Transfer Recruitment: Thinking outside the box of the typical college fair IACAC Conference 2015 Brittany Burton Transfer Specialist Purdue University,

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Transfer Recruitment: Thinking outside the box of the typical college fair IACAC Conference 2015 Brittany Burton Transfer Specialist Purdue University, Calumet April Ponte Senior Admissions Counselor University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “The transfer student population is trending”

Purdue University Calumet “The transfer student population is trending”

Transfer Recruitment – Why it Matters  More than 70,000 international students are currently enrolled at one of the nation’s community colleges, many of whom aspire to transfer to a 4-year school to complete their undergraduate degrees (Institute of International Education). “The transfer student population is trending”  Approx. 1/3 of the 2.8 million students who began their posts ​ secondary education in the fall of 2006, transferred at least once before earning any degree (National Student Clearinghouse, 2012). ​ This figure includes all instances of transfer and mobility whether it was a temporary (summer courses) or longer term shift. Stats & Visuals provided by NACAC

Transfer Recruitment – Why it Matters “The transfer student population is trending” 3/4 Typically percent of first-time community college students indicate a desire to transfer and earn a higher degree. Nearly half of all undergraduates are enrolled ​ in community colleges. * (Statistics and Visuals have been provided by NACAC ) Approximately three quarters of transfer students enrolled in public two-year and four- year institutions transfer to an institution in-state (About 78 percent for two-year publics, 75 percent for four-year publics). ​

Necessary Measures  Evaluate & Review the current processes, structures and policies involving transfer student enrollment and academic success  What kind of transfer population will your recruit ( traditional or non traditional students)  Are their the appropriate measures to help them succeed (Orientation, Advising, Activities, Clubs, etc.)  Collaborate with other units on campus to make sure the campus is prepared to work with an increase of transfer student population.  Faculty and Staff Concerns  Transferability of credits & Time are important for a successful completion of a baccalaureate degree. Monaghan and Attewell (2014), found that “students who have all or almost all their credits transferred have an odds of graduation more than 2.5 times greater than students with less than half their credits transferred.” It is important to inform students how their credits will transfer so students can make the best decisions for where and which program to transfer into.  Evaluate & Review the current processes, structures and policies involving transfer student enrollment and academic success  What kind of transfer population will your recruit ( traditional or non traditional students)  Are their the appropriate measures to help them succeed (Orientation, Advising, Activities, Clubs, etc.)  Collaborate with other units on campus to make sure the campus is prepared to work with an increase of transfer student population.  Faculty and Staff Concerns  Transferability of credits & Time are important for a successful completion of a baccalaureate degree. Monaghan and Attewell (2014), found that “students who have all or almost all their credits transferred have an odds of graduation more than 2.5 times greater than students with less than half their credits transferred.” It is important to inform students how their credits will transfer so students can make the best decisions for where and which program to transfer into. “The transfer student population is trending”

Transfer Student Services Our Team  Associate Director  Transfer Specialist  Credential Analyst  Coordinator for Academic Partnerships Our Team  Associate Director  Transfer Specialist  Credential Analyst  Coordinator for Academic Partnerships Location – Accessible for transfer students to meet Evaluation of Coursework Creating Transfer Guides Building Articulations Support Career Outlook “The transfer student population is trending” Increase in transfer enrollment since our team has been formed.

PUC Transfer Stats  Fall 14 Class 375, 31% total students admitted and enrolled  Majority of our student population transfer from local community college partner Ivy Tech Community College.  Online Nursing Cohort – 172 total students (with total enrollment, 39% of our incoming student body are transfers.  Average GPA is 3.0 for transfer students  Fall 14 Class 375, 31% total students admitted and enrolled  Majority of our student population transfer from local community college partner Ivy Tech Community College.  Online Nursing Cohort – 172 total students (with total enrollment, 39% of our incoming student body are transfers.  Average GPA is 3.0 for transfer students “The transfer student population is trending”

On Campus  One on One Pre-advising  Instant Decision Day  Open House  Community College Luncheons  Invited Group Visits  One on One Pre-advising  Instant Decision Day  Open House  Community College Luncheons  Invited Group Visits “The transfer student population is trending”

Off Campus *College Fairs * Table Visits * Classrooms Visits * Invited by Faculty * Specific Major or General * Connecting with Transfer staff to build relationships *Marketing – Scholarships, Presentation of Social Media, Bill Boards, Newspapers, Webpage, Radio, etc. *College Fairs * Table Visits * Classrooms Visits * Invited by Faculty * Specific Major or General * Connecting with Transfer staff to build relationships *Marketing – Scholarships, Presentation of Social Media, Bill Boards, Newspapers, Webpage, Radio, etc. “The transfer student population is trending”

