Looking for Good Transfer Schools - Help!

I'm currently attending a local community college and looking to transfer to a four-year institution after this. I'm feeling a bit clueless as to which schools are known for having good transfer policies and support. Any tips?

There are indeed several institutions known for their generous transfer policies and support for transfer students. It would be beneficial to consider both public and private institutions as part of your search.

In the public domain, the University of California (UC) system is often highlighted for its robust transfer policies. The system has a program, Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG), that offers guaranteed admission to students from all California community colleges. All UC campuses, except for UCLA, UC Berkeley, and UC San Diego, participate in the TAG program.

In the private category, the University of Southern California (USC) stands out for a commitment to transfer students. It accepts a large number of transfers each year and has services specifically designed for them - the Office of Transfer Student Programs offers transitional support and community building.

Another institution known for its commitment to transfer students is Cornell University. The school has various programs to support transfer students, which provide student ambassadors and resources to assist in the transition.

Additionally, look into schools that participate in agreements with your community college or regional community college system, as these institutions often have streamlined admission processes for transfer students. You can typically find this information on your community college's transfer center website or by speaking with a transfer advisor at your college.

Remember, when exploring prospective schools, consider not just their transfer policies but how well the institution aligns with your long-term educational goals and desired major; this assurance will increase the chances that a good portion of your community college credits will be applicable towards your chosen degree program.