I'm glad to have attended this fair to learn more about the different universities. While I've always been set on attending Towson University, this fair has opened my mind to different schools that offer great programs for my major which is Information Technology.
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I attended! It was fun!
I attended the transfer fair again this year and they were plenty of options that weren't just in Maryland. I mangaed to get some application fee waivers and I got to personally meet some transfer advisors. I foubd some great universities that have similar majors that I could use. Marshall University and Shenedoah University have become some candidates for me.
I attended the transfer fair, and I’m really glad I did because I learned a lot about transferring to different universities. I got valuable information from several schools, including UMD’s School of Engineering, such as the classes I need to take before transferring, application deadlines, and scholarship opportunities. I also explored schools I hadn’t considered before, which gave me more options to think about. Overall, the fair was very helpful and gave me the guidance I needed to plan the rest of my school year better.
I had a good chance to check out colleges that are well for the career I want to do. And see which one fits the best for me.
I spoke to University of Maryland School of Engineering as well as Salisbury, New Hampshire, Capitol Technology in Laurel and Saint Mary's College of Maryland. I didn't learn a ton of new information but I got some cards and contacts that I'm excited to pester in the coming months to get on track to finishing a bachelor's degree soon.
Today I've attended the transfer fair starting at around 11:00 and stayed until about 1:00 to ask questions and eat the free lunch. The fair was very informative, thank you.