Upcoming  Workshops for Targeted Populations  Reverse Transfer Agreement with Partners  Continuing new Articulations with Partners  Scholarship Breakfast  Creating a Transfer Student Workshop  Student Faculty Interaction  Redesigning our Transfer Webpage  Workshops for Targeted Populations  Reverse Transfer Agreement with Partners  Continuing new Articulations with Partners  Scholarship Breakfast  Creating a Transfer Student Workshop  Student Faculty Interaction  Redesigning our Transfer Webpage “The transfer student population is trending”

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA CHAMPAIGN “The transfer student population is trending”

 ~4900 applications (28% increase since 2009)  ~1350 expected each fall  -Yield is 66%  -Retention rate for transfers is around 91%  -Average GPA after first semester at Illinois is 3.3  -50% from community colleges in IL and 50% from other institutions  -75% of enrolled transfers are from IL OUR TRANSFER POPULATION “The transfer student population is trending”

Then…  -Transfer Coordinator Role  -One on-campus event for transfers and counselors  -College Fairs  -One Course Articulator And Now…  -3 staff members dedicated to transfer recruitment  -Several on-campus events offered throughout the year  -College Fairs, Receptions, and Coffee Talks  -4 person course articulation staff HISTORY OF TRANSFER RECRUITMENT “The transfer student population is trending”

University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign OFF-CAMPUS TRANSFER EVENTS “The transfer student population is trending”

 -Informal setting  -Presentation and student panel (if transfer students are available)  -Free food for students and parents  -Low cost for us  people total in attendance TRANSFER RECEPTIONS “The transfer student population is trending”

 -Coffee Shops or Community College Setting  -One-on-one interaction with student  -25 minutes appointments  -Free coffee for student (low cost for us)  appointments on average COFFEE TALKS “The transfer student population is trending”

 -Visit specific classes to promote a major  -Need approval from instructor  -Present brief info for about 10 minutes at the beginning of class  -Many colleges on our campus have started to recruit using this model CLASSROOM VISITS DONE BY COLLEGES “The transfer student population is trending”

University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign ON-CAMPUS TRANSFER EVENTS “The transfer student population is trending”

 -Transfer Information Sessions  -Group Visit opportunities  -Transfer Orange and Blue Days  -Admitted Transfer Days  -Transfer VIP Visit TRANSFER VISIT OPPORTUNITIES “The transfer student population is trending”

COMMUNITY COLLEGE COUNSELOR OUTREACH “The transfer student population is trending”

 -Established  -10 community college counselors from IL  -Meals and expenses are covered  What we are trying to achieve  Educate them on campus and transfer admissions  Expose them to our campus  Receive feedback on our current process  Discuss new ideas/changes we have  Listen to the board’s ideas COMMUNITY COLLEGE ADVISORY BOARD “The transfer student population is trending”

 -Two-day event  -Starts with lunch on first day  -1:00-4:00 pm meeting with various people from the Admissions Office  -Dinner at local restaurant  -Breakfast on Day #2  -Morning meetings with other campus units  -Noon departure for home TYPICAL CCAB AGENDA “The transfer student population is trending”

 -One-day event in the fall for all community college counselors  -Typical attendance ~60 counselors  Agenda includes:  Admissions presentation  Updates from all 10 academic communities  Student panel/updates from other campus units TRANSFER ARTICULATION DAY “The transfer student population is trending”

 -Implemented Fall 2012  -Password is mailed in September to one contact at the college  -Provides counselors application numbers  -Able to view decisions  -Access to special forms  -Includes important dates and deadlines COMMUNITY COLLEGE COUNSELOR WEBSITE “The transfer student population is trending”

 Transfer s sent through CRM  Transfer First html html  Academic Interest  Apply Now  Admit  Accept  Registration COMMUNICATION “The transfer student population is trending”

 -Letter to previously admitted freshman (from NSCH)  -Letter to Honors program coordinators  -Notice of Admission Letter, evaluation and brochure  -Transfer Blogs  -Transfer Facebook page  -Illinois Near You page COMMUNICATION CON’T “The transfer student population is trending”

 -Provide individualized visits for high ability transfers as yield activity  -More in-depth Transfer campaign during application and/or yield process  -Continue to work on strengthening community college partnerships WHAT’S NEXT? “The transfer student population is trending”

Thank you for attending! Brittany Burton April Ponte “The transfer student population is trending”