A total of 27,745 transfer students were enrolled in fall 1974 at institutions in the State University of New York (SUNY). This represents an increase of 9.6 percent over fall 1973, and maintains the continuous growth of transfer students entering SUNY institutions. Of these students, 63.5 percent were enrolled in senior institutions and 36.5 percent in two-year colleges, a distribution similar to that of fall 1973. The majority of transfer students originated from within the SUNY system (59.7 percent), representing a slight increase over fall 1973. The most common type of transfer (34.9 percent) was the student who transferred from a two-year institution in the SUNY system to a four-year SUNY institution. The second most common type of transfer (18.4 percent) was the student who transferred from outside the SUNY system to a SUNY senior institution. The third most common type (17.3 percent) was the student who transferred from a non-SUNY institution to a SUNY two-year institution. This document presents 99 tables of data which organize information on transfers in the SUNY system as a whole, and in individual SUNY institutions. (Author/NHM)