Any one suggest the best schools for transfers especially as it relates to social inclusion?
We are going to need more information. What are you studying? Where are you currently, what year are you in, and what are your grades like? What are your finances, and what part of the country (and/or what other countries) would you prefer? Big school or small? Do you have other preferences?
Cornell because of their guaranteed transfer program (if still in effect).
Also, any University of California school because of their influx of community college students.
Several websites attempt to identify colleges with good orientation programs:
https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/first-year-experience-programs
http://www.theprospect.net/welcome-committee-the-9-schools-with-the-best-worst-and-weirdest-orientation-programs-25315
http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-search-selection/875861-best-orientation.html
If any of the listed schools appeal to you, you might want to investigate whether these programs (or similar ones at other colleges) are open to transfer students. I assume most residential colleges do have new student orientation programs that cover transfers.
IMO your best approach would be to first identify a small number of colleges using some other, objective criteria (such as net cost, admission selectivity, and location). Then go visit your top choices overnight to observe the social atmosphere for yourself. Ask about orientation programs for new transfer students. You may want to avoid any school with a high percentage of commuters or fraternity/sorority members. However, your ability to make friends is likely to depend largely on your own efforts.
On campus or off campus? What social issues have you had where you are? What would you want to be different once you get to the new place?