School Administrators play a vital role in implementing and managing Transferology at their college. Institutions new to or interested in adopting Transferology will want to attend this webinar to learn what the person in this role needs to do to effectively support their institution’s use of Transferology.
Join us for our introductory webinar. Transferology is a transfer tool that gives institutions of higher education a nationwide presence for recruiting students and a venue for publicizing transfer articulation information.
Join us for our introductory webinar. TES, the Transfer Evaluation System, is the premier interactive resource for course data from institutions of higher education.
Stop in to discuss any TES-related topics or questions and they'll be answered on a first-come, first-served basis. You are also welcome to listen in to what others are asking.
Transferology Lab provides you with several reports that can be used to expand your equivalencies and recruit students. This webinar will provide an overview of these reports and help you get started in reaching more students within the Transferology network. It will also show you how you can communicate important details about how courses transfer to students using Transferology.
Transferology provides students with an easy way to explore and learn about your institution’s degree, certificate, and diploma programs. Find out the steps needed to add program information to Transferology so students can start discovering the course of study that’s right for them.
Join us at our new transfer community-driven series to ‘talk shop,’ taking place on the third Tuesday of every other month. Click the event link above to view the next discussion topic and register to receive access to all series occurrences. (More info)
School Administrators play a vital role in implementing and managing Transferology at their college. Institutions new to or interested in adopting Transferology will want to attend this webinar to learn what the person in this role needs to do to effectively support their institution’s use of Transferology.
