Meet our Path to UW Ambassadors—dedicated student staff at the University of Washington who are current UW transfer students who are excited to support other students on their pathway to and through UW! You'll see these team members supporting a variety of Path to UW events, drop-ins, and workshops both at the Seattle Colleges and at UW throughout the year. While they are not academic advisers, they are here to share their stories about their UW journey and support you wherever you are at in your UW transfer too - pre or post transfer. Come say hi to them at one of our events!

Major: Political Science, International Studies, Minors in Global Health, Human Rights, & Public Policy
Transferred from: Seattle Central College
Growing up in Seattle, I was drawn to the vibrant UW campus and the affordability of in-state tuition. The Path to UW program made my transfer seamless by helping me complete major prerequisites and connect with campus resources and opportunities. Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to study abroad in Rome through the Political Science department. I am so grateful for the opportunities UW has given me and highly recommend the Path to UW seminars to anyone considering a transfer.
Visiting the Tateuchi East Asia Library to lock in before exams!
Major: Public Health: Global Health
Transferred From: South Seattle College
Hi! I’m Anthony, a Public Health Global Health major who transferred from South Seattle College. I chose UW because of its strong focus on equity, community, and the wide range of opportunities to grow both academically and personally. For anyone thinking about transferring to UW, I encourage you to explore the many resources available there’s a supportive community here that truly wants to see you thrive.
One of my favorite places to hang out is the Hans Rosling Center for Population Health, it has quiet study spaces, beautiful views of campus.

Major: Aeronautics & Astronautics Engineering
Transferred From: North Seattle College, Seattle Central College
My transfer experience was a studious one, more so attempting to meet all the prerequisites for the transfer and then the general requirements for the degree. Through the Seattle colleges, I was involved in building my own rockets, now through UW I am involved in building an aircraft. What I studied has left me in more confusion than what I started with because there are so many options out there, but has led to a greater appreciation of how I got here
Explore the advantages and opportunities you have as a UW student!
The campus at UW is a beauty to look at, especially with exploring the different areas of the campus. A favorite UW place is Odegaard Undergraduate Library!

Major: Psychology (BA)
Transferred From: Seattle Central College
My name is Iqra Mohamed and I'm a UW Seattle Student in the psychology department. Finding UW on my path to becoming a psychologist was the most exciting college journey I've had so far. As a transfer myself I hope every incoming student recognizes they do belong at UW and there is always space for more!
Cafe on the Ave, because it has the best Alfredo pasta.

Major: Public Health - Global Health
Transferred From: North Seattle College
I transferred to UW to continue pursuing my studies in public health and education. During my time at community college I was able to build community and was apart of student leaderships and mentorship programs that have helped me as a student, but also help incoming students. Transferring can be an overwhelming process, but it has helped me create a strong foundation that i'm excited to continue building at UW.
Chill at the quad with friends when the weather is nice
Major: Foster School of Business, Human Resources Management
Transferred From: North Seattle College
Going to the University of Washington has always been a goal of mine since I knew what college was, growing up in Seattle I knew about UW and had visited a couple times from a young age. Due to financial struggles in my senior year of high school, I knew going to UW for all four years was not possible. But thanks to the Seattle Promise program and Path to UW program, I was able to transfer to UW with ease, saving me a lot of time, money, and stress!
I really like hanging out at the HUB! Not only is there a lot of food options there if hungry, but I also go there to study, hangout with friends, or even bowl!

Major: Intended Psychology or Sociology
Transferred From: North Seattle College
I am a proud Filipina that started my college journey at North Seattle College through the Seattle Promise program. I have just completed my first year at UW and have also worked with many other transfer students through the Path to UW seminars and through my past position as a peer navigator for Seattle Promise. I encourage students interested in transferring to UW to apply and to be prepared, and reach out or get involved any way that you can. Joining one of the Path to UW seminars over the summer is a great start!
I love sitting in the quad on a sunny day! :)

Major: Medical Laboratory Science
Transferred From: North Seattle College, Prior Bachelor's from Concordia University
UW was my top choice to transfer since it is an R1 research university with a highly successful and integrative Medical Laboratory Science program (please ask me more about the major/career if interested!). Since it is such a big University, I made it a point to connect with people and tap into resources ahead of transfer which helped make the transition smoother. Now I'm hoping to pay it forward and be a connection or resource for future students and make their own UW journey a bit easier.
I actually like the cafeteria at the Montlake Hospital. It's cheaper than most places on campus, food is good and there's daily specials.