College Admissions

aunt_bea
Fri, 18 Oct 2024 01:51:00 +0000

Agree with previous suggestions to consult with your CC advisors. They know where their students have transferred well.

Now here’s the issue, if you’ve only had a year of community college, the universities are going to look at your high school record because they need to rely on your previous school history, as well as your current class schedule.

If you transfer with two years of community college, they don’t consider that high school record.

You need to figure out what your budget is. If you plan on transferring to a public university, within your state, you need to meet their guidelines. I am in California. Students who plan to transfer to the UC’s or CSU’s need 60 semester units to transfer. You also need to know how much they’re going to charge you for tuition and fees. Transfers tend not to get a lot of funding.

If you’re going to transfer to a private university, you need to know if they accept one-year transfers. You also have to know what they are going to cost.