Transfer Coaches
Have you transferred to UNG from another institution and need assistance? Transfer coaches support transfer students before, during, and after orientation and up to the first year UNG. Students can expect their transfer coach to be available for one-on-one appointments, phone calls, and emails.
Some Topics of Assistance Can Include:
- Credit Articulation/Equivalency
- Transfer Student Orientation Information
- Referrals to Campus Resources and Support
- Most Frequently Asked Questions
Any questions that are not answered by a transfer coach will be referred to the specified office or department for a follow-up. Connecting with your transfer coach is an opportunity to tailor your needs as new nighthawk and start your journey at UNG.
Want to connect with your transfer coach? Look at your UNG email to find an email sent from SOS.
Meet Your Transfer Coaches
Emeril Littleton
Major/Minor
Strategic and Security Studies/International Affairs
Hometown
Rabun, Georgia
Transferred From
Marion Military Institute
How did you overcome your transfer struggles?
Let go of the past; you can't change it. Accept it for what it is, learn from it, grom from it, and do better.
Why did you choose UNG, and what do you enjoy about being a Nighthawk?
I chose UNG because my grandfather assumed temporary guardianship of me during my senior year of high school and I felt it was a moral obligation. I felt that I owed it to him to finish my degree because of the enormous amount of time and energy he had invested in my health, finances, and character development. Eventually, I decided I owed it to myself as well - I needed to finish what I started. What I love about being a Nighthawk is directly correlated with being a member of the Corps of Cadets. Everywhere I go and every person I have met is a shining example of what one can achieve. I am challenged every day to become the best version of myself and the best example I can for others. There is always something to do on the campus, the faculty/staff treat you as a person - not as a number, and I've never felt like I don't belong.
Miranda Seymour
Major/Minor
Early Childhood and Special Education
How did you overcome your transfer struggles?
I struggled with the online format of the classes. Mentally transferring over from one online format to another proved to be quite difficult, but I was eventually able to understand it after trial and error.
Why did you choose UNG, and what do you love about being a Nighthawk?
I chose UNG because I had heard it offered a very good education program, and I had toured one of the five campuses many times during my high school career. The openness of the campus and kind staff always caught my eye. That was when I decided to become a Nighthawk.
Makenzie Burge
Major/Minor
- Psychology Major and Leadership Minor
Transferred From
- Dual Enrollment at UNG Gainesville
How did you overcome your transfer struggles?
- II overcame my transfer struggles through constant communication, getting involved in campus organizations, and keeping up to date on my degree works and registration processes.
Why did you choose UNG, and what do you love about being a Nighthawk?
- I chose UNG because I was familiar with the systems, and it truly felt like a home to me. I love being a Nighthawk because of the close-knit community and connections I have built!
Caden Watson
Major/Minor
- Information System
Transferred From
- Middle Georgia State University
How did you overcome your transfer struggles?
- I relied on friends and staff around me to help guide me around campus and point out activities.
Why did you choose UNG, and what do you love about being a Nighthawk?
- I chose UNG because it had a great technology and business school, I also love the community here.