Transfer Degree (AA-AS): Transfer degrees are designed for students who want to complete their first two years of college work and then transfer on to a four-year institution. Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degrees are the primary transfer degrees.

 

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Transfer Degree (AA-AS): Transfer degrees are designed for students who want to complete their first two years of college work and then transfer on to a four-year institution. Associate in Arts and Associate in Scie . . . View Full Definition

Risk Transfer: The shifting of risk through insurance or securitization of debt because of risk aversion.

Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Statement: As required by California Civil Code Sections 1102-1102.14, a transferee (buyer) of residential real property is entitled to a statement from the transferor (seller) which provides informati . . . View Full Definition

Radiative Transfer: One mechanism for the movement of heat, in which it takes the form of long-wavelength infrared radiation.

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP): When you're exchanging electronic mail on the Internet, SMTP is what keeps the process orderly. It's a protocol that regulates what goes on between the mail servers.

Technology Transfer: The process of converting scientific findings from research laboratories into useful products by the commercial sector.

Transfer Agreements: Greenville Tech has transfer agreements with area colleges and universities to help you transfer. If you follow one of these agreements, you can move from an associate degree to a bachelor's . . . View Full Definition

Transfer Agent: A transfer agent is responsible to a corporation for keeping track of who owns the corporation’s stock and bonds and whether those securities are registered in the name of an individual inve . . . View Full Definition

Transfer: The service of transportation from the modes of transportation (air, rail, bus, ship, boat) terminal to the accommodation.

Private Unrequited Transfers: Resident immigrant workers' remittances to their country of origin as well as, e.g., gifts, dowries, inheritances, prizes, charitable contributions.