College Admissions

DadTwoGirls
Thu, 17 Oct 2024 17:18:59 +0000

I agree with the comment about changing your screen name.

Also, the quality of advice that you get here on this web site (or any site) is going to be dependent upon how much information you give us. Things like your budget and your home state and your major would for example be very useful information.

Generally speaking your community college should have transfer advisors who will be able to evaluate your high school record and your college record. They will need more information than you gave us, but things that you will likely know and be able to tell them.

Generally if you transfer from community college to a 4 year university after one year, your high school record will still matter. If you do two years in community college and then transfer, university admissions will be able to consider a lot more of your results in college, and your high school record will matter quite a bit less. Remember that university admissions will be looking at your application during your potentially last semester of community college, and this last semester will not have ended yet when they make their decision. This means that if you want to transfer after one year then they only have one semester of community colleges classes to consider. However if you apply to complete the transfer after two years then they will have three semesters of community college classes to consider.

That being said, if you can do very well in community college, then you will be helping yourself A LOT and you will be able to transfer to a very good university. There are lots of questions regarding when you transfer and which school you transfer to. However, you can be very, very confident that if you can do well from day 1 in your community college, then you will get very good opportunities going forward.

Which means that job 1 is to do very well in your current classes.