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How do I transfer from Long Beach City College to another college?

I'm considering transferring from Long Beach City College, and I have no idea where to start. What are the steps I need to take? Is there an office at LBCC that helps with transfers, like creating a transfer plan?

2 months ago

Absolutely, transfer processes are quite common and there are many resources to guide you through this journey. As your first step, it would be prudent to have a clear idea about what four-year college or university you want to transfer to and to have thoroughly researched their specific transfer admission requirements. These might include certain courses you need to have completed, GPA requirements, or other prerequisites. Once you have an idea about your prospective colleges, you can plan your classes and timings accordingly.

At Long Beach City College, the Transfer Center is the office tasked with helping students like you. They offer services like individual counseling, transfer fairs and workshops, university tours, assistance with completing university applications and admissions agreements, and more. Reach out to them and share your plans—they'll help you map out a plan of action.

Also, it's critical that you confirm whether your credits will transfer over to the four-year institution. These policies could vary widely among colleges so it's important to ask both LBCC and the four-year institution you plan to transfer into about their policies. You could potentially request a transcript evaluation from the prospective university before you apply.

Once you've gotten all of the necessary information and have effectively planned out your roadmap, you can proceed with your college applications. Be mindful of the deadlines and special requirements, as transfer applications might be different from freshman applications in some colleges.

Lastly, after receiving your acceptance from the college of your choice, ensure to follow their specific steps to confirm your transfer spot and register for classes. Communicate with LBCC about your plans to transfer, so they can assist you in that process, too.

Remember, it's crucial to start this process early to navigate through each step seamlessly. Good luck!

2 months ago

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