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Reverse transfer is for students who have already transferred to a SUNY four-year institution without having earned an associate degree at a SUNY community college. Reverse transfer allows students to transfer the credits they have earned at the SUNY four-year institution back to the SUNY community college, which can then review the courses that have been taken at the four-year institution and determine if the combination of credits earned at the community college and credits earned at the four-year institution meet the requirements for an associate degree.

The Guidebook serves as a valuable resource for SUNY Transfer Liaisons, who are leadership-nominated campus professionals dedicated to supporting transfer students and transfer-related processes. Designed to promote consistency, transparency, and student success, the guidebook empowers transfer liaisons to effectively navigate their role while fostering seamless transfer pathways across institutions.

Resources for campuses, SUNY System Administration, and DOCCS partners supporting the Office of Higher Education in Prison programs.