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See your institution the way a transfer student does.

Our free Transfer Friendliness Assessment reviews what a prospective transfer student can actually find about you, scores it against 17 criteria, and puts you side by side with your top three competitors.

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Why it matters

Why the Transfer Friendliness Assessment matters.

Your enrollment goals depend on how well you serve transfer students, and right now, 74% of students bring prior credit when they apply. The question is: how clearly and quickly can you show them what transfers?

  1. 01
    Transfer-ResistantMinimal support, unclear pathways
  2. 02
    Transfer-CuriousSome interest, inconsistent policies.
  3. 03
    Transfer-ConsciousRecognizes needs, provides basic resources.
  4. 04
    Transfer-ReadyClear pathways, dedicated staff, aligned policies.
  5. 05
    Transfer-FirstTransfer students prioritized at every touchpoint.

In this free assessment, you’ll discover:

  • How your current transfer process compares to peers
  • Where students may be leaking out of your funnel
  • How credit clarity could increase your transfer yield by up to 25%
  • Actionable steps to become a truly transfer-friendly institution
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Your transfer partners

Backed by decades of enrollment leadership.

Drew MelendresDrew MelendresCRO, Co-Founder, DegreeSight

Former RNL consultant and SVP of Enrollment Management.

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Charles RamosCharles RamosVP of Partnerships, DegreeSight

24 years in higher education enrollment, including VP at RNL.

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Jay FedjeJay FedjeVP of Partnerships, DegreeSight

Three decades in enrollment management, host of TransferTALK.

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Michael CroninMichael CroninVP of Partnerships, DegreeSight

From The Wharton School to The College Board to RNL.

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Questions

Before you request it.

  1. No. The Transfer Friendliness Assessment is free for enrollment and admissions teams.

  2. No. It is built only from what a prospective transfer student can see on the public web. We do not call your office, submit forms or log into anything.

  3. The public evidence a transfer student can find. It does not measure the quality of your instruction or of your staff’s service.

  4. Your top three competitors, side by side, so you can see where your answers to transfer students are ahead and where they fall behind.

Free for enrollment & admissions teams

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Trusted Across Higher Ed

Some of DegreeSight’s partners.

We support forward-thinking enrollment teams, registrar offices, and institutional leaders who are ready
to modernize their transfer evaluation system and grow enrollment without the operational chaos.

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