Transfer Students
Congratulations on your community college journey! We have collected the following resources as you prepare to transfer to a four year university.
Student Education Plan
If you would like to receive support for the application process, please reach out to your KIPP Forward Advisor.
- Meet your academic goals by backwards planning each term to meet all necessary transfer requirements.
- Work with your KTC Advisor to create a Student Education Plan (SEP) to plan your success at community college.
- Make a copy of this SEP worksheet.
Transfer Tips Video
Watch this video from De Anza Community College on transfer tips!
Summary of Tips
- Save your community college’s IGETC or CSU GE worksheet
- “Golden Four” – Oral Communication, Written Communication, Critical Thinking, and Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning
- Connect with your KTC Advisor to draft out an SEP
- Set up an appointment with a campus advisor, get priority registration
- Visit your community college’s Transfer Center for partnerships and resources
- Pro tip – take some pre-written questions!
Transfer Institution Requirements
- Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) – Apply to transfer with a major similar to the study of interest of your Associate’s Degree! By transferring with ADT, you are guaranteed admission to at least 1 CSU campus.
- Application details
- Application step by step guide
- Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) – there are 6 UC campuses that offer TAG. Learn more about the program, if you are interested, submit your application by September 30th!
- Transfer Admission Planner (TAP) – input your coursework information!
- Personal Insight Questions and suggestions
- Purdue Writing Resource
- Application details
If you are interested in transferring to a private school, Google the school name & “course articulations.” This will redirect you to a page where you can see what courses you will have to take at community college to transfer to that specific school.
Since all private schools have different requirements, it is suggested that students reach out to the Office of Admissions of the campus they are interested in to have more clarity surrounding the application process.