I'm transferring to SFA and worried about finding my community. A student review said: “The Transfer Center is helpful, but you have to seek it out. They don't come to you” . Another said: “Joining a club that matches your major is the fastest way to make friends” .
I'm a business major, so I'm looking at the Student Business Association and Women in Business. A review mentioned that “the business school has a strong community” and “professors know students by name” .
Another tip from a transfer student: “Go to the involvement fair at the start of the semester. Sign up for everything that interests you, then see what sticks” .
I'm also curious about transfer-specific events. Does SFA have a transfer orientation or welcome week? A reviewer said: “I went to transfer orientation and met two people I still talk to” . For current SFA students, what clubs or groups were most welcoming to transfers? I want to hit the ground running.
I'm a business major, so I'm looking at the Student Business Association and Women in Business. A review mentioned that “the business school has a strong community” and “professors know students by name” .
Another tip from a transfer student: “Go to the involvement fair at the start of the semester. Sign up for everything that interests you, then see what sticks” .
I'm also curious about transfer-specific events. Does SFA have a transfer orientation or welcome week? A reviewer said: “I went to transfer orientation and met two people I still talk to” . For current SFA students, what clubs or groups were most welcoming to transfers? I want to hit the ground running.