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Spring Transfer Student Guide

Spring Transfer Student Guide

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR

ADMISSION TO EASTERN!

Dare to be extraordinary at Eastern Connecticut State University. It's a place where a love of learning is palpable - and the drive to make a difference is even more so. You are officially on your way to becoming a Warrior! This guide will help ensure that you are fully prepared for the start of the Spring 2025 semester and an excellent Eastern career.

  • Take a moment to enjoy this accomplishment of continuing your college education! We can’t wait to welcome you to campus. Check out our visit opportunities – including tours specifically for transfer students.

  • Using the credentials on your acceptance letter, log in to your Eastern portal. Throughout the admission and enrollment process, your portal will be updated with relevant information.

  • Be sure to complete your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and include Eastern on your list of schools as soon as possible to ensure a timely financial aid offer. Once your aid offer is available, we’ll mail a copy to your home. You may also view your offer online by following steps 1-10 on this page.

  • Your Office 365 e-mail account is the primary source of communication between you and Eastern. Prior to arriving to campus, you will receive emails to inform you about placement testing, housing, financial aid, and registration. Your account credentials are also used to access eWeb to view your transfer credit evaluation, submit your deposits, register for classes, view your financial aid, and more. Please click here for instructions to activate your Office 365 account; your credentials are viewable in your admissions portal.

  • Once your official transcripts have been reviewed, the evaluation will be posted on eWeb Online Services: http://eweb.easternct.edu. You may access this by logging into your Office 365 account, and clicking the icon titled “SelfService (eWeb)”.

  • For more information about registering and the Advising Center’s services, please visit this page. If you have any questions, call the Advising Center at (860) 465-4526.


    Please note: Students may pay their tuition deposit before registering for classes. Transfer and re-admitted students will be able to register with current Eastern students in their designated class (determined by number of completed credits).

  • Commit to being a Warrior! You are encouraged to pay your deposit(s) as soon as possible. You may click HERE for step-by-step instructions to submit your deposit(s).

    Students living on campus: $450 non-refundable tuition and housing deposit.

    Students living off campus: $200 non-refundable tuition deposit.

  • Visit our Housing Application page for detailed application instructions after submitting your housing deposit.

    Hall placement will be determined in a first-come, first-served manner based on the date
    your housing deposit is paid and the application is submitted. Be sure to check your Eastern email account for updates.

  • Orientation Online is our mandatory program to onboard new transfer students. Orientation
    Online will include videos, resources and checklists and you will have the opportunity to return to these modules at any point during the spring semester as an additional resource. For more information about Orientation Online and how to access the program, visit www.easternct.edu/orientation/.


    Orientation Online completion deadline: January 17, 2025

    New transfer students are invited to participate in an optional, in-person orientation session to meet other students and staff. The Spring SOAR (Student Orientation Advisement and Registration) date is
    Wednesday, January 15, 2025. To register, please visit www.easternct.edu/orientation/.


    Optional In-Person SOAR Session: January 15, 2025

  • Please go to www.easternct.edu/health/ for the required health forms. Be sure to review the "Five Things You Need to Read" form.

  • Please follow the steps on this page to accept or decline any federal student loans that you were offered. You may also need to complete your Entrance Counseling Exam and Master Promissory Note, which are linked on that page. If you were offered a merit scholarship or grant(s), those will be automatically accepted for you.