Including community college transfer on your resume?

I'm transferring from community college to a university soon, and I'm not sure how I should include this on my resume. Should I list my community college experience, or just the university I'll be attending?

When it comes to representing your education on a resume, it's generally good practice to mention all institutions where you've studied. Being a transfer student is a common experience and nothing to shy away from. It reflects your academic journey and can demonstrate perseverance and adaptability.

You may list your educational background in reverse chronological order (most recent first). When you list your community college, include any relevant courses, your GPA (if it's strong), and any accomplishments or extracurriculars. For instance:

University Name, City, State

(Bachelor’s Degree - Freshman to Junior year)

-Expected graduation date

Community College Name, City, State

(Associate’s Degree or Completed Studies - Freshman and Sophomore year)

-Dates of attendance

-Courses of interest

-Accomplishments and any extracurriculars

Including both institutions gives a more complete picture of your academic background and might provide additional talking points if asked about your experiences at both schools during an interview. Remember, your resume is a chance to present a full view of your accomplishments, experiences, and skills!