Community College advice!

CX3
Sat, 26 May 2007 16:41:00 +0000

In terms of classes, I think it depends. If you’re going to try and transfer after the first year, you’re going to have to show them you can do some tough work. Maybe attempt some 300 level classes (or maybe, and I say that hesitantly, some 400 level) in your second semester. You want to show them you can handle the work in your major, but at the same time consider that all your classes may not transfer. General Education (Gen Ed) classes typically are the easiest to transfer. Contact the colleges you’re looking at for some more insight on which classes to take. They probably won’t be too helpful, but it’s worth a try.