College Transfer Center

Making the decision to transfer to a four-year college or university is one that requires both a good knowledge of yourself and your goals, as well as a lot of careful planning. The College Transfer Center is a service available to all registered Seattle Central students, and can assist you through the transfer exploration and application process.

Services in the Transfer Center

  • Search for colleges that meet your needs.
  • Find out about upcoming transfer planning workshops, fairs and events.
  • Access a library of catalogs, transfer guides and applications.
  • Get help with your college applications.
  • Have your admissions essay proofread.

Workshops and Events

Each quarter, the Transfer Center coordinates dozens of four-year college and university rep visits, several major transfer fairs, and transfer workshops at Seattle Central, all designed to prepare you for the transfer process.

See what's on the calendar this quarter!

Transfer Planning Resources

There are lots of resources available to you at Seattle Central to help make the transfer process smooth and seamless. Visit the Transfer Center to access our library of information, and utilize the following printable materials, available in PDF format, to help you in the planning process:

Now You Can Listen To Our Workshops On-line!

The following voice-narrated presentations represent some of the workshops that are presented on a quarterly basis at Seattle Central. To listen on-line now, you must have Windows Media Player installed.

Transfer Planning 101     Choose Your Major         College Search      

College Application         College Essay   

Transfer Agreements & Other Transfer Options

Seattle Central has an array of agreements with four-year colleges and universities in Washington and beyond.

What is the Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA)?

The Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA) ensures that a student who completes the Associate of Arts degree (AA-DTA), Associate of Science (AS-DTA), Associate in Elementary Education (DTA/MRP), or Associate in Math Education (DTA/MRP) at SCCC will have satisfied the lower division general education (or core) requirements at the various baccalaureate institutions. The DTA does not guarantee admission to the university or to the specific program/major.

The University of Washington

Although the UW no longer grants automatic admission to students with their AA or AS degree, most of our students transfer there very successfully. With careful attention to requirements and deadlines, you, too, can transfer smoothly to the UW. You should work closely with the Seattle Central Advising & Transfer Centers, as well as meet with an advisor at the UW during their Transfer Thursday sessions, to make sure you meet the core requirements and any prerequisites necessary for your major. The links below will help you navigate the UW website:

Helpful Transfer Planning Websites

Hours

Regular Office Hours:
Mon,Thurs, Fri (8:00 a.m. - 4:30.p.m.)
Tue (9:00 a.m. - 6:30.p.m.)
Wed (9:00 a.m. - 4:30.p.m.)

Contact

ROOM:BE1102F

PHONE:(206) 587-5469

PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Annika Mertz
EMAIL: SCCCTransferCenter@sccd.ctc.edu

 

*If you are inquiring about an SCCC transcript, please contact Registration & Records for more information.


ADDRESS:

Seattle Central Community College
College Transfer Center
1701 Broadway, Room BE1102F
Seattle, WA 98122