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How to Transfer from Front Range Community College to CU?

I'm attending Front Range Community College and planning to transfer to CU. What steps should I be taking to make sure all my credits transfer without a hitch? Is there anything specific I should know?

2 months ago

The transfer process may seem complex but planning and preparation ahead of time will make it smooth.

1. Consult with Advisors: Begin by meeting with your advisor at Front Range Community College as well as a transfer advisor at CU. They can help you understand the transfer process, assist you in selecting courses that will transfer, and guide you on any specific requirements for your intended program at CU.

2. Course Evaluation: Understand course equivalency. Not all courses might be transferable or satisfy the same requirements at CU. Colleges often have course equivalency guides or transferability databases that can help you determine if a course taken at one school will satisfy a requirement at another.

3. Seek Agreement: CU may have an articulation agreement with Front Range Community College. These are negotiated agreements between schools that make it clearer which credits will transfer.

4. Check Degree Requirements: Understand CU's degree requirements. Having a clear idea of the courses and credits that CU requires for the degree you want will help you plan your community college coursework effectively.

5. Excel academically: Maintain a strong GPA. The exact GPA you need to transfer to CU will depend on the program you are applying to, but in general, the more competitive your GPA, the better your chances are of being accepted.

6. Application: Prepare to submit your application well before the deadline. CU will have specific deadlines for transfer students that you need to adhere to.

7. Transcripts: Arrange to have your official transcripts sent from Front Range Community College to CU. Some schools require that these be sent directly from the community college's registrar office.

Remember to stay organized throughout the process and keep track of all documents, interactions with advisors, and courses you’ve completed. Each of these steps will help ensure a smooth transition from Front Range Community College to CU.

2 months ago

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