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Transfer Center Frequently Asked Questions
Questions:
- Are services available to non-students?
- What is the procedure to take advantage of services?
- Where do I start if I have no idea what I want to do?
- What schools do we have Transfer Admission Agreements (TAA’s) with?
- What are articulation agreements and where can I find them?
- What is Foothill’s College Board code? Foothill’s Financial Aid code?
- What do I need to do to transfer?
- Does the Career/Transfer Center offer career counseling?
Answers:
- Are services available to non-students?
The majority of services are available to non-students on a limited basis.
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- What is the procedure to take advantage of services?
For many services, there is a simple sign-up procedure. Depending on one’s need, it is often advantageous to make an appointment with a counselor in order to make the best use of resources.
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- Where do I start if I have no idea what I want to do?
For students who are undecided about major and/or career choice, we encourage you to begin by taking Career Life Planning CRLP70- Self Assessment which assists students in defining interests, values, and skills, and how they relate to the world of work.
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- What schools do we have Transfer Admission Agreements (TAA’s) with?
Foothill College currently has Transfer Admission Agreements (TAAs) with SF State, SJ State, UC Davis, UC Santa Cruz, UC Riverside, University of SF, Santa Clara University, Mills, College of Notre Dame, University of Pacific, and UC San Diego.
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- What are articulation agreements and where can I find them?
Articulation Agreements are agreements between colleges that define equivalent courses from school to school. For UC and CSU articulation agreements, see www.assist.org . For private schools or additional information, see a counselor.
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- What is Foothill’s College Board code? Foothill’s Financial Aid code?
Foothill’s College Board code is 004315. The Financial Aid code is 001199.
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- What do I need to do to transfer?
In order to transfer, please make an appointment with a counselor. Transfer requirements vary tremendously between schools and majors. In conjunction with seeing a counselor.
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- Does the Career/Transfer Center offer career counseling?
Career counseling is available through a counseling appointment by calling (650) 949-7423 or on a drop-in basis by stopping by the Counseling Center in the Student Development Center.
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