Reedley College offers a wide variety of programs and services to help you transfer to the four-year institution of your choice. Here are a few of the services available through the Transfer Center.

Transfer Achievement Program
The Transfer Achievement Program (TAP) is a shared responsibility between you, the student, and college services. The college services provided by Reedley College and the cooperating four-year institution are outlined in a "map," or guide for each student.
The student may begin his program by meeting with the Transfer Center Coordinator to discuss their personal Transfer Task Invention (TTI) Important transfer activities are explained and a sequential map is outlined. Remember, the more you invest in time and effort, the greater the potential for your transfer success!

Visits from University and College Reps
You may talk with our on-campus admission representative from UC Davis, Fresno Pacific College, Chapman College, National University and CSU Fresno. Representatives from other universities and colleges also visit the center throughout the year. These visits are regularly announced in the campus bulletin and are advertised in our monthly Transfer Center Calendar.

Counselors
At the Transfer Center we work closely with your college counselor, who will help you plan your academic, career and personal goals. Before beginning your transfer planning, be sure to discuss your plans and goals with your counselor.

Faculty Advisors
Many faculty and staff act as advisors and provide you with encouragement and support. At the Center, ask about the advisor services our campus provides. We will be happy to refer you to an appropriate advisor.

Financial Aid
Are you afraid that you won't be able to transfer to a four-year institution because you lack funds? The Transfer Center can clarify actual college costs and provide you with a financial estimate of what you'll need to finish school.
We know that financial aid can be a confusing process. That's why the Transfer Center sponsors workshops throughout the year to help you apply for scholarships, grants and loans. University representatives, grants and loans. University representatives from UCD and CSUF also present special programs on admission.

Resources
How do you choose a major? Which schools offer your major? How do you get into a competitive university? In the Transfer Center you'll find resources to answer these and most other questions you may have about the transfer process, including:

- Guides to colleges and universities
- Materials on financial aid and scholarships
- Publications that rank colleges
- College brochures, class schedules and program updates
- A calendar of important dates and deadlines
- College and university applications
- College and university fee waivers
- A variety of additional handouts
- Major exploration materials
- Catalogs
- Campus Videos

A successful transfer takes planning not luck. The Transfer Center can help.

For more transfer information : www.assist.org