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Read about the University, your Academic Major, transfer policies, and graduation requirements so that you can make the best transfer decisions for you. |
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Investigate career trends associated with your Major and
"Find Your Direction!" |
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Visit the University for an individual appointment and/or campus tour, or schedule a phone appointment. |
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Visit with an SRU Transfer Counselor on your community college campus during a Transfer Day. |
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Request a preliminary evaluation of transfer credits. |
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Talk to friends and counselors who know SRU. |
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Apply for Admission online, adhering to the recommended timelines:
- for Summer or Fall: apply by end of February
- for Spring: apply by the end of September |
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When offered admission, pay your $90 enrollment deposit. |
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Bookmark the Academic Calendar on the SRU website and mark your calendar with important dates. |
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Expect an email with Advising and Registration instructions just prior to the Registration period. |
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Arrange an appointment with your academic department immediately after you receive the above email. (Do not come to campus without first scheduling an appointment.) |
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If you hope to live on-campus, go to the
Office of Residence Life website for further instructions and information. On-campus housing is not guaranteed for transfer students. If you hope to live off-campus, plan early. |
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Apply for Financial Aid using recommended timelines, indicating SRU as your chosen institution. If transferring for a Spring semester, contact the SRU Financial Aid Office or visit their web page for specific instructions. |
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Attend an Orientation session before you begin your first semester's enrollment. Prior to the first semester, watch your mail for your invitation. |
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Obtain a parking pass during Orientation or complete the online form on the University Police's website. |
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Obtain a Photo ID during Orientation or at the
ID Card Office in Watson Hall. |
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Purchase books at the SGA Bookstore or via the internet. |
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Learn more about the University's Technology and how to use your University email address during Orientation. |
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Learn how to use the University's library system during Orientation or visit Bailey Library during the first few weeks of the semester. |