Going to university or college can be an exciting and also a daunting prospect. Moving away from home, meeting new people, gaining your independence and experiencing new things can be overwhelming, so it is worth ensuring that you are as well prepared as possible. If you are considering what to pack for university, there are some essential items that may help make your transition into student life easier. Paperwork To [Read More]
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Are you currently a community college student? Is graduate school part of your plan for the future? Whether you’re looking for graduate schools in Hawaii or graduate schools in Chicago, it’s important to understand the basics of the process. By understanding your goals and objectives, you’ll be able to plan ahead and ensure that you’re accepted to the graduate school of your choice. Here are some key things to think [Read More]
The scary “freshman 15” is something that new college students ponder over, including college freshman and community college transfers. This term refers to the amount of weight that most students gain during their first year at college. Of course, fifteen pounds is just an average amount. Some students might gain more and others might gain less. But the reason why they gain this weight has to do with the junk food [Read More]
Are you thinking about going to community college? You already know that community college will save you a ton of money, but you are concerned about community college transfer problems? Without a doubt, your concerns are very real. I remember being skeptical about this myself before learning all about how to be a successful community college transfer student. In this post, you will get an overview of five common community [Read More]
Would you like to transfer to the University of Illinois from community college? Being a highly ranked university, the University of Illinois the #13 ranked public university and #46 national university. At they undergraduate level, they also feature top ranking engineering, business and education colleges. No doubt, there is plenty of opportunity to take advantage of. But, how can you transfer from community college? In this post, we will discuss [Read More]
There is a perception that Ivy League transfer admissions will not accept community college transfer students. This rumor started partially because some universities do not accept any transfer students into certain programs or fields. The reality, however, is that you can transfer to Ivy League universities from community college. The path may seem improbable, but with the right effort and a community college guide, you will be on your way [Read More]
Do you want to transfer to Wharton from community college? Are you ready to turn this dream into a reality? Transferring to Wharton is a tremendous opportunity. Being one of the top ranked business schools, Wharton attracts hundreds of transfer applications each year. To get accepted, you have to be an outstanding applicant. In this post, you will see what you need to get into Wharton as a community college [Read More]
Do you want to transfer to UVA from community college? Back in 2006, UVA made it much easier for community college students to transfer into the university. Striking an agreement with with the Virginia Community College System (VCCS), the University of Virginia offers guaranteed admission to students who fulfill certain requirements at community colleges in Virginia. This agreement is called the “Guaranteed Admissions Agreement” or GAA. However, is there more [Read More]
Transferring from community college to University of Chicago is a great opportunity! As a highly selective school, the University of Chicago accepts select transfer students from community college to complete their undergraduate bachelors degrees. If you want to get accepted, you are going to have to one of the very best students at your community college. Firstly, forget trying to find the transfer rate to the University of Chicago. Focus [Read More]
Do you want to transfer to Penn State from community college? Would you like a step-by-step plan to get accepted into Penn State University? Aside from submitting the transfer admissions application and required supplemental materials, you need a strong track record at community college to help you get accepted as a Penn State transfer student. Lucky for you, transferring from community college to university is not a new concept. Thousands [Read More]
Do you want to be successful in community college? Would you like to transfer to an Ivy League or Tier 1 university? I would like to show you how to do well in community college. And I love the word “well” because it’s not just “good,” I want you to do really well. That means, if you’re up for it, I would like you become the top student at your [Read More]
Almost everyone in community college classes wants to transfer to a four-year university. If they transfer, they have the chance to obtain a four-year degree which heightens the possibility of increased income over their lifetimes. However, transferring from a community college can be difficult. Aside from the specific enrollment and admission requirements, or an individual’s need to borrow student loans, many four-year colleges prioritize students based on the classes they [Read More]
Transferring to Stony Brook from community college is a wonderful opportunity. For students going to community colleges in New York, or even in Long Island, the transition between SUNY Schools is very smooth. And even for out of state transfers, you’re looking at a quality education for a discount price. Stonybrook offers a pdf that lists all the course equivalencies for transferring credits from neighboring community colleges and colleges. While [Read More]
The thought of taking a quantum leap from 2-year community colleges to Ivy League universities would sound appealing to any ambitious mind. If you have been receiving consistent good grades and have been referred to your local community college by your manager, or professor, that thought could metamorphose from a dream to a reality. As you have your employer covering your tuition you then do not even have to bother [Read More]
Are you interested in transferring to Rutgers from community college? Or as they say in New Jersey, a county college? Rutgers is a realistic transfer school for most students going to community college in New Jersey and around the US. The University offers a quality education, at bargain prices for in-state students. And when combined with a 2 year community college program, it’s basically a steal. However, you shouldn’t be [Read More]
Hey there! Thank you for visiting my site. I'm Chad Agrawal and I help students community college transfer to Ivy League, Tier 1 and other top universities. As a transfer student, I wrote this 
