Beth Gandolfo, Director of Transfer Admissions at American University, conducted a virtual information session for prospective transfer students. She provided an overview of AU's urban campus in Northwest Washington D.C., highlighting its medium size with 7,500 undergraduate students, small class sizes of 20-25 students, and commitment to environmental sustainability as the first carbon-neutral university in the U.S. Beth discussed the university's six colleges and schools, including the College of Arts and Sciences, Baker School of Education, Kogod School of Business, School of International Service, School of Communication, and School of Public Affairs, emphasizing the academic flexibility available to students. She explained the transfer application process, outlined transfer credit policies, and described financial aid options including need-based aid requiring both FAFSA and CSS Profile applications, as well as merit scholarships. She highlighted the American Transfer Advantage program for community college transfers with at least 30 credits and 3.0 GPA, offering up to 50% tuition scholarship. The session concluded with information about campus visits, orientation programs for transfer students, and resources like the We Know Success website showing career outcomes for AU graduates.