Easiest Community Colleges

I'm considering going the community college route before transferring to a four-year school. Any opinions on which community colleges are easiest to get into?

Community colleges typically have open admission policies, meaning anyone who applies is typically accepted. So, in terms of admission, virtually all community colleges are 'easy' to get into. It's also important to remember that community colleges don't place as much emphasis on a student's GPA or standardized test scores for admission as four-year colleges may do.

However, if by "easiest" you mean which schools have accessible resources, supportive faculty, and a high success rate for students transferring to four-year universities, then those factors can vary greatly from college to college.

That is why it is best to consider community colleges in your local area, as they often have partnerships with nearby four-year universities, which can streamline the transfer process. Also, look into the quality of student support services, the range of course offerings in your interested areas, and feedback from current and former students.

To also prepare for transfer, make sure that the program you intend to complete at the community college aligns well with the requirements of the four-year school you wish to ultimately attend. This will ensure that your credits transfer over smoothly and you're on track with your academic goals.

Lastly, remember, choosing a college, whether it's a four-year university or community college, is a personal decision. It should be based on fits your academic needs, career goals, and personal circumstances, not strictly on ease of admission.