En Route - Transfer Orientation
En Route: Concordia's Transfer Student Orientation will be held Friday, August 16 and Saturday, August 17, 2013. This event is mandatory for Registered and Deposited transfer students.
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Problems registering? Please contact Alyse DeSoto at 512-313-4603 or by email at alyse.desoto@concordia.edu.
Please make sure you complete the following prior to En Route:
1) Register for Class - If you haven't already done so, you need to register for classes. Please make an appointment with your admissions counselor as soon as possible to register for class.
2) Get your Meningitis Vaccine - You will likely receive several email reminders regarding the state-mandated meningitis vaccine. Please take care of this prior to the first day of school. For more information regarding the meningitis requirement, please visit concordia.edu/vaccine.
3) Final Transcripts - If you had any classes in progress at the time you applied we will need a final transcript before the first day of class. If you are able to bring an official, sealed copy to orientation, that would be ideal.
4) Complete your Financial Aid - You will be expected to pay your bill or set up a payment plan at En Route if you haven't done so already. If you have any questions, please contact your admissions counselor.
Please check back regularly for updated registration information or contact your admissions counselor with questions.
Senior, Behavioral Science
The small size makes CTX very unique! I’ve been able to get to know all my classmates and professors and that’s really helped me succeed in college.
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Julianne Fischer
Senior, Behavioral Science
My hometown is Colorado Springs, CO.
As if my academics don’t keep me busy enough, I thought I would fill my spare time with some extracurricular activities at CTX, including Intramural Sports, Psychology Book Club, President’s Freshman cabinet (2005-06), and Student Center and Commuter Activities Coordinator (best job ever)!
The highlight of my time at CTX was definitely my first two years of living in the dorm. They were amazing! I was blessed with wonderful roommates, made lots of friends, and actually enjoyed every aspect of “dorm life!”
I think CTX is unique because the small size makes CTX very unique! I’ve been able to get to know all my classmates and professors and that’s really helped me succeed in college.
The professor that impacted me the most was Dr. Scarnier (psychology) because she has taught the most interesting psychology courses and really helped me plan for graduate school.