Process for NC State Transfer College Report

I'm trying to transfer to NC State and need to submit a transfer college report. What exactly is this report and how do I make sure it’s completed correctly?

The Transfer College Report is a common requirement for colleges and universities when applying to transfer. Essentially, it's a form that your current or most recent institution completes to confirm your academic and disciplinary standing.

What the report includes can vary from school to school, but typically, it will ask for information such as:

- Your academic standing (are you in good standing or not)

- Disciplinary record (whether or not you've faced any disciplinary action at your current institution)

To complete the transfer college report for NC State, you'll need to have a representative from your current/most recent institution's office — typically a Registrar or a Dean — fill out the form. This report must come directly from the college or university, and cannot be completed by the student.

Given that these officials are often very busy, it's a good practice to approach them early in the process, communicate your intentions, and provide any forms or information they may need. You might need to set up an appointment or meet with them to discuss the transfer process and what they'll need to do.

NC State should provide you with either a physical or digital form that you can give to your current school's administration. Make sure you also provide any necessary contact or mailing information for NC State's admissions office, so your current institution knows where to send the completed report.

Remember, even though a school official has to fill out the actual report, it's your responsibility as the student to ensure it's done correctly and submitted on time. Regular follow up with the official designated to provide the report can help in making sure there's no delay. Good luck with your transfer application!