Transfer Commuters
We define 'Transfer Commuters' as undergraduate students who transferred to USD from another 2- or 4-year institution and do not live on campus.
Resources. Support. Connection.
Torero Hub
Get answers to non-academic questions about financial aid, paying your bill and registering for classes, as well as general support for your life at USD.
Helpful Information
View a very informative workshop on procrastination, presented by Sister Maria Dela Paz, Program Coordinator for the Center for Student Success. See more resources from the CSS office!
The University of San Diego's International Center serves as a gateway to all internationally-related activities both on and off-campus. The International Center is a resource for the USD community and works to build bridges by making connections between the various international activities across campus. Please feel free to contact them with any questions at international@sandiego.edu.
Hear an international transfer student's experience at USD and get a list of resources available to you!
The USD Military & Veterans Program provides student-focused services to all USD military-connected students, from their initial consideration of higher education (Access), through services when they are enrolled as students (Support) and in their transition to alumni status (Connect).
Hear a military-affiliated transfer student's experience at USD!
To aid you in finding potential roommates, USD has created a Roommate Finder Form for you to fill out. Please note the housing information is only meant to be an informational tool, as the University of San Diego does not endorse any off-campus apartments exclusively. Students must contact the manager of each apartment building directly regarding questions, current pricing, and availability.
The Office of Ethical Development and Restorative Practices in the Division of Student Affairs is responsible for the implementation of the Student Code of Rights and Responsibilities. Through the student conduct process, this office works with students to gain greater insight into their choices and behaviors in order to provide a safe environment for the campus community, one that supports the academic mission and provides a productive living and learning environment.
The Transfer Student experience is built around the theme Engage, and your TLC is one way in which you can engage with Changemaking.
As a new member of the Torero community and the Engage TLC, you'll work toward solidarity, connecting with members of the USD community and beyond to facilitate discourse and encourage equitable participation in civic life. This Learning Community is open to transfer students only. All TLC classes satisfy the First-Year Integration requirement of the core curriculum.
If you're interested in taking more of a leadership role on campus, take a look at the TSA role! The overall purpose of the Transfer Scholastic Assistant (TSA) Program is to foster a successful and positive educational and developmental experience for all transfer students. TSAs are successful continuing students who serve as mentors for new transfer students, helping with both their social and academic transitions.
As a Catholic institution of higher learning, the University of San Diego recognizes that the care and support of family are at the heart of Catholic social teaching. Consistent with our mission and Catholic identity, the University of San Diego acknowledges the importance of supporting pregnant and parenting students by addressing their special needs and assisting them in completing their studies.
Visit the DACAmented and Undocumented USD students page as a starting place for information, guidance, and support for future and current students. You will find names and contact information for various campus partners and allies and other resources.