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Willow International AcademicCounseling Updates
Willow International Academic Counseling Tasha Hutchings & Erica JohnsonAugust 10, 2012 – Flex Day Activity
WI Counseling Services
• Updates on Current Transfer Initiatives – SB 1440
• Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG’s)
• Transfer Updates
Transfer Initiative Update – SB 1440SB 1440 – Purpose is to streamline the Transfer Pathway (www.sb1440.org)
To Earn Admission for Transfer through AA/AS-T• 60 semester units• IGETC or CSU GE• No additional local graduation requirements required• Minimum GPA 2.0
Majors Approved• 16 Majors Statewide• Following the TMC – Transfer Model Curriculum• RC/NC has 3 degrees – Communication, Math & Psychology• 6 New Fall 2012 Degrees – Administration of Justice, Early Childhood Education,
Business Administration, Kinesiology, Physics, English
Degree Names• Associate in Arts for Transfer – AA-T• Associate in Science for Transfer – AS-T
Current Transfer Initiatives – SB 1440
Benefits• 2 Desirable Outcomes: Earn a degree and transfer• Establish a clear pathway to transfer• Consideration in admission priority• Defined requirements after transfer (no more than 60 units) • CSU will develop Independent Degree Plan (IDP)
Additional Information• CSU will guarantee “Junior” status to AA/AS – T degree students• SB 1440 Admission Priority Worksheet (www.sb1440.org) – provides a grid that
shows the benefits and criteria for a SB1440/non SB1440 student including local vs non local applicant
• Will admit to a “similar” major (already defined by CSU’s)• Not guaranteed to a specific campus or major• Students self report on CSU Mentor AA/AS – T status• Spring 2013 CSU admits are for SB1440 students only – only 9 CSU’s are
participating• Fall 2013 – CSU admits are dependent on the November 6th Initiative
www.csumentor.edu
Current Transfer Initiatives – Local Area Admission• Due to budget constraints and impaction of programs and campuses,
many CSU’s have implemented a local area admission policy
• Local Area Applicants are given priority for admission
• Out of the area applicants may be held to a higher GPA, which is typically determined by each CSU based on their applicant pool each semester
• Each CSU has defined which school fall into their Local Area
• Each CSU has defined what local area means
• Chart available at http://www.calstate.edu/sas/publications
Student Networking
NC Transfer & Career Blackboard Organization
• Transfer Websites• Career Websites/Assessments• Application Workshops• University Representative Visits
NC Transfer Facebook Page
• Transfer Updates/Deadlines
Transfer Admission Guarantee’s (TAG’s)
• TAG’s are accepted in the Fall (September 1 – 30th) for the following Fall term online at https://uctag.universityofcalifornia.edu
• UC that participate in TAG: UCD, UCI, UCSC, UCSD (last term for TAG’s for Fall 2014 transfers), UCSB, UCM, UCR
• All UC’s have specific criteria for each college and major
• GPA Ranges from 2.8-3.5 to qualify for a TAG (Preview TAG Matrix)
• Very competitive and criteria changes annually
• Students can still transfer without a TAG
RC Fall 2012 Transfer Data
• RC Students applied to CSU Fresno 638• RC Students applied to UC Merced 20• RC Students applied to FPU 4• NC Student applied to UC 86
See Handout for Details
Questions or Comments
Thank you for your time!
Please contact us if you have additional comments or questions.
Erica Johnson & Tasha HutchingsWillow International Center
Academic Counselors (559) 325-5230