Any community colleges that help with transfer degrees?

I'm attending community college and want to transfer to a four-year university. Are there programs or specific community colleges known for effectively helping with this transition?

Sure, many community colleges have established programs to support students aiming to transfer to four-year universities.

Santa Monica College in California, for instance, is known for its students' high transfer rates to top-tier universities such as UC Berkeley and UCLA. Also in California, De Anza College, has robust services for students planning to transfer, including dedicated counselors and various resources to simplify the transfer process.

In Florida, Miami Dade College has a robust articulation agreement with state universities which guarantees admission into a state university for associate degree graduates.

The City University of New York system has a program called ASAP (Accelerated Study in Associate Programs) designed to assist community college students in earning associate degrees as quickly as possible with the goal of transferring to bachelor’s degree programs or entering the workforce.

These are just a few examples, but remember that many community colleges across the country have resources dedicated to helping students prepare for and navigate the transfer process.

Make sure to speak directly with your community college's advising or counseling office, as they can provide you with specific resources and guidance tailored to your interests, academic performance, and desired transfer schools. They can also inform you about any transfer partnerships or articulation agreements that your school has with four-year institutions.

Remember to inquire about transfer scholarships available at your desired four-year institutions. Some even partner with specific community colleges offering dedicated scholarships to their transfer students. It's always beneficial to familiarize yourself with these details early in your community college journey.