In addition, if you plan to take additional coursework at another college over the winter or summer breaks and transfer it back to Fredonia, first stop by our office to complete a 'Transfer Credit Approval Form'. Save yourself time and money by getting the approval form completed PRIOR to taking courses elsewhere.
We have a list of course equivalencies for several NY colleges on our Fredonia web page. Simply refer to the bold section on our home page titled “Admission to Fredonia”, and select “Transfer Credit Equivalencies.” Please call our office at 673-3171 and ask for Kristin or Helen if you have any questions regarding your evaluation, transfer credit, or issues related to transferring.
We would like to hear your feed back on the transfer process and make the transition easier for future students. We may be reached via e-mail at the following addresses:
Nontraditional Student Group
· Over 25?
· Stressed
by conflicts between family responsibilities, work responsibilities
and academic responsibilities?
Having trouble meeting people your own age in your classes and on campus?
· Excited about finally getting the education you want, and eager to share those feelings with others in a similar situation?
The Center for Lifelong Learning and the Counseling Center are initiating a support group for nontraditional students this semester.We will begin meeting for Friday brown bag lunches on October 8 in room G-142 of the Williams Center. Please join us!Call 673-3424 for more information, or if you are interested but unable to meet at that time.
News from the Advising Center:
Once you have the name of your advisor, from Fredonia's Home Page go to Faculty/Staff area then People Finder at the bottom of the page. Type in the name, and the campus address and e-mail of your advisor should come right up. Go and introduce yourself to her or him. You'll want to get to know that faculty or professional person very well.
Check out the Advising Center's Web Page for up-to-date information whenever important advising and registration events are about to occur.
If you have general questions, or are just not sure where to turn, come to the Advising Center (2nd floor Fenton Hall) and we'll get you headed in the right direction.
