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Community College to Liberty University Transfer Questions

I'm considering transferring from community college to Liberty University. Can anyone share their transfer experience and any challenges they faced? I'm a bit nervous about the process and would like to hear from those who’ve been through it.

2 months ago

Hey there! Transferring to a four-year university from a community college can seem daunting, but it is doable. Firstly, ensure that the credits you've earned from your community college will transfer over to Liberty University - not all do, but Liberty has a generous transfer policy compared to other schools. Reach out to the admissions offices of both institutions to double-check.

The application process for transfer students will differ slightly from the first-time applicants, so be prepared for that. You might need to collect transcripts and secure recommendation letters from your community college professors. Your GPA at the community college will definitely play a significant role, so it's essential to keep it high.

Transfer students often express that they encountered some difficulties socially, going from a small community college to a larger university. While going through the process, remember to consider if the size and nature of Liberty University is something that suits you. Research the social scene, clubs, and activities available to make your transition smoother.

For instance, Liberty University has the Commuter Students office, which can be a great resource for those transferring from community college. Connecting with this office might help you navigate campus life, meet other students, and become involved in student organizations.

It's also essential to take into account the specific academic program or major you're interested in. Reaching out to the department directly could give you more specific insights. Speaking with current students or alumni can also provide valuable first-hand information.

Just remember, changes can initially be a bit challenging, but they usually end up being good growth experiences! Best of luck!

2 months ago

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