Transfer Students

• The University has a new partnership with Freebee, which is a micro-transit formerly known as Safe Ride. Freebee will provide transportation to a primary and secondary zone, where the primary zone encompasses the University of Miami campus boundaries, and the secondary zone to areas around campus. For more information, visit here.

• Learn more about Meal Plans, Dining Locations and Hours of Operation, and Menus and Nutritional Information by visiting their website.

• The Herbert Wellness Center provides daily lockers for student members. For more information about membership fees and additional services, visit here.

• Engage is a website where students can connect and find unique opportunities from over 300 student organizations at the University of Miami. Engage helps showcase student’s involvement.
• At orientation, you'll be connection to a Transfer Assistant. They can work with you one-on-one and answer questions you might have about involvement.
• Our department advises the Tau Sigma Transfer National Honor Society.
• Students in the College of Arts and Sciences can opt into a 1-credit course called First-Year Directions.

• The Veterans Resource Center provides support and guidance to student veterans for their successful transition from military service to campus life and connects them and military-connected students to academic and other University resources through collaborative programs and engagement activities with campus partners and alumni. To learn about VRC visit here.

Here is a list of microwaves on campus:

• OCSI Shalala 203
• The Hurricane Food Court

• You can find more information about off-campus living options by visiting the Housing & Residential Life Living Off-Campus

• The Commuter Corner is located in OCSI, Suite 203 in Shalala. It is a piece of furniture with drawers filled with daily essentials for commuter and transfer students. Inside the Commuter Corner, there are necessary day-to-day things such as travel tissues, hand sanitizer, face masks, ponchos, body wash, shampoo, hair comb, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, and much more.

• After enrollment in the University, students can view their transfer credits from dual enrollment and exams in CaneLink. Simply click on the 'Transcripts' tab in the navigation and select 'Transfer Credit'. For more information visit here.
• For more information about Transfer Credit Information visit here.

• MATES is a program for transfer evaluations, ensuring students take the right classes before transferring. To learn more about Prospective Students, Current Students, and Transfer Policy visit here.

For any help with Financial Aid, please visit here for guidance.

• ‘Canes Central, located inside the 1st floor of the Student Services Building, is there for student services for Registration and Records, Billing and Payment, Financial Aid, Cane Card, Related Services, and other services.

• The Camner Center provides peer-to-peer tutoring on a wide variety of subjects. Students can schedule appointments or drop in, for more information about Tutoring Services, visit here.
• Cane Navigators are assigned and work with students to help them with curriculum requirements. For more information about academic advising, visit here.

• Download our UMiami app from the Apple store or Google store. The UMiami app provides information about the Campus Shuttle schedule, Parking Information, Campus Dining Locations and Hours, and Campus Map.
• The UM app also gives access to students to Blackboard, book a study room, request Freebie Safe Ride, Athletics schedules and tickets, and much more.
• You can also follow @canestagram and @umiamidosa on Instagram to stay connected with on-campus events from Student Affairs.

• UM offers a variety of library resources within the three campuses. For more information about library resources and location, visit here.
• The Department of Wellness & Recreation offers exercise equipment, indoor and outdoor adventures, and exercise classes. For more information on hours, locations, and fees, visit here.