What is Transferring?
Transferring is the process of successfully earning an AA-T degree at community college, completing the requirements for admission to a 4-year university, and being accepted to attend the 4-year in the next academic year.
3 Resources for Transferring
Ask Staff, Counselors, Professors, and other campus community professionals about their 4-Year Experience
Ask Staff, Counselors, Professors, and other campus community professionals about their 4-Year Experience
Ask Staff, Counselors, Professors, and other campus community professionals about their 4-Year Experience
You are encouraged to ask college Staff, Counselors, Professors, and other campus community professionals at the College about their 4-year college or university experience. Questions to consider asking are:
- What did you like about your 4-year institution?
- What did you dislike about your 4-year institution?
- What do you wish you would have kn
You are encouraged to ask college Staff, Counselors, Professors, and other campus community professionals at the College about their 4-year college or university experience. Questions to consider asking are:
- What did you like about your 4-year institution?
- What did you dislike about your 4-year institution?
- What do you wish you would have known before attending your 4-year institution?
- What advice do you have for me as I explore options?
Transfer Center @ Cuyamaca College
Ask Staff, Counselors, Professors, and other campus community professionals about their 4-Year Experience
Ask Staff, Counselors, Professors, and other campus community professionals about their 4-Year Experience
The Transfer Center, with the leadership of Dr. Amaliya Blyumin, are focused on assisting you with being admitted to the 4-year college or university of your choice.
Applying to transfer can be complex: which campus should I transfer to? How do I write a personal statement? What if I am not admitted, what is the appeal process?
For answers
The Transfer Center, with the leadership of Dr. Amaliya Blyumin, are focused on assisting you with being admitted to the 4-year college or university of your choice.
Applying to transfer can be complex: which campus should I transfer to? How do I write a personal statement? What if I am not admitted, what is the appeal process?
For answers to these questions, and others, visit their website for more information.
And feel free to contact Dr. Amaliya Blyumin directly as well, she is a former community college and transfer student.
ASSIST.org
Ask Staff, Counselors, Professors, and other campus community professionals about their 4-Year Experience
ASSIST.org
ASSIST.org is the official transfer and articulation system for California’s public colleges and universities.
You can view Political Science B.A. degree transfer agreements between Cuyamaca College and each California State University and University of California campus.
Transferring to a 4-year POSC Program
Transferring to a California State University campus
Transferring to a California State University campus
Transferring to a California State University campus
Campuses Close to Home:
California State University, San Marcos
Contact Dr. Josh Franco at josue.franco@gcccd.edu if you are considering other California State University campuses.
Transferring to a University of California campus
Transferring to a California State University campus
Transferring to a California State University campus
Campus Close to Home:
University of California, San Diego
University of California, Riverside
Contact Dr. Josh Franco at josue.franco@gcccd.edu if you are considering other University of California campuses.
Transferring to a Historically Black College or University
Transferring to a Historically Black College or University
Transferring to a Historically Black College or University
Visit and Complete the California Community College Transfer Guarantee to HBCU Student Contact Information and contact Dr. Josh Franco at josue.franco@gcccd.edu if you are considering HBCU Political Science programs.
Transferring Out-of-State
Transferring to a Historically Black College or University
Transferring to a Historically Black College or University
Contact Dr. Josh Franco at josue.franco@gcccd.edu if you are considering out-of-state Political Science programs.
Meet with Dr. Josh FRanco to discuss Transferring to a 4-yr
As a 1st generation college student who transferred from a community college to UC Merced, Dr. Josh Franco welcomes advising students who are transferring to a Political Science program at a 4-year university.
Dr. Franco has built an extensive network with faculty at 4-year universities throughout California and the country and is happy to connect you with faculty at your institution of choice.
Feedback on your Transfer Application Essay
Greetings!
As a first-generation college student who spent many hours preparing my transfer application back in the day, I am happy to pay it forward.
I attended Cerritos Community College from 2003-2005, so during fall 2004, I was busy learning about my transfer options, considering which institutions I wanted to apply to, working to save money to pay for college application fees, and dutifully preparing my transfer application and writing my essays.
If you are a former student or current student of mine, I'd be happy to provide you personalized feedback on your transfer application essays.
Please feel free to send me an email at josue.franco@gcccd.edu that includes:
- a) the essay(s) question(s);
- b) your draft response(s); and
- c) a deadline on when you need me to respond
I will reply back promptly (within 72 hours or less) with my feedback. Thanks for having me be apart of your transfer journey.
Sincerely,
Josh Franco, Ph.D.