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Transfer Day is Tuesday, April 5! Thinking about continuing your education at a 4-year institution? Join Use the contact information below to the Forsyth Tech Student Success Center advisors for Transfer Day, April schedule your on-on-one meetings 5th in the Dewitt Rhoades Conference Center on the 2nd floor of the Oak with the college representatives on Grove Building for a day full of transfer activities! April 5th from 1:30 pm-4 pm! Appalachian State University • Transfer College Fair: 10:00 am-12:00 pm: The college fair is Jayne Dowdy open to all students to meet transfer representatives from North [email protected] Carolina Colleges and Universities. Catawba College Karen Setliff • Transfer Luncheon: 12:00 pm-1:30 pm: The first 20 students [email protected] who RSVP will join us for a FREE luncheon with transfer admissions Chamberlain College of Nursing representatives and Forsyth Tech faculty and staff. RSVP at Akira Taylor 336.734.7156. [email protected] • Individual Transfer Admissions Meetings: 1:30 pm-4:00 pm: East Carolina University Have an individual meeting with the college representative of your Patricia J Clements choice to discuss your transfer options. Contact the college [email protected] representatives directly to schedule your one-on-one meeting. Fayetteville State University Gilberto Alvarado • Transfer Admissions Open Lab: 10:00 am-12:00 pm and [email protected] 2:00 pm-4:00 pm in OGC 2441: Use the FREE computer lab to Ft. Hays State University start your admissions application and speak with a financial Dr. Ron Plummer aid representative. [email protected] Greensboro College Annette Orbert Which colleges will be there? [email protected] Appalachian State University Guilford College Carrie Moran Catawba College [email protected] Chamberlain College of Nursing High Point University Sarah Lytle East Carolina University [email protected] Fayetteville State University Johnson & Wales University, Charlotte Campus Ft. Hays State University Kelly Walters Gardner Webb University [email protected] Lenoir-Rhyne University Greensboro College Matt Gaines Guilford College [email protected] North Carolina High Point University Wesleyan College Johnson & Wales University, Charlotte Campus Dr. Angela M Foster [email protected] Lees-McRae College Salem College Lenoir-Rhyne University Jennifer Kiger Chapman [email protected] NC State University Shaw University North Carolina Central University Larry Johnson Jr. [email protected] North Carolina Wesleyan College UNC Charlotte Salem College Shaniqua Marlowe [email protected] Shaw University UNC Greensboro UNC Charlotte Josh Artrip [email protected] UNC Greensboro UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington Tammy Bleier [email protected] Western Carolina University Winston-Salem State University Winston-Salem State University Kyle Duck [email protected] .

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