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UCLA’s Transfer Student Alumni Network serves alumni who began their college career at a different institution but transferred to and obtained their degree from UCLA. With over 42,000 members, TSAN is a strong and influential network that provides social and professional engagement, community outreach and mentorship opportunities, networking and community service. The involvement and dedication of our Transfer alumni is part of the reason why UCLA has been named the No. 1 school for transfer…
To read some of the great articles written by fellow transfer Bruins, visit the Bruin TC Media publication on Medium.com
The UCLA Transfer Mentor Program creates the opportunity for personal growth, peer connection, and academic success within a diverse and thriving transfer community. We believe that by investing in and training mentors, we can empower them to positively impact incoming transfer students! Our program is all about sharing knowledge, creating community, and empowering agency! Share Knowledge We are all about making sure transfer-specific knowledge, resources, and connections are passed on from…
The UCLA Transfer Mentor Program is currently accepting applications for the 2022-2023 Mentor Cohort! If you would like to grow in leadership, invest in the transfer community, and receive professional development, consider joining this team for the 2022-2023 academic year. Link to apply is: https://sa.ucla.edu/Forms/p/TransferMentor22App Application is due May 12th at 5pm.
If you are a new UCLA Transfer Student who is ready to learn, committed to growth, and looking to build community for the next year, this is a perfect opportunity for you! The Mentee Application for the 2022-2023 will be coming out soon! Mentees are paired with Transfer Mentors who have already completed a year at UCLA. Mentors are trained to help you transition smoothly to UCLA. Mentors are matched primarily on academic major & career interest.
Whether you are interested in going into graduate school right after earning your bachelor’s degree or want to take some time off in between, this timeline will help you get a sense of what you need to be thinking about to be competitive in the application process. If you are interested in participating in a graduate program right after your undergraduate experience you should begin the application process about a year before you plan to graduate from UCLA. If you would rather take a break…