"An Important Message For ANYONE Thinking About Becoming A Community College Transfer…
Discover the proven “Average Joe System” of how to be a top student at community college
Get answers to the 5 most common questions about transferring from community college to university
Find out why most students will not transfer from community college to ivy league universities (even though they totally could have)
From the desk of:
Chad K. Agrawal
Community College Transfer, 2009
Dear Future University Student,
You just found so much more than what you were probably looking for. In the next few minutes, you are about to get THE BEST information about transferring from community college to university. But first, I must say…
Congratulations!
The fact that you found this page means you are exploring possibilities and thinking keenly about your future.
You should be commended for your desire and initiative to rise above your peers and create a successful future for yourself.
But you should not let this end with mere desire.
This desire to better yourself should be initial building block of you succeeding academically and securing a promising career in whatever field you choose.
Now, for the 5 biggest questions about transferring from community college to university…
Question #1: Should I Go To
Community College First?
High school students are expected to know what they want to do, realize the importance of the SATs, and then gain acceptance to a top university or a four-year college. They leave home, live on their own, and are supposed to succeed in college. Most high school students don’t have that kind of a plan. Because they don’t know what they want, they are not motivated to score well on the SATs. Some students don’t have the maturity to deal with the pressures of college life. Some students are just late bloomers. If you can relate to any of the above, have financial constraints or need a fresh start, you should go to a community college.
Question #2: Is It Better To
Go To Community College
First?
Let me tell you a quick story. One of my best friends went to a respectable tier 1 business school (that he wishes to keep private). He spent his first two years of college in large lecture halls with over 200 cut-throat-competitive students, and hard to reach professors. Towards the end of his sophomore year, he was frustrated with his education. He had already spent upwards of $80,000 in loans and felt like he was getting “ripped off.” Thankfully for my friend, he was able to switch to a new major. Unfortunately, he will have to do an extra semester.
Now, if my friend attended community college with the plan I laid out in The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring, he would have been in class with no more than 30 students who were willing to work together, and a professor that wants to see him succeed. He would have spent only about $7,000 over two years and had more flexibility to figure out or change what he wants he wants to do. Then, he would transfer to the same university or better as a junior. The students would be more mature. The classes would be smaller (because they are focused towards his major). And finally, he would graduate with the same degree, at half-price, and two networks of friends (more on this later).
Unless you are 110% sure about what you want to do, it is better to go to community college first.
Question #3: Is Going To
Community College Bad?
Community colleges help turn around lives year after year. They are the best opportunity offered to your community-hence community college. You will find some students that are not as serious about their education, but, you have the freedom to choose who you make friends with. If you choose to hangout with the wrong crowd and not seize the opportunity that community college offers you, then yes, going to community college is bad.
On the other hand, when you go to community college, follow the steps in The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring, and transfer to an Ivy League university-you’ll say that going to community college isn’t so bad. In fact, you’ll probably say it was the best decision you ever made.
As it was for me, community college can be a wonderful place to grow academically and socially-if you follow the right steps.
Question #4: What About My
Social Life At Community
College?
Going to community college, I met friends that I will have for a lifetime. There is no doubt that you can have a very active and fun social life while at community college. In The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring, I talk about specific actions you can take to meet the right people and make loads of friends. The only issue you will have is saying “no” to too many plans.
Additionally, after transferring from community college to NYU, I met a new group of friends that I will have for life. I realized that going to community college actually gave me double the friends I would have had going straight to a university. Now, I have two networks of friends-one from community college and one from NYU-that is sure to benefit me in my near future.
Question #5: What Do I Need
To Transfer To University?
Warning: reading this will suck (but I will make it up to you)…
Assuming you want to transfer to a university that offers the best paying jobs, vast opportunities, most powerful networks, etc. – you want to be one of the top students at your community college, not just in popularity, but with your grades as well. You’re probably going to want to retake your SATs (unless you have above a 2100, then I think you’re okay). And you need an effective transfer application – one that doesn’t get tossed aside with the pile of rejected transfer applicants.
However, here’s where I make it up to you: becoming the top student, cracking the SATs and writing an effective transfer application really isn’t that hard – actually, it can be pretty easy and rewarding if you know what to do by following a plan that works, like The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring…
In the next few minutes, I’ll prove to you that almost anyone can become the top student, score extremely well on the SATs and succeed in transferring from community college to ivy league and tier 1 universities…
I was not the homecoming king. I was not the valedictorian. Although I wasn’t at the bottom of the class, I wasn’t at the top either. I played hockey but I wasn’t very good at it.
In short, I was an okay kid, an average joe.
As I went to community college, I was fortunate enough to have befriended, Dan, a sophomore who was also the student trustee. He was doing great for himself and had been accepted to Rice University, UPenn and a number of other great schools I would never have dreamed getting into myself.
