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UNG President Bonita Jacobs

“Increasing access to higher education and college completion are high priorities for Georgia and NISTS will be a valuable resource as we seek ways to help students achieve their goals.”

Bonita C. Jacobs, president of North Georgia College & State University

“NISTS’s national focus on creating smoother pathways for transfer students complements the transfer-related initiatives being put forward in the Complete College Georgia agenda.

Dr. Lynne Weisenbach, the University System of Georgia vice chancellor for educational access and success

“The mission of NISTS fits well with the goals of Complete College Georgia, as we seek to increase access to higher education and help students successfully complete college.

Dr. Janet Marling, NISTS executive director

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National transfer student institute hosts 12th annual conference in Atlanta

Fri, Mar 28, 2014 19:17 CET

The National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students presented awards to higher education professionals from around the countryThe National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students (NISTS), which is based at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus, recently hosted its 12th annual conference in Atlanta. Designed for higher education professionals from a variety of functional areas, institutional types, systems, and sectors, NISTS annual conferences are the only national forums that comprehensively address transfer research, policy and practice. Participants are

National Transfer Institute plans move to Georgia

Mon, Jul 30, 2012 18:24 CET

NISTS will be housed at North Georgia College & State University(July 30, 2012) – The National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students (NISTS), which strives to increase access to and attainment of higher education by promoting successful transfer for college and university students, is moving next month to Georgia. The Complete College Georgia plan, a state initiative to encourage students to pursue higher education as a means to prepare Georgia’s future workforce, notes that 41 percent of community college students nationwide transfer to four-year institutions and about one-third

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