Resources
Jack Kent Cooke Summer Research Fellowship Program
through the U-M Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP)
Center for the Education of Women (CEW)
For over 40 years, CEW has supported the educational access and success of nontraditional students, many of whom are students transferring to U-M from community colleges. These students are supported through our counseling program, where students can talk with a counselor about how to go about applying and transferring to U-M, or navigating U-M to make the most of the resources available once they are here.
CEW also offers programs on topics of relevance to community college transfer students, such as balancing their studies with work, making the transition to a four-year college, and family obligations. Additionally, CEW’s scholarship program, open to students with an interruption in their education of four or more years (which is true of many community college transfer students), has provided much needed financial assistance to these students. In the past five years, 10-15% of CEW scholarships have been awarded to community college transfer students.
Finally, CEW’s library provides informational resources on topics such as career decision-making, applying for undergraduate and graduate school, job searching, and scholarship on women. All of CEW's services are available to students, faculty and staff of the University of Michigan, members of the surrounding community, men and women.
U-M Army ROTC
U-M Air Force ROTC
Office of New Student Programs (ONSP)
Orientation for admitted transfer students.
ONSP Transfer Connections
Mentorship program for admitted LSA transfer students.
U-M Division of Student Affairs
