If you’re considering transferring to a governmental university, it’s almost impossible unless you have a medical problem and the university itself contacts the other university. However, transferring to a private college, university, or university college is possible. The first step is to choose the institution you want to join and contact them to check if they are open for registration. If they are, you need to drop out from your current university. This process typically involves filling out a form and collecting approval signatures from the department head, stores, libraries, and other relevant offices. You will then return your university ID and proceed to cost-sharing, where you’ll settle any outstanding payments. Afterward, you’ll be directed to customs (ጉምሩክ) to pay the cost-sharing amount. Once this is done, you’ll return to the cost-sharing office, which will direct you to your department registrar. They will process your student copy, get it signed by the dean, and provide it to you. The final step at your current university is to request that they send your official transcript to the chosen institution. For this, you’ll need the P.O. Box of the new university or college. After paying the necessary fees for sending the transcript, make sure to obtain the tracking number. You should also request your Student National ID (HEMIS number) from the university you are leaving, as it will be needed during the process. Once the transcript is sent, go to the chosen university to begin the registration process. This is the most common way of transferring, but it’s always better to consult your department registrar for more specific information.