Joan Isaac Mohr is the former Vice President and Dean of Admissions at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut.
How Do Master's and Doctoral Programs Differ?Whether you will apply for a master's or a doctoral program depends upon the career path that you want and what you hope to do with the degree. |
Can I Get Good Scholarships as a Transfer Student?Incoming transfer students with strong academic credentials have a lot of opportunities for scholarships. See what options are available for you here! |
How Do I Decide Which College I Should Transfer To?Want to transfer colleges but not sure where to go? Here's some expert advice on finding a great college to transfer to and who can help with the process. |
Will Enough of My Credits Transfer to Graduate in 4 Years?Students thinking of transferring often worry most about losing credits after all the hard work they've done. Here's some expert advice on credit transfer. |
How Do Transfers Get to Know Students on Campus?Transferring seems scary at the thought of having to make new friends. But we have some expert advice for you on connecting with other students as a transfer. |
If I Don't Qualify for Merit Aid, Will Other Aid Be Available?Transfer students often receive institutional scholarships, but if you don't, you still have other financial aid options. Our experts have the answer. |
Should I Transfer After One Year of Community College?If you're at community college, you may be eager to transfer to a new school after one year. Here's some expert advice on why your associate's may be worth it. |
Should I Transfer Schools If I've Been Thinking About It?Deciding to transfer colleges is a big step and not something to be taken lightly. Here's some quick expert advice to help you with this decision. |
What Admission Requirements Are Important as a Transfer?Many admission requirements transfer students have are similar to new college student requirements. Here's some expert advice on a few key items to have. |
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