While being a transfer student can seem stressful, you're in a unique position to get a lot out of it. Here are a few ways to make it work to your advantage.
by Kelli Dolan Senior Assistant Editor, CollegeXpress
Starting at a more affordable college then transferring is a growing trend for students. See how this tactic could save you money on four years of college.
Many students go to community colleges planning to transfer to four-year schools. Is it the right choice for you? Let's talk benefits and disadvantages.
There are so many different classifications of colleges. Here's a brief overview of what those are and some example colleges in each category. Take a look!
by Maria Martinolich CollegeXpress Student Writer, Boston University
It's common for international students to attend four-year US colleges, but if you're thinking about two-year schools, here's some expert advice on it.
You may have heard the terms community college and state school thrown around, but what's the difference between the two? Our experts have the answers you need.
If you're at community college, you may be eager to transfer to a new school after one year. Here's some expert advice on why your associate's may be worth it.
