<p>For financial reasons..or acceptance reasons. I am mostly referring to transferring to a LAC, for the smaller environment among other perks of LACs.</p>
<p>What is your opinion on taking core classes at a state university (ex, UGA) and then transferring to an LAC? </p>
<p>How do you make a good impression as a freshman at a big school to stand a chance as a transfer (like knowing your professors) considering the size and lack of intimacy at these larger universities? It seems like this would be most difficult.</p>
<p>im currently transferring from a CC to hopefully either tcnj or one of the other Us i had applied to. however my cards fall, i dont regret at ALL starting at a CC and transfering, as i had a lot of problems (deaths, drugs... all equating to bad grades) to deal with in highschool, yet CC gave me a chance to change that and get my head on straight. </p>
<p>now im applying to some good schools with a 3.667 in college, my transcript is 95% honors classes, PTK member, and a few other things that with hopefully aid in my success....</p>
<p>and not to mention my 2 years of education cost only around 9,000 dollars? what can beat that!</p>
<p>all in all, CC and transferring are the best decisions i made...</p>
<p>How do you make a good impression as a freshman at a big school to stand a chance as a transfer (like knowing your professors) considering the size and lack of intimacy at these larger universities? It seems like this would be most difficult.</p>
<p>I don't know about the other questions, but use the office time they have religiously. Talk to them, ask questions in class.</p>
<p>Thank you for your responses.
I currently have good grades, rank, gpa-EVERYTHING but standardized test scores.
So smaller CCs wouldnt be a fit acedemically, but I guess UGA would have office hrs that I could utilize.</p>