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Materials Required for Colby College Transfer Application

I'm planning to apply to Colby College as a transfer student and I want to make sure I have all the necessary materials. What documents and information do I need to include in my application?

2 months ago

When applying to Colby College as a transfer student, you'll need to include the following materials:

1. Common Application or Coalition Application: Both of these platforms allow you to provide necessary personal and academic information. Make sure you answer all application questions carefully and thoroughly.

2. College Report: This should be filled out by an official at your current or most recent institution who has access to your disciplinary and academic records. This report is intended to verify your good standing at this institution.

3. Official College Transcript(s): Include transcripts from all colleges and universities you've attended. Keep in mind these must come directly from these institutions to be considered official.

4. Academic Evaluation: This is equivalent to a letter of recommendation. It needs to be completed by a college professor or instructor who is familiar with your academic abilities. It's always good if this person knows you quite well and can speak confidently about your ability to succeed at the college level.

5. Mid-Term Report: If you're currently enrolled in classes, you'll need to provide this report to give an update on your in-progress courses.

6. Official High School Transcript or GED: Since you're transferring, colleges still want to look at your high school record. Make sure you request this official document from your high school or state board of education.

Additional information or documents may be required depending on your circumstances, so it's always a good idea to double-check the college's transfer admissions webpage or contact their admissions office to ensure you're all set.

Remember to pay attention to deadlines and provide complete and accurate information in all of these application materials! Good luck in your transfer process.

2 months ago

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