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Advising Visits, Appointments & Tabling


Thinking about transferring? One of the best ways to learn more about a university is to meet directly with a representative from that school. University representatives (often admissions counselors) connect with City College students to share information about admissions, majors, and transfer opportunities, and to answer your specific questions.

Some representatives visit campus for advising appointments, drop-in sessions, or tabling events. Others host virtual advising sessions with dates and times set aside exclusively for City College students. Whether you're exploring your options or preparing to transfer, these visits are your chance to get your questions answered and begin to develop your network at that college.

Questions to Ask University Representatives

Fall 2026 University Advising Visits & Appointments

College Representative Advising Dates
CSU Fullerton Dr. Pablo Gutierrez, International Student Recruitment Specialist

On-campus:

  • Wed, September 2,  11am-1pm (Walk-in, A-Bldg, Schwartz Square, no appointment required)
CSU San Marcos Christina Montell, CSUSM Admissions Advisor

On Campus:

  • Thur, Sept 24, 12-3pm (Walk-in, A-Bldg Schwartz Square, no appointment required)
  • Wed, Oct 21, 12-3pm, Transfer Center, Room-A-301. Register
  • Thur, Nov 12, 12-3pm (Walk-in, A-Bldg Schwartz Square, no appointment required)
San Diego State University   TBD
UC San Diego Christina Sandoval-Paquette, UCSD Admissions Officer TBD
UCLA Aaron Tann, UCLA Assistant Director, Transfer Recruitment

Virtual Advising:

Please note that appointments may be schedule no more than 2 weeks in advance.

 

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Didn't find your school?

Not all representatives visit campus each term. Many offer virtual advising and can answer quick transfer questions via email.

Check our CSU, UC, Private/Out-of-State or HBCU pages to connect with respective university advisors and representatives!

 

Questions to Ask University Representatives