We know it's a busy time for you and that you have a bunch of priorities. That’s why we’ve gathered up some quick updates so you can have them all in one place. Feel free to bookmark this page so you always have the most up-to-date information from our transfer counselors.
Please encourage your students to submit their transfer application as soon as possible. We have a list of resources to help them.
Encourage your students to register for a transfer event in our event portal.
of graduates are transfer students.
of the Class of 2023 is employed, in graduate school or volunteering.
We have new availability for our On-the-Spot Decision Appointments on Thursday, May 29. Encourage your students to register today!
Newly admitted transfer students who have completed their Intent to Enroll form in their admissions portal can now sign up for a transfer registration session. Please let your newly admitted UMass Lowell students know that they can reach out to us at 978-934-3931 or transfer@uml.edu if they have any questions about next steps.
Please note: Admitted transfer students can be enrolled in fall 2025 courses even if they are enrolled in spring or summer courses at their current college. Transfer advisors will have the student's information and will not enroll them in courses that they are currently taking.
Our Transfer Advisor Lunches are one way we support community college academic advisors. It's a great way to get all the information you need about UMass Lowell degree programs or departments so you can best guide your students.
Along with lunch, we'll provide an overview on topics of your choosing: academic support services for transfer students, the Transfer Alliance Program (TAP) or specific program overviews.
Reach out to us to schedule a lunch!
Chummeng Soun is documenting the traditional dances of his native Cambodia with support from the Center for Asian American Studies and the Southeast Asian Digital Archive.
After living through civil war in her native Ivory Coast, Senior Class President Anna Kouadio is grateful for her opportunities at UML.
Honors student Edina Hirt faced hurdles from learning English to battling Hodgkin’s lymphoma while working toward her degree. Still, she won an award for her dedication to community service.
