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Is it good to early admit into community college if you want to get into a university?
This year entrance up in the tumble is my comparison year of tall school. I’m early revelation in to the village college to get the conduct begin on completing my classes. When we do connoisseur from tall school, we wish to go to the university. Do we consider colleges demeanour down on people who early confess or demeanour up to them? Will early revelation start my chances of removing in to the university?
Going to a two-year school is a great way to start off on your path to getting your bachelor’s degree. It gives you the chance to improve your grades, get involved in on- and off-campus activities (and be a leader!) to enhance your resume, spend some time figuring out what it is you want to study and do for a living, and many 4-year schools don’t require SAT or ACT scores for transfer students who have at least 60 transferable credits. Top reason–especially in today’s economy–you can save a lot of money! Just make sure to develop a college plan, and know upfront what grades and courses the four year school will accept. Many schools have “articulation agreements” which outline these requirements, and maybe even offer “guaranteed admission” if you take the right courses and meet grade requirements.
My team is about to publish a book (and our website within the next week or so) about college planning and transferring from community college to top-ranked four year schools. We look at 51 top-ranked four-year schools, and the over 1200 two-year schools with whom they partner. A wonderful highlight of the book are the profiles of students/graduates who successfully transferred from their two-year schools to top-ranked schools like Cornell, NYU, American University, University of Maryland, and UC Berkeley. Check us out at SideDoorStrategies.com and our Facebook page called Official Guide to College Transfer Agreements 2009. We will offer a both hardcopy and e-books. We will offer a discount if you pre-order a hardcopy of the book.
Best of luck to you!
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