Meet DCC's Transition Counselor, Alexis Ehrhardt
Location: Hawkins EIT Building
Office hours: Mondays and Tuesdays 8-4, Wednesdays 8-1
Contact info: aehrhardt@dcc.vccs.edu, 434.797.8469
Please contact me to schedule an appointment so I can be here at a time that’s convenient for you.
As the transition counselor at DCC, I am here to help you achieve your goal of transferring to the four-year college or university of your choice. If you are unsure whether a bachelor’s degree is the appropriate next step for you, I can help you work through that decision-making process as well. My professional background is in college counseling, so I am prepared to help you every step of the way, from building your college list to registering for transfer orientation. Whether you want to transfer out of state or attend college locally, the options are numerous. I look forward to working with you!
Here are some of the things that I can do for you:
Work with you and your faculty advisor in planning your curriculum, based on transfer requirements at four-year institutions
Familiarize you with the Guaranteed Admission Agreements (GAAs) between DCC/VCCS and four-year colleges and universities
Help identify a list of transfer institutions that match your personal, academic and professional interests
Put you in touch with the appropriate admission, financial aid, and faculty contacts at four-year colleges and universities
Provide you with academic, student services and financial aid information for the schools on your list
Serve as your liaison and/or advocate in the transfer process
Arrange visits to four-year colleges and universities
Help you declare your intent to transfer, if necessary
Assist with admission applications and essays, as well as financial aid and scholarship applications
Help you register for housing, if necessary
Identify transfer orientation programs, and help you register
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