How hard is it to transfer from a JC to a University?

Go to the schools' websites you are interested in for information on the application process, or if you prefer, call the school to request this information via postal mail. # 2 Follow all instructions carefully and make sure to send all requested materials with your application, including high school and college transcripts, essays, letters of recommendation, test scores, and any application fees. An incomplete application could delay and negatively affect your application. # 3 Photocopy all your materials and keep them in a safe place. # 4 Put your materials into an envelope, and have it weighed at the post office to make sure it has adequate postage and will arrive before the deadline for applications. # 5 Complete any additional requests for application materials in a timely manner. Read more: How to Transfer From a Junior College to a University | www.prepcram.com

Attend a JC and WORK HARD to accumulate a sufficient number or transferable credits (talk to an academic adviser to learn what they are). Apply to your favorite university as a transfer student. Your GPA will be the biggest or sole determining factor whether your university actually accepts you.