As I got to know Dan, I found out something about him that took my completely by surprise.
Dan was an average student just like me!
Being the student trustee, winning all the scholarships and collecting all the awards he did, along with the university acceptances he received, I’ve was positive that he was always a straight A student.
I couldn’t be more wrong!
And that’s when he told me his secret.
A secret passed down to him by another “average joe” (named Josh) who had gone on to continue his studies at UPenn after having been accepted at several other prestigious universities such as Cornell, UVA, and USC.
In short, I was third in the line of “average joes” to have the opportunity to apply this “secret” and reap great success with it…
Following this “secret,” everything started changing for me…
I learned how to succeed academically, make tons of friends and get exactly what I wanted at community college…
I was always in the right place at the right time (because I knew what to do)
And here’s the best part…
It wasn’t hard! Everything just fell into place and came easily once I understood how everything works in addition to what I needed to do!
And I feel so grateful to have such an amazing college experience – it was better than any college experience I could ever ask for…
Check it out:
I became the top student at my community college…
(That’s me next to the President of RCC on awards night)
With my professors, my friends and even my family, things just clicked…
And using all the advice I was given, I gained confidence in myself…
For the first time, I learned to dream bigger and achieve things that no one who knew me before would have thought possible.
And then, I got to transfer to my dream university….New York University, Stern School of Business!
(This is me on my first night out at NYU)
Now I think this is a huge moment for me…
As an unfocused, average joe in high school, I was able to transfer to a university way better than I could have ever imagined.
Not to mention all the amazing friends I made along the way, the scholarships/awards I won, the positions I held and all the fun I had going through community college…
Needless to say, the “secret” worked.
And it’s all because I got the right advice from Dan who got it from Josh and…
Everything I learned from my experiences, the entire “secret” to success at community college, all the good advice I was given, all the lessons I learned and all the valuable tricks and tips I have picked up along the way as I went through my own journey towards my dreams…
…I have laid down in an eBook.
And I’m offering them to you right here, right now.
This eBook, The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring, gives you our “secret” and outlines in detail a clear action plan on how you can use your local community college as a stepping stone to get admitted to your dream university.
This action plan is exactly what got me admitted to New York University’s Stern School of Business.
Regardless of your past academics, you can achieve the following 3 things with The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring:
Become The Top Student
Score above the 95th Percentile on the SAT’s
Write an effective Transfer Application
“Preposterous! Outrageous! Absurd! Impossible!”
Those are just a few of the most common reactions I get whenever I mention these 3 things.
But as soon as they find out the exact step-by-step process on how these can be achieved…
…Jaws drop in utter amazement. “It makes perfect sense! Why didn’t I think of that!”
You’ll probably have the same response the minute you finish reading all 19 pages of The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring.
And I think 19 pages is long…
If I gave you a 200 page ebook, it wouldn’t be easy to implement or remember, but with just 19 pages, it’s easy and simple to become the top student and transfer to university…
With The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring, you can transfer from community college to ivy league and tier 1 universities…
Consider this your menu for transferring to university (including transfer to ivy league universities):
Tier 1 Universities:
Yale University, Columbia University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of Pennsylvania (UPENN), University of Chicago (UChicago), Cornell University, University of Southern California (USC), Rice University, Georgetown University, University of Virginia (UVA), New York University (NYU), and many more!
Tier 2 Universities:
Fordham University, Boston University (BU), Ohio State University (OSU), Texas A&M University, Rutgers University, Northeastern University (NEU), Miami University, Drexel University, Stevens Institute of Technology, Stony Brook University, George Washington University (GWU) and many more!
Tier 3 Universities:
Not even going to list them. If you know what to do, why should you settle for less and miss out on the better paying jobs, higher prestige and vast networking opportunities?
As soon as you transfer to university, you’ll need to be ready for all of the fast change to adjust to college life and continue your great success.
I got you covered…
I’ve decided to bundle The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring with:
BONUS #1
This eBook, Transfer Students Advice: Adjusting To College Life Easily, gives you a detailed rundown of what you need to do in order for you to quickly and easily adjust to college life so you can get the most out of your university experience.
Contrary to the common notion that people who want to be successful miss out on a lot of fun during college, you don’t have to miss out on anything.
In fact, follow what Transfer Students Advice: Adjusting To College Life Easily says and you will feel that you have taken advantage of everything that your university has to offer.
And you’ll get…
BONUS #2
This eBook, Networking With Anyone: How To Talk To People, tells you the simplest and coolest tricks to be able to communicate clearly and effectively with the people you meet at the university. This information works for getting jobs as well as getting dates 
.
