Representatives from 18 four-year colleges and universities will be on the North Platte Community College South Campus on Tuesday.

They will be part of the Spring 2016 College Transfer Fair, the purpose of which is to provide NPCC students with information about the school they are interested in transferring to. That includes details about courses and admissions requirements.

“One of the key factors in transferability is working with an advisor – at both the two-year and four-year institutions,” said Heather Pucket, area advising coordinator at NPCC. “It’s never too early to get started with the four-year plan. If advisors are able to see a student’s four-year plan, it makes it easier to work on the two-year plan, so that coursework transfers seamlessly. We have tools and resources available to help students do that.”

The fair is scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon in the fireplace area of the McDonald-Belton Building on NPCC’s South Campus.

The following schools are planning to attend:

Bellevue University

Black Hills State University

Bryan College of Health Sciences

Chadron State College

Clarkson College

Fort Hays State University

Friends University

Hastings College

Midland University

Nebraska Wesleyan University

Peru State College

Regional West Medical Center School of Radiologic Tech

South Dakota School of Mines

University of Nebraska-Kearney

University of Nebraska-Kearney – Criminal Justice

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

University of Nebraska-Omaha

Wayne State College