Transfer student centers at colleges?

Are there colleges with dedicated centers or resources for transfer students? I'm looking to connect with people in similar situations once I transfer, so any info on how these centers work would be great!

Absolutely, a number of colleges do have resources or centers dedicated to transfer students. These centers often provide resources such as transfer-specific orientation, academic advising, workshops, social events, and sometimes even dedicated housing. They're designed to help transfer students acclimate to a new university environment, and to provide a built-in community of students who are going through the same process.

For example, The University of Southern California (USC) has the Transfer Student Community which offers tailored academic advising, career development, and social events just for transfer students.

Another instance is the University of Florida, they have a Tau Sigma National Honor Society chapter, which is specifically for transfer students and hosts social events, community service opportunities, and networking events.

On the state school level, institutions like The University of Texas at Austin have Transfer-Year Experience programs that aim to help students transition and connect with other transfer students as well.

Remember that the level of support and resources for transfer students can vary considerably depending on the institution. So it's always a good idea to inquire directly with the schools you're interested in to see what support systems they have in place for transfer students. Reach out to the admissions offices and ask about available resources for transfer students. They may be able to provide you with more detailed and personalized information.