In order for you to establish effective and lifelong networks with people who may be able to help you in your future, you would have to learn the subtle tricks to becoming a consummate communicator.
And do not think this eBook has anything to do with what the subject Communication Skills 101…
Networking With Anyone: How To Talk To People has specific, easy to adapt and easier to implement tactics that will allow you to hold an enjoyable conversation with anyone.
“It made me realize that I could achieve much bigger goals than I originally thought”
I highly recommend applying the principles in Chad’s ebook – he can save you a lot of time and money and help you become sought after by highly selective universities and ultimately premier companies after your community college experience.
-Louie Kaczmarek, LaGrange, IL
“I love how the eBook is not for a few select people, this REALLY applies to everyone if you follow what it says.”
I was your typical average kid in high school and decided to take the path of community college. This was one of the greatest decisions of my life; not only did I have a great time by getting involved, I also made friends of a life time. By following this eBook, I was accepted to Stony Brook University and their College of Engineering Program.
- Daniel Isreal, New City, NY
“This is a great opportunity for you to grow, lead, and be successful in your academic endeavors which will ultimately impact your future in a positive way.”
The principles in Chad’s ebook enabled me to be successful while attending community college because it provided me a step by step process that I was able to handle at my own pace to fulfill my goals and dreams. The fundamental concepts were embedded within me and not only was I able to complete my associates degree but I was able to transfer to Stevens Institute of Technolgy to continue my studies in Engineering.
- Joshua Matthew, Hoboken, NJ
“…helped me focus on exactly what I needed to do.”
The transfer process can seem overwhelming but by breaking down the process into three steps, the goal became more attainable and helped me focus on what exactly I needed to do. The 3 Word Truth To Attending Community College And Transferring completely changed the way I look at college and the higher education system. Thank You!!
- Heather Lothrop, Nyack, NY
With These eBooks, you will be able to…
Transfer from community college to university (your dream university)
Have a phenomenal college experience – you’re going to have a lot of fun…I guarantee it!
Stop struggling academically and become the top student
Make loads of friends while meeting the ones that will be there for life
Get universities to love you by scoring above the 95th percentile on the SATs easily
Write the transfer application essay that won’t get tossed aside by admissions
Raise your 1st semester GPA!! – overcome the pitfalls of transferring to university
Hold compelling conversations (with anyone!) and avoid the “awkward silence”
Lets take a quick look at the numbers…
In your first two years, by transferring to Tier 1 & Ivy League universities, you save up to:
…………………$50,000/year
Not doing an extra semester because you have a plan that works, you’ll save at least:
…………………..$1,727/year
Your average starting salary increase from attending a tier 1 university vs. tier 3 university:
………………….$8,339/year
Having the college experience of a lifetime, how do I put a price on that?
………………….PRICELESS
I’m not even going to add it up…
A college consultant usually charges $150 per hour and he’s gone after giving you some pointers that you may or may not implement…
I’m here to make sure this works for you.
So here’s what I’m going to do (and you don’t have to pay $150), you’ll get:
The sooner you get these ebooks, the better off you are (even if you’re in high school or about to write your applications) so click the “Add To Cart” button now.
And you have nothing to worry about because I’m giving you a…
That’s just how confident I am that you will love this information and it will work for you…
You have nothing to lose…
You can start reading the ebooks in the next 3 minutes and if you don’t like it, I’ll refund you
right away (excellent guarantee right?)
You’ll get all my advice, tricks and tips to make you a top student and transfer to your dream university for just one time investment of $27!
But I’m only selling a limited number of copies every year to prevent unnecessary competition (and this will sell out)…
So don’t wait, get your copy now and take the first step towards getting into ivy league and tier 1 universities from your community college.
Click the “Add to Cart” button and you’ll get instant access!
Once you hit “Add to Cart” – you’ll be taken to a 100% secure checkout page. Once your payment is complete, you’ll get access to the download links for your ebooks, along with all my contact information and you can start reading right away!
So click “Add to Cart” to have an incredible college experience and achieve more than you ever thought possible.
See You On The Inside,
Chad Agrawal
P.S. For a limited time, the next 25 buyers will receive a free 30 minute consultation via skype, phone or chat with me, Chad Agrawal, (a $50 value) along with all 3 ebooks!
P.P.S. Your one time investment of just $27 could be the difference between you attending a mediocre tier 3 university and a top flight ivy league or tier 1 university…It’s up to you.
P.P.P.S. Remember, you have nothing to lose. If you are not 100% satisfied with everything you received, just tell me within 60 days and I’ll promptly send you a full refund (although I still haven’t received a single refund request!)
Chad K. Agrawal
47 North Greenbush Road, West Nyack, NY 10994
info [at] communitycollegetransferstudents.com
