Mid-Year Transfer. (1 Viewer)

[SoCal]

I am going to try and transfer after semester one (I know it rarely happens) and I am just wondering if anyone knows who I apply to (UAC or my University) and when I have to do this by? Thanks for any help.

 

[Minai]

Originally posted by Merethrond
I am going to try and transfer after semester one (I know it rarely happens) and I am just wondering if anyone knows who I apply to (UAC or my University) and when I have to do this by? Thanks for any help.

ask your uni if the course you are trying to transfer to allows mid year transfers, if so, ask if you can internally transfer - but if not, you'll have to apply with UAC. Check their website for the opening dates for applications

 

[SoCal]

Re: Re: Mid-Year Transfer.

Originally posted by Minai
ask your uni if the course you are trying to transfer to allows mid year transfers, if so, ask if you can internally transfer - but if not, you'll have to apply with UAC. Check their website for the opening dates for applications

OK, I suppose they will have all the information. It is too early to be asking the University about this though? Thanks for your help too.

 

[santaslayer]

i wouldnt say its too early..i might ask about it today.

 

[great_gregory]

From the UAC site:

2004 mid-year admissions
Applications for 2004 mid-year admissions through UAC will open in early April 2004. Courses and information on how to apply will be available then. Not all institutions participate in mid-year admissions and institutions that are participating do not offer a full range of courses for mid-year.

 

[MiuMiu]

where are you going santaslayer? You are sooo not dropping law!

Oh and Im pretty sure if you're transferring within ur own uni uac doesn't get involved

 

[great_gregory]

I asked, and the people at student services said that UAC do get involved...

 

[MiuMiu]

well Im transferring mid year to commerce and uac have nothing to do with it

 

[great_gregory]

Ah, must be different over there in the USSR...

 

[MiuMiu]

Im just telling merethrond wat my position in since he seems to be in the same, quit with the attitude

 

[great_gregory]

Woah, settle down mate. I don't have an attitude. All my posts were done in the spirit of friendliness. You think I have an "attitude" simply because I have a different answer for Merethrond (who may or may not be a guy, with that ava )? The fact is that i'm going to the same university as Merethrond, and so that would seem to add some weight to my words. I too, am just advising him on what I know.

 

[Minai]

just to clarify, if you internally transfer, UAC is NOT involved

 

[great_gregory]

I might have to go back to Student Services again. The guy I talked to mightn't have known what he was talking about.

 

[Generator]

Not every university allows internal transfers from one degree to another. Transferring 'down' or across a stream would be another issue, though, as people in this thread have already stated.