There are so many details involved in transferring from one institution to another. Before you dive into that process, visit campus to test the waters. Our admission advisors can help you get your feet wet and suggest an academic plan that will prevent you from getting in over your head.
Campus visits provide you with a general overview of our academic programs, student support services, and the application process. After the information session, you will go on a walking tour of campus where you will see classrooms, science labs, student life facilities, and more! Tours are led by current students who will provide you with an “insider’s” point of view; student tour guides are happy to answer any questions you may have about becoming a future Husky.
Register for a campus visit
We are happy to meet with you for an advising appointment with your assigned Transfer Admissions Advisor. During this appointment, we will review your transcripts, discuss your intended program and goals, and review the application process.
Request an appointment here
In addition, our office also has Walk-In Advising available between 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm (the last appointment for the day is at 3:30pm) every Monday-Friday (except holidays). Walk-in advising is best suited for students with quick questions and immediate needs.
Walk-in appointments cannot be guaranteed, but based on staff availability, will be accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Prospective undergraduate transfer students are encouraged to attend a Transfer Information Session related to their specific field of study and learn about:
- Undergraduate admission requirements
- Deadlines to apply
- Application process
- Competitive criteria
- How courses transfer
- High-impact learning opportunities (research, internships, study abroad, etc.)
You will also have the opportunity to discuss your individual transfer plan with our Academic and Admissions Advisors. We encourage you to bring your unofficial college transcripts if you have specific questions about your credits and coursework.
Running Start and College in the High School students should attend a session that is prior to the start of the upcoming autumn quarter to plan college coursework for the fall.
Please check-in at the Welcome Desk in Husky Hall (unless instructed otherwise) for your Transfer Info Session.
Husky Hall is located at
10909 NE 185th St
Bothell, WA 98011
2017-2018 Events
Admissions advisors in select programs set up special advising days where you can sign up for a 30 minute time slot for transcript review, admission advising, and to have your questions answered.
Most advising days are at UW Bothell’s Husky Hall, but some are held off-campus. Click the link below to view available advising days for your chosen program and to sign up for a time slot.
Advising Days are available for Interdisciplinary Arts and Science (IAS), and Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) majors.
Register for an Advising Day
We want to help you prepare for the Writing Skills Assessment (WSA). Please come to a free WSA Prep Workshop offered by UW Bothell to learn more about the WSA and how to prepare for this important Business application component!
What is the WSA? What can I expect? How can I prepare? How is the test scored? Learn all of this and more at the WSA Prep Workshop!
> Friday, May 4, 2018 // 1:30pm
> Friday, June 29, 2018 // 1:30pm
Register for a WSA Prep Workshop >
Local Accommodations
There are several hotels conveniently located near UW Bothell.
The following hotels provide a discounted rate for UW Bothell visitors:
UW Bothell does not endorse or favor any particular hotel.