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The 50Th Mcc Fall College Transfer Fair October 29Th & 30Th THE 50TH MCC FALL COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR OCTOBER 29TH & 30TH This year 2018, marks the 50th year MCC has presented a Fall Transfer Fair. The Fair serves our students by giving them the forum to learn more about opportunities for transfer after completing their studies at MCC. Admissions reps from all of the colleges and universities shown below will be on campus, on the dates indicated, to speak with students and answer questions. The Fair will be located in the College Center from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm each day. Come and gather your college information NOW - so that your transfer process happens smoothly later. When Who When Who When Who When Who Rutgers University – 29 Arcadia University 29 Drew University 30 Manhattan College 30 Bloustein School of Planning & Public Policy Rutgers University - 29 + 30 BerKeley College 30 Drexel University 29 Mercy College 30 School of Health Professions East Stroudsburg Monmouth 30 Bloomfield College 29 30 29 Saint Francis College University University Fairleigh Dickinson Montclair State 29 Bloomsburg University 29 + 30 29 + 30 29 Saint Joseph's University University University Fashion Inst. of 29 Caldwell University 30 Design & 29 + 30 N. J. I. T. 30 Saint Peter's University Merchandising New Jersey City 30 Cedar Crest College 29 Felician University 29 + 30 29 Seton Hall University University NJCU - National 29 Centenary University 29 Five Towns College 29 + 30 29 Stockton University Security Program Georgian Court New YorK Inst. Of 29 + 30 College of St Elizabeth 29 29 30 Strayer University University Technology Georgian Court 29 + 30 College of Staten Island 30 29 Pace University 29 Temple University University Grand Canyon The College of New 29 Columbia University 29 + 30 29 Peirce College 29 University Jersey Thomas Edison State CUNY-Welcome Center 30 Hofstra University 29 + 30 Pillar College 29 University representing 11 senior Johnson and Wales University of Maryland, colleges: Baruch 30 30 Ramapo College 30 Univ. College ParK College / City College / Kansas Wesleyan University of Hunter College / 29 30 Rider University 29 Lehman College / University Connecticut 29 Brooklyn College / University of New 29 + 30 Kean University 29 + 30 Rowan University 29 College of Staten Island Haven / NY College of Rutgers - NewarK University of The Technology / Medgar 29 Kutztown University 30 29 Campuses Science in Philadelphia Evers College / York College /Queens Rutgers - School of Vaughn College of 30 L.I.M. College 29 Bus at New 29 + 30 College Aeronautics & Tech. BrunswicK Rutgers - School of 30 DeVry University 30 La Salle University 30 29 + 30 Wm Paterson University Bus at NewarK Rutgers, The State Career & Transfer 29 Dominican College 29 Lincoln University 30 University - New Host: Services BrunswicK Campuses West Hall/ Second Floor .
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