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| When thinking about transferring, it is very important to plan early! |
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As soon as you have decided to transfer, it is imperative that you speak with university advisors at different schools, even if you do not know which to attend. |
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"It is more and more necessary to have the problem solving and mathematic skills that are learned and practiced by STEM majors to qualify for most jobs" (National, 2009). |
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| Before you have thought about which college to transfer to, it is beneficial for you to speak with your community college/high school advisor. |
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Find out if your prospective school has an articulation agreement . Utilize it. |
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It is your choice what major or career you wish to pursue. What area would you like to study? Is there a career that interests you? What do you love? |
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| Be sure to discuss placement tests and class scheduling with your advisor to help you prepare. |
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Be sure to research what requirements your prospective school has before applying. These may include a minimum GPA, a specific number of credits, transcripts, reference letters, and/or a FAFSA. |
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Academics is more than choosing the right courses. It is also important to demonstrate good academic behavior and keep your goal in mind. |
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| It is important to consider campus and community involvement, honor societies, learning communities, and volunteering. |
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Your academic advisor or counselor will be able to talk you through this process and make sure you have everything you need. Know your deadlines! |
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What is your goal? Make a plan to help keep you focused. It may be changed, but the basic structure will help keep you motivated and moving in the right direction |
