If I transfer colleges, do I still have to provide my high school transcript?Colleges usually need to receive your high school transcript unless you will complete your associate degree before you enroll. Also, at some schools, if you haven't completed a certain amount of class hours or course credits, you'll need to provide a high school transcript. read more |
If I'm admitted, how will I know what courses to take and when to register?Once you're admitted, and have provided final official transcripts of all your previous college work, you'll receive notification of your transfer evaluation along with guidelines on what courses are needed to complete your final years of study. read more |
Should I transfer after one year of community college or wait until I get my associate degree?You should explore the benefits and downsides of each option if you're asking yourself this question. After one year of college, you can often transfer to a four-year school having some academic work behind you other than your high school transcript. Economically, a community college is a great cost-effective way to start your education. read more |
What Should I Be Looking for During My Campus Visits?Campus visits are important in determining whether a college is a good fit for you. Here's what you should be looking for during your college tours. read more |
Should I transfer?The most important thing you can do is evaluate you current situation closely and make the decision that is best for you. Transferring schools is not the simplest process, but if you do your research and get organized, transferring schools can be fairly easy and beneficial. read more |
What GPA will I need in order to transfer to a college of my choice?It depends on the college. It may also depend on the program you hope to transfer into. Colleges will look at your semester averages as well as your overall grade point average. read more |
