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Transfer and Returning Students

Enroll at M State as soon as spring 2026. We're ready for you!

Welcome, transfer, returning, and stop-out students! This is a new beginning, and M State is here to support your academic and career success and help you thrive. Transferring to a new school or returning to college after a break is possible for you - and with M State's wraparound support, you can finish strong. 
 
 
 
 
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Your easy first step: Contact M State's Spring Start Team

Email or call any of the dedicated experts on the M State admissions team. Whether you're coming back after a break, transferring from another college, exploring a new skill, or just beginning your college journey, we'll get you on track fast and connected to all the support you need.

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Programs open for immediate enrollment in Spring 2026

Spring semester starts Jan. 12

If you're accepted for spring semester, you can enroll right away in either of these M State programs:

 

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Advising
Your academic advisor can help you develop a personalized plan for your degree, focusing on your specific needs and goals.
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Counseling
M State counselors can help you with personal, academic or career-related issues.
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Campus Community
Get involved in student clubs, groups, and other activities that will help you build community and feel a sense of belonging.
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Financial Aid
Reach out to the financial aid office to discuss available scholarships, grants, and loan options that can help you finance your education.
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Career Services
Connect with career services to get help with career planning, job searching, resume writing, and other professional development.
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Academic Support
Access tutoring, the reading and writing center, and other academic support services to help you succeed in your courses.
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Well-being Support
M State helps ensure that housing, food, childcare, transportation, health or other issues have minimal impact on your academic performance.
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Specialized Support
Through Title IX, M State offers information and resources for students who are pregnant or new parents, including lactation rooms on all four campuses.
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Tips for a successful transition

  • Make a plan: Work with your advisor to create a clear academic plan, taking into account your prior credits and future goals.
  • Get involved: Participate in campus events and activities to build connections and make new friends.
  • Ask for help: Don't hesitate to reach out to campus resources for help with any challenges you may face.
  • Stay organized: Keep track of deadlines, important dates, and your academic requirements to stay on track.
  • Be patient: Adjusting to a new academic environment can take time. Be patient with yourself and celebrate your progress along the way.