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ONTARIO, Ore. March 22, 2017 – Students interested in transferring to Eastern Oregon University are invited to attend a series of Super Transfer Days in April with the first event in Ontario.
Drop by Barber Hall at Treasure Valley Community College, 650 College Blvd., and learn more from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday, April 3.
Instant admission may be offered to students with official transcripts who meet requirements.
Priscilla Valero, director of EOU’s Ontario Center, will be at the event to answer questions and provide advising on transferring credits to online programs, estimating time to graduate, and next steps after becoming admitted, including a transfer scholarship opportunity.
Super Transfer Days will also be held April 10 in Caldwell, and April 11 in Nampa and Boise.
For information on these and additional events coordinated by EOU’s Bend Center, visit eou.edu/super-transfer.
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