Transfer Information

After you complete the two-year A.A. degree in Computer Gaming and Simulation at Montgomery College, you will probably want to transfer to a four-year school to complete a four-year degree. Many schools offer gaming programs. See gamasutra.com/education for a list of schools.

Some local universities are listed below.
Make sure to research possible transfer scholarships!

Local Schools with transfer gaming programs:

• The University of Baltimore (UB) offers a bachelors-level degree in gaming.
  
  UB has some generous transfer scholarships for qualified students, so be sure to contact UB to check those out! Also see UB's info on undergrad scholarships and transfer scholarships. (Contact 1-877-APPLY-UB or Janet Whelan at
  jwhelan@ubalt.edu for more information.)
  
  Montgomery College and UB have a transfer agreement with the University of Baltimore (UB) (Revised 2007) to ease the transfer process for game degree students.
  
  Students planning to transfer to UB should be sure to read the requirements before planning their class schedules. Please contact Prof. Solomon with any questions.
  
  In addition, UB offers gaming classes on the Shady Grove campus (5 minutes from MC!). Check with UB for more info:
  
  Steve Purcell, Academic Program Coordinator
  University of Baltimore at the Universities at Shady Grove
  9630 Gudelsky Drive, Building III, Rm 3149, Rockville, MD  20850
  Phone:  (301)738-6352
  Email:  spurcell@ubalt.edu
  
  
• The Art Institute (Arlington, VA) offers game art and animiation degrees
  
  
• DeVry (Arlington, VA) offers game programming degrees
  
  
• UMD, UMBC, and other local schools offer degrees in Computer Science, Computer Graphics and other related disciplines. UMBC has a new transfer program with MC -- contact a transfer counselor for more details.

We are currently talking to additional four-year colleges about setting up transfer agreements so that you can easily transfer after completing your degree at MC.

Stay tuned to this page or contact Prof. Solomon for more details.