Chris Sandkuhler
2014 Orientation Ambassador
Transfer Programs
Transfer students face a unique challenge adapting to the their new institutions new regulations and standards. At Clemson, we offer many unique and helpful resources to transfer students to help them with this transition. Examples include the Transfer Council through student government, the Clemson Connect Transfer Program, and Living Learn communities for transfer students. For more information on these and many more programs and resources visit the link in the picture to the left.
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TCEL
The TCEL (Transfer Course Equivalency List) is a database containing the Clemson University course equivalencies for approximately 1200 accredited colleges and universities nationwide. Course equivalencies are evaluated through the Office of Admissions. For Transfer students and new students in general, this can be a great resource to understand your academic standing before you begin classes here at Clemson. For more information on the TCEL and transfering course credits please visit the link below.
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Off-Campus Living
While many transfer students chose to begin their Clemson career on-campus in our residence halls or apartments, others chose to live off-campus. Clemson offers some of the nation's top off-campus housing options, adding new living communities every year. For some, learning the rules of lease signing and utilities payments can be challenging. To answer these questions as well as many others, Clemson offers a guide to off-campus living. To learn more about off-campus living please visit the link in the picture to the left.
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