Critical support for upper division Transfer Students in engineering and computer science

Critical support for upper division Transfer Students in engineering and computer science

A Motivated Engineering Transfer Students (METS) Program at Arizona State University (ASU) was established to aid the transition, retention, and graduation of engineering and computer science community college transfer students. The METS Program provides critical support in the form of an Academic S...

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