Our Partners
The Aspen Institute College Excellence Program, with the support of the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, has convened two and four-year institutions from across the country in an effort to expand and diversify the transfer pipeline to high-graduation-rate colleges and universities.
Four-Year Institutions
Transfer application deadlines: March 1 (fall semester) + November 1 (spring semester)
Transfer application deadlines: March 1 transfer application deadline
Transfer application deadlines: March 1 (fall semester only)
Transfer application deadlines: October 1 (Spring 2024 semester) + March 1 (Fall 2024 semester)
Transfer application deadlines: March 15 (fall semester)
Transfer application deadlines: March 1 (fall semester)
Transfer application deadlines: March 15 (fall semester) + October 15 (spring semester)
Transfer application deadlines: March 15 (fall semester) + November 1 (spring semester)
Transfer application deadlines: February 15 (fall semester only)
Transfer application deadlines: March 1 (fall semester only)
- Info for U.S. Military Applicants
- Overview Video: Veterans at Princeton
- Information on Financial Aid
- Overview Video: Transfer Students at Princeton
- Transfer/Veteran Support Resources
- Veteran and Transfer Student Blogs
- Princeton Transfer (Student) Association Instagram
- Princeton Student Veterans Instagram
Transfer application deadlines: November 1 (spring semester) + March 15 (fall semester)
Transfer application deadline: April 1 (fall semester only)
Transfer application deadlines: March 1 (Fall 2024 semester)
Transfer application deadlines: March 1 (fall semester only)
Transfer application deadlines: March 1 (fall semester only)
Community Colleges
Partners/Funders
Managing Organizations
The Transfer Scholars Network is an off-shoot of the American Talent Initiative, a collective of 133 high-graduation-rate colleges and universities across the country devoted to increasing access and success for students from lower-income backgrounds. ATI prioritizes community college transfer as a critical strategy to reach this goal.
In addition to co-managing the American Talent Initiative, the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program places an emphasis on practices and policies that result in strong outcomes for transfer students. CEP is proud to oversee this effort as an extension of that commitment. The program is part of The Aspen Institute, a global nonprofit organization committed to realizing a free, just, and equitable society.
Supporting Partner
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation partnered with the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program to help launch the Transfer Scholars Network and remains committed to supporting its success. The Transfer Scholars Network reflects the Foundation’s commitment to advancing the education of exceptionally promising students who have financial need through initiatives like the Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. Since 2000, the Foundation has awarded over $220 million in scholarships to over 2,800 students from 8th grade through graduate school, funded comprehensive educational advising and other support services, and also provided $115 million in grants to organizations that serve such students.
Additional Funders
