Walk Alongside
Your Scholars
The Transfer Atlas gives advisors, counselors, and institutions a living picture of where students go — and how to help more of them get there.
How Institutions Use The Atlas
Real data. Real stories.
Real impact on advising.
Understand Transfer Outcomes
See where your students go — which four-year universities, which majors, which pathways. Real stories from real scholars, mapped geographically and filterable by institution.
Strengthen Peer Advising
Connect current students with scholars who transferred from your campus. Peer mentorship is the highest-impact advising intervention, and the Atlas makes it scalable.
Identify Intervention Points
The transfer journey has predictable friction points. The Atlas illustrates exactly where students struggle and what supports made the difference.
Visualize Your Network
Every pin on the map represents a transfer success story. See the geographic reach of your students' ambitions and the institutions they've connected with.
Articulation & Pathway Insights
Scholar profiles include articulation paths, IGETC completion patterns, and degree pathways — real-world data on what actually works for your students.
Amplify Student Voices
Encourage your transfer scholars to add their stories. Each profile becomes a living resource for the next cohort — and a testament to your institution's outcomes.
The Student Journey
Six phases where
institutions make a difference
Each phase has a window for intervention — and a risk if the window is missed. The Atlas helps you understand which of your students are at which stage.
CC Enrollment
Action: Counselor identifies transfer intent, builds education plan
Risk if missed: Students who don't declare intent early miss priority advising windows
Coursework & IGETC
Action: Targeted course sequence, articulation alignment
Risk if missed: Wrong courses = delayed transfer or rejected applications
Honors & Scholarship
Action: Honors enrollment, scholarship applications
Risk if missed: These windows are missed most often — especially for first-gen students
Application Season
Action: Personal statements, TAG/ADT applications, FAFSA
Risk if missed: Late or incomplete applications result in deferred or denied admission
Transition Support
Action: Transfer student orientation, peer connections
Risk if missed: Transfer shock and attrition peak in the first university semester
University Completion
Action: Degree audit, career pathway, alumni mentoring
Risk if missed: Transfer students who disengage post-arrival rarely return