2020, By Brandon Dyer
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Advisors will answer questions about the criteria, timeline and process for transferring to another degree program at 鶹ƵUniversity during the Intra-University Transfer Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 29.

鶹ƵUniversity students interested in exploring their degree options are encouraged to attend the Intra-University Transfer (IUT) Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 29, from 11 a.m. to 3p.m. inside Tent B on the Quad. Free grab and go food items will be available. Students may also attend virtually from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., as advisors from every school and college will be available for drop-in sessions via Zoom. Links to the virtual sessions will be posted on the .

Advisors will answer questions about the criteria, timeline and process for transferring to another degree program at 鶹ƵUniversity, says associate provost for Academic Affairs Chris Johnson.

“The IUT Fair gives students an opportunity to learn about academic programs in other schools and colleges, even if they are not interested in transferring right now,” says Johnson. Attendees may also talk about changing their major within the same school or adding a minor.

“The IUT Fair is a one-stop shop for any student looking for information about changing their plans.” says interim executive director for Student Success, Enrollment, and the Student Experience, Kal Srinivas. “Since they are talking directly to advisors, students get pertinent information based on their personal circumstance.”

Students attending virtually will also be able to speak with representatives from all the University’s schools and colleges. “Everything that you can do in the in-person setting will be available virtually,” says Srinivas.

The different options for students to attend is just another way 鶹ƵUniversity is supporting students, says Johnson. “The IUT Fair has been a great success over the years, and we hope this year’s will be as well.”

The fair is sponsored by the Office of Academic Affairs and the Division of Enrollment and the Student Experience.

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