How to Transfer to Another College for a Master's Degree

After a semester or two in a Master's Degree program, perhaps you want to change your field of study. Maybe you didn't get a teaching assistantship you wanted or the program doesn't meet your professional goals. Whether your reasons are academic, financial or personal, if you cannot work through them in your current program, your only solution may be to transfer out of your program to one at a different college.

Things You'll Need

  • Graduate school application
  • Application fee
  • Resume
  • Transcripts
  • Essay
  • Letters of recommendation
  • Financial aid application
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Instructions

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      Explore degree options and the credibility of potential colleges (accredited colleges adhere to basic quality standards). Find the best fit by considering location, cost and type of master's program.

    • 2

      Request information and an application from each master's program that interests you.

    • 3

      Fill out and submit an application and the application fee. Arrange for the school to receive your transcripts, letters of recommendation and test results; send a resume and essay if the school requires them.

    • 4

      Make an appointment for an interview if the school invites you. Be prepared to discuss your reasons for wanting to transfer out of your current program.

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      Complete and submit a financial aid application.

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      Upon acceptance, meet with your adviser in the new program.

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