Virtual Transfer & Adult Student Visit Day

We are excited to have you join us for Youngstown State University’s Virtual Transfer and Adult Student Day! Today you will have the opportunity to attend live, web-based sessions from a variety of departments on campus to help you discover what makes the university a great place for your academic future!

Here’s how it works

Below is the agenda for today’s program. Next to each time slot is the name of the session associated with that start time and a brief description of what will be discussed. A few minutes prior to the start time of each session, click the “Click here to join session” link located below the listing and you will be redirected to the presentation. You will be prompted to submit your First Name, Last Name and Email Address for each session you attend.

If prompted, the password for all sessions is: penguins (case sensitive)

Thanks again for your interest and we’ll see you soon!

Transfer and Adult Student Virtual Visit Day: Friday, April 30, 2021

2:00-4:00 PM: Welcome and Overview!

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Join this room for an introduction to the program, an overview for the day's events, and presentation on the transfer process including application, financial aid and scholarships, and how your credits transfer to YSU.

2:30-4:00 PM Academic Program Breakout Sessions

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Attend a session specific to your academic program of choice and have questions answered about your major.

2:30-4:00 PM Financial Aid

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Join a Financial Aid counselor for information regarding filing FAFSA and getting all your financial aid questions answered.

Breakout Session 1: Choose one of the TWO sessions offered

2:30-4:00 PM Veterans Session/Open Room

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Join this session to get more information about your military credit listed on a Joint Services Transcript and how to process your VA benefits.

AND/OR

2:30-4:00 PM Prior Learning Assessment Session/Open Room

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Join this session to see how your work and/or life experience can provide college credits, which may be able to fulfill general education, major coursework, or electives.