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Academic & Student Affairs
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Phyllis Harnick
Welcome to RI Transfers, a Web site designed to provide information and helpful links to make the process of transferring among CCRI, RIC, and URI easier.
Did you know that 45% of all college students who began their academic
study in 1989 attended more than one college or university? Approximately
1,000 students transfer among CCRI, RIC, and URI each year. The Rhode Island
Office of Higher Education has developed the RI Transfers Web page
to be a one-stop source of information on transferring among CCRI, RIC,
and URI. This Web site doesn't replace spending time visiting the Web site
of and getting information directly from the college or university you want
to attend. Think of the RI Transfers Web site as a first stop toward
transferring by helping you to begin the process of gathering information.
The next step is to use the Transfer Guide for Students, an annual listing
of every course that transfers and the equivalent courses at CCRI, RIC,
and URI. By thinking about transfer early, using the Transfer Guide for
Students, consulting an advisor, speaking with representatives of the college
or university to which you intend to transfer, and using the information
on this site, you can make transferring within the Rhode Island public higher
education system work for you.
Go to News and Events for a list of transfer fairs.
The Transfer Advantage
See what others have to say on the advantages of starting your college career at a community college . . .
A community college makes sense: Information for potential students from the American Association of Community Colleges
Why starting at a community college is a good financial decision (from The Washington Post)
Last updated September 26, 2006
