Information for Transfer Students

	Mike Hooten Aerospace Engineering Mike Hooten has always wanted to work with airplanes, so transferring to CU from Front Range Community College to pursue a degree in aerospace engineering made perfect sense. He has found that CU's program allows him to gain the hands-on experience necessary for his field. "ITLL (Integrated Teaching and Learning Laboratory) is the best class I will ever take here, or anywhere," says the junior. "It is very hands-on and you do everything by yourself. The professor gives you guidance, but you learn through experience."

Transferring to a new school can seem like an overwhelming experience, but here at CU you'll have help every step of the way. Choose from the following categories below to get more information about your specific situation.

I am looking to transfer to the College of Engineering and Applied Science at CU-Boulder from . . .

• A community college
• Another university
• Another college on the CU-Boulder campus
• Another CU campus (UCD or UCCS)