<p>Okay guys, so I'm planning to attend my local community college this coming fall in hopes of transferring to a nice 4 years university in the future. Class will start around August and I just moved to this country so I don't really have plans for summer. Any ideas what I can do to prepare myself for community college during my spare time? I'm studying SAT but I don't really think its necessary since the school I'm planning to transfer doesn't require it. What should I do to be really well prepared for my upcoming community college and transferring plan? Anything I should know of and do you guys have any tips? Thanks in advance!!</p>
<p>You could email the professors for the classes you are enrolled in, see what textbooks are required, and study them a bit. If you’re taking a math class like Calculus, brush up on your trigonometry and algebra skills… Trust me. If you’re taking a humanities course, find it free online at MIT opencourseware(?) or coursera. </p>
<p>You can also pick up a useful skills, like learning the basics of coding or web design, whatever you think you would need in your future career path (or if you’re not sure, try a few things and see if you like it).</p>
<p>Thank you musiclover55 for your advice 
I am planning to volunteer in our local charity and maybe do some youth mentoring jobs if available. I want to do something worth my time during my summer break. And I’ll check out my local cc so I can study ahead hehe thanks again!</p>