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Transfer and Articulation Information for Students

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Transfer & Career Center

Location: Enrollment Services Center, Building 100 (see map)
Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Monday - Thursday)

           8 a.m. - 3 p.m.  (Friday)

Phone: (831) 479 - 6385

All Cabrillo counselors can help you plan your transfer from Cabrillo to four-year colleges and universities. To make an apointment with a counselor about transfer, you may call the Counseling Office at (831) 479-6274 or the Transfer & Career Center at (831) 479-6385.

Counseling is also available at the Watsonville Center, call (831) 477-5134 for an appointment.

Transfer & Career Center Staff

Transfer Services:

Transfer and Articulation Information for Students
This website contains information on admissions and transfer to public and private 4 year univeristies.


Transfer Admission Agreements
The Transfer Center oversees the TAA and TAG program. Cabrillo students are able to write Transfer Admission Agreements and Transfer Agreement Guarantees (guaranteed admission) with guidance from a counselor for several of the UCs, CSUs and private Universities.

Transfer Application Websites

 

College and University Catalogs and Contact Information

A resource page containing links to all California college and university catalogs. The general contact information for these institutions is also shown.

Visiting Representatives from Four-Year Colleges & Universities
Representatives from four-year colleges and universities meet with students individually and in group workshops during the Fall and Winter semesters. Please call us at (831)479-6385 for our current schedule. You may also view our representative visit calendar online.

Transfer Resource Library
Both paper and electronic resources are available to assist students in researching transfer colleges and universities, and their requirements. Several computer workstations are available for student research.

College and University Exploration Links


UC & CSU Application and Financial Aid Workshops
UC and CSU application workshops are offered each fall semester, and financial aid workshops designed specifically for transfer students are available each spring semester.

Mediation and Advocacy
The Transfer Center Director provides mediation and advocacy for students when conflicts arise in the transfer process.

Career Services:


The Career Center is open to both students and members of the community. Few decisions are more important than deciding what to make of the future, what career to pursue and what training to acquire. The staff at the Career Center will assist students in determining where their interests lie, what their abilities are and what work would provide a sense of fulfillment.

Students will find assistance in investigating different career possibilities, and with center guidance, will be able to plan a career, get specialized training, or plan an academic, transfer or occupational program at Cabrillo. The Career Center offers career counseling, classes in career planning, career assessment and a career resource library. Assessment and counseling services are offered to the community for a modest fee through the Community Member Career Assessment Program.

Career Counseling is available by request and at no fee to Cabrillo students. Appointments may be scheduled with counselors for career, academic or transfer counseling.

Community members who wish to receive career counseling (to assist community members to choose a career direction) must take our Community Member Career Assessment Package, and may see a career counselor for an interpretation of the test results.

Academic counseling is available by request and at no fee to community members who are planning to enroll at Cabrillo and need academic counseling to assist them to choose appropriate courses to take at Cabrillo to achieve their career goal.

Please see the links to the left for more career information and resources.

 

 

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