by Joanna Nesbit
Freelance Writer
Being a transfer already adds a new level to the college admission process--and now students have to navigate that during a pandemic. Here's some advice to help!
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by Lynn Cadet
CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of Florida
Although transferring colleges can be tricky, it's definitely worth it, which Lynn knows from experience. These are her top tips for a smooth transfer process.
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by Darin Dabney
Student, University of Central Florida
Deciding to transfer from one college to another takes a lot of planning. Read on for a checklist that will help point you in the right direction.
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by Diane Melville
Education Professional, Author
One higher ed insider offers a few reasons why high-achieving, Ivy-dreaming students and families should consider transferring from a community college.
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by Victoria Scibilia Beaulac
US Client Services Manager at Aries Systems Corporation
Making the decision to transfer schools is huge. So how do you know it's the right choice? Here's what to consider about your school that could warrant leaving.
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by Emily Dauenhauer
Director of Undergraduate Enrollment Marketing, Sacred Heart University
Before sitting down to write your transfer college application essay, use this one simple question as a guideline to your future: why are you applying to this particular college?
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by Cyndy McDonald
That happens to a lot of people. You can look to transfer to another university. Talk to friends, family, and college advisors to learn what other colleges have to offer.
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by Susan Bronstein
A major contributor to college success is identifying with the school and wanting to be there. If you're thinking about making a change, know that you're not the only one!
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by Connie Bennett and Kate Metcalf
Senior Assistant Dean and Admission Counselor, Marquette University
The benefits of transferring are numerous. Here's what students from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, have to say about their transition to a four-year university.
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