Overview
The Transfer Center staff are dedicated to supporting your academic advancement by providing guidance on essential transfer requirements, procedures, and resources to ensure a smooth and successful transition to a four-year university.
Students are welcome to visit the Transfer & Career Center in person on the second floor of the Student Services Building (Room S-2003) to explore various services and resources related to transfer needs, or meet with any of our Counselors to discuss a wide range of transfer-related topics, including timelines, application deadlines and procedures, completing transfer applications, and understanding required coursework such as general education and major preparation. Click Counseling Appointment to schedule a meeting with a Counselor now.

CSUs
The California State University (CSU) is the largest public university system in the U.S., comprising 23 campuses and seven off-campus centers. It is one of California’s three public higher education systems, alongside the University of California and California Community Colleges.
23 CSUs & Admissions Representative Contact Info.
Students are encouraged to contact the admissions representatives directly at their prospective CSU campuses by clicking the Admissions Representative Contact Info. to discuss their transfer goals and major-specific questions. We also recommend that students meet with an EVC Counselor for additional transfer guidance.
Here's a list of the 23 CSU campuses:
- Bakersfield
- Channel Islands
- Chico
- Dominguez Hills
- East Bay
- Fresno
- Fullerton
- Humboldt
- Long Beach
- Los Angeles
- Maritime Academy
- Monterey Bay
- Northridge
- Cal Poly Pomona
- Sacramento
- San Bernardino
- San Diego State
- San Francisco State
- San Jose State
- Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
- San Marcos
- Sonoma State
- Stanislaus
ADT Similar Major & Campus Search
Students who enroll in an Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) program at a California Community College (CCC) can transfer to a CSU and graduate with only 120 units. There are two kinds of ADT programs: Associate in Art for Transfer (AA-T) and Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T).
- To graduate from a CSU with 120 units, students must choose a bachelor's program that is similar to the associate degree they earned at their community college.
- Click ADT Major & Campus Search to find a community college that has an AA-T or AS-T program you’re interested in. Start by selecting the major you’re interested in, then choose the community college(s) near you. (You can also “select all CCCs” to see all programs across California).
- If you add “Search by CSU,” you can see which campuses have a program that’s similar to the ADT program you want to complete or have completed.
- Information published on this site is subject to change. Please consult with your community college counselor for details regarding your specific transfer degree plans.
CSU Degree Search
The California State University (CSU) offers a comprehensive selection of undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Begin your search by clicking CSU Degree Search.
Dates & Deadlines
Find out which CSU campuses are currently accepting applications, which majors are open or closed, and read any notices from the campus(es) you’re interested in by clicking Application Dates & Deadlines.
Getting Started - Cal State Apply Account & Application
To start a transfer application to any of the 23 CSUs, click Cal State Apply Application, then select your intended admission semester (e.g., Fall 2025) from the menu and click 'Apply' to begin.
Transfer Application Pre-recorded Video Guides
Here's a list of videos for each part of the application:
UCs
The University of California (UC) is a public land-grant research university system headquartered in Oakland, comprising ten campuses—nine of which offer undergraduate degrees. Campuses are located in Berkeley, Davis, Irvine, Los Angeles, Merced, Riverside, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, and San Francisco (offers graduate/professional degrees only). The UC system also operates research and academic centers across California and internationally. The University of California (UC) is one of California’s three public higher education systems, alongside the California State University and California Community Colleges.
9 UCs & Admissions Representative Contact Info.
Students are encouraged to contact the admissions representatives directly at their prospective UC campuses by clicking the Admission Representative Contact Info. to discuss their transfer goals and major-specific questions. We also recommend that students meet with an EVC Counselor for additional transfer guidance.
Here's a list of the 9 UC campuses:
Campus & Major Search
Before beginning your UC application, review which campuses offer your intended majors for upcoming terms by clicking Campuses & Majors.
Dates & Deadlines
Find out which UC campuses are currently accepting applications, which majors are open or closed, and read any notices from the campus(es) you’re interested in by clicking Dates & Deadlines or Dates & Deadlines.
Getting Started - UC Account & Application
To start a transfer application to any of the 9 UCs, click Apply Now to create a UC account, then begin the application.
Scholarship
UC Santa Cruz Karl S. Pister Leadership Opportunity Program Award
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One student from EVC will be selected to receive the scholarship award each year
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The award will be included in student's financial aid award package in the amount of $20,000 distributed over two years
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All EVC candidates must demonstrate a commitment to assisting and improving the lives of others, have overcome adverse socioeconomic circumstances, and be eligible for financial aid
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To apply visit UCSC Karl Pister Scholars
Transfer Application Pre-recorded Video Guides
Here's a list of videos for each part of the application:
Option 1: From UCSB's Office of Admissions
- Getting Started
- Transfer Overview
- Section 1: About You
- Section 2: Campuses & Majors
- Section 3: Transfer Academic History
- Section 4: Test Scores
- Section 5: Activities & Awards
- Section 6: Scholarships & Support Programs
- Section 7: Personal Insight Questions
Option 2: From IVC Transfer Center
Private Universities
Most private universities in California, as well as many out-of-state private and public institutions, utilize the Common App platform (short for Common Application) to simplify the college admissions process. This system allows students to submit a single primary application to multiple participating schools. More than 1,000 colleges and universities in the U.S. and internationally accept the Common App.
Admissions Representatives/Counselors Contact List
Students are encouraged to contact the admissions representatives directly at their prospective private and/or out-of-state campuses by clicking Admission Representative Contact Info. to discuss their transfer goals and major-specific questions. We also recommend that students meet with an EVC Counselor for additional transfer guidance.
Application Dates & Deadlines
Application dates and deadlines vary by campus. Students should visit each campus’s official website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Getting Started - Common App Account & Application
- Click Explore college to check whether a college or university you want to apply to participates in the Common App.
- Create an Account on the Common App. website.
Scholarship
Santa Clara University Transfer Scholarship
- This award is available to qualifying undergraduate students who transfer to Santa Clara University in the Fall from EVC
- Click Transfer Scholarship for more details
Transfer Application Pre-recorded Video Guides
Here are some videos to help you complete the Common App transfer application.
Events/Workshops
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Annual Transfer Day Fair
Join us for our annual transfer fair, where students can meet with representatives from CSUs, UCs, and private colleges and universities. The fair will take place in the Central Green and Gullo II from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (PST) on Wednesday, September 17, 2025.
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Agenda:
* University Representative check-ins begin at 9 a.m. (PST)
* Transfer Tabling (Fair Booths) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (PST)
* University Presentations from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. (PST) -
Colleges and universities interested in participating are invited to contact Transfer Center Coordinator Will Thai at will.thai@evc.edu.
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Click to see Colleges and Universities Confirmed to Attend (To Date)
Application Workshops
TBD
Contact
Will Thai
Transfer Center Coordinator
Will.Thai@evc.edu
Student Services Complex – Student Counseling
(2nd Floor S-2053)
Grace Nguyen
Interim Program Specialist
Location/Hours
Student Services Complex
Transfer & Career Center (2nd Floor S-2003)
Campus Map (PDF)
Office Hours
Mon./Tue./Thurs.: 8am-5pm
Wed.: 8am-6pm (Fall/Spring)
Wed.: 8am-5pm (Summer/Winter)
Fri: 8am-1pm