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  • Fall 2026 Transfer Student Week 

  • National Transfer Student Week can help you create a roadmap for a successful transfer to a four-year college or university. Attend workshops and activities designed to help you better understand the transfer process. Each workshop focuses on an important component regarding the transfer process. In addition, speak with admissions counselors from various institutions about their bachelor’s degree programs, selecting the right courses, and maximizing the number of credits accepted at their schools.

    Make sure to pick up a punch card to be entered into a raffle! The more events you attend, the more entries you will have to win a prize!

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    • Monday, October 19 

    • Advisor Craft and Chat: Ask a Transfer Advisor

      • 9:00 am–11:00 am
      • New Brunswick Center
      • 11:00 am–12:00 pm
      • College Center, Lobby
      • 5:00 pm–6:30 pm
      • Perth Amboy Center

      Need a study break? Meet with a Transfer Advisor to ask all of your transfer-related questions while making friendship bracelets!

    • Middlesex College Alumni Panel

      • 2:00 pm–3:00 pm
      • College Center, Corral

      Need a study break? Meet with recent Middlesex College graduates to learn about their experience transferring to 4-year schools like Kean, Montclair, and Rutgers New Brunswick!

    • Tuesday, October 20 

    • Middlesex College Alumni Panel

      • 11:00 am–12:00 pm
      • College Center, Corral

      Need a study break? Meet with recent Middlesex College graduates to learn about their experience transferring to 4-year schools like Rutgers Newark, Rutgers New Brunswick, and NYU!

    • Writing a Compelling Transfer Admissions Essay

      • 2:00 pm–3:00 pm
      • Crabiel Hall, Room 203

      Improve your transfer application with a well-written essay. Join Dr. Stephen Fragano, associate chair of the English Department, for a workshop on how to plan, write, and revise an admissions essay that highlights your voice and shows off your best writing to stand out.

    • Transfer Trivia Time!

      • 4:00 pm–5:00 pm
      • Crabiel Hall, Room 203

      Need a study break? Enjoy snacks while answering trivia questions in topics ranging from pop culture references to Middlesex College fun facts to transfer-related questions. Have fun while learning more about your future transfer process. Participate for the chance to win a prize!

    • Transfer Workshop: Where, When, and How of Transfer

      • 6:00 pm–7:00 pm
      • Virtual

      This workshop breaks down the application process for students intending to transfer to a 4-year college or university.

    • Wednesday, October 21 

    • Transfer Fair

      • 10:30 am–2:30 pm
      • West Hall, Parkview Room

      Speak with admissions counselors from more than 40 institutions about their bachelor’s degree programs, selecting the right courses and maximizing the number of credits accepted at their schools.

    • Matching Majors to Careers: The Imperfect Match

      • 2:00 pm–3:00 pm
      • Crabiel Hall, Room 124

      Have a major but not sure what career is attainable? We will discuss the various paths and alternate career matches among popular degrees. You will discover that not every career choice has a seamless match and learn the steps to find an “imperfect match.” Understand transferable skills and how to navigate majors to careers.

    • Transfer Tips for Adult Scholars

      • 6:30 pm–7:30 pm
      • Virtual

      Learn more about schools that offer flexible programs designed to fit your life. We will highlight four-year institutions built with adult learners in mind and review the next steps for a seamless transfer.

    • Thursday, October 22 

    • Transfer Services at Get Lit(erature)!

      • 9:00 am–4:00 pm
      • College Center, 2nd Floor

      Meet with a transfer advisor at Get Lit! We will offer integrated transfer services and advising support for the English Department’s Literature courses.

    • Friday, October 23 

    • Cornhole on the Quad

      • 10:30 am–1:30 pm
      • Quad (Rain Location: Main Hall, Lobby)

      Need a study break? Join us for a game of cornhole and learn the difference between applying to safety, target, and reach schools through a game of cornhole! Event is weather depending.

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