"I work two jobs and don't have much free time, so I needed a flexible class schedule. I've been able to take classes around my work hours here at Chesapeake. I also found a friendly, supportive atmosphere. I came to Chesapeake for the flexibility, but I'm leaving well-prepared academically. My credits are transferring to Salisbury University where I will start classes in the fall. My goal is to be a Certified Public Accountant and Chesapeake has given me a great start."
Michael Hobbs
Hurlock
Advising For Transfer
Many Chesapeake College students continue their education at a four year college or university. The answers to the following questions will enable you to make a successful transfer without losing credits or time.
- What do I need to know before starting my search?
- What do I look for in a transfer college/university?
- Where can I go for information about four year colleges and universities?
- Is there an online tool to help me in the transfer process?
- How do I apply to a four year college/university?
- Is there anything else I might want to know about transferring? Frequently Asked Questions.
Advising is done on a drop-in basis, Monday through Thursday from 10am until 6pm. Advising is done on an appointment basis, Friday, from 8:30am until 4pm. For a Friday appointment, call 410-822-5400, ext. 2250.
Questions?
Call Alan "Nick" Sim, Advisor, 410-822-5400, ext. 2239, email asim@chesapeake.edu
or
Maureen Conlon, Counselor, 410-827-5856, email mconlon@chesapeake.edu
The Following Links May Be Useful To Transfer Students
Advising & Transfer Newsletter (PDF)
ARTSYS - Maryland Course Equivalency and Transfer Guide is for assisting community college transfer students in determining a course's transferability and determining an appropriate program of study and courses selection for complete transfer.
Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC)
Community Colleges - Addresses, phone numbers, and emails to community college transfer advisors throughout Maryland and Delaware.
Universities & Colleges - Links to all four-year public and private colleges and universities in Maryland and selected out-of-state regional institutions.
Resources, Workshops & Events - A list of upcoming seminars and events especially for students seeking information on four-year institutions.
Out of State Transfer - The University of Texas has a page that links you with over 2,000 colleges and universities that provide links to schools.
Transfer Scholarship Guide (PDF) - The Transfer Scholarship Guide for Maryland Community College Students assists transfer students in identifying and obtaining scholarships at four- year institutions. The information in the guide was provided by four year institutions and is subject to change.
Maryland TransPort - The University System of Maryland Transfer Information Portal


