<p>some of my friends say that they rather go to college if they are not accepted by the top 4 yrs university.</p>
<p>im wondering that wut is the transfer rate of CC, is it reasonable to such things like wut my friends is gonna do??</p>
<p>The plan for comm colleges is for people to complete 2 years and then transfer to 4-year colleges. The only issue is usually whether or not the credits from the CC will be accepted by four-year colleges. This may be easier if you transfer to a public univ in the same state as the CC.</p>
<p>It totally depends on the CC. In states like CA and Mich where there is a direct pipeline into their 4 year state schools, the transfer rate is high. In other states that don't have a direct CC to 4 year path, it's not great.</p>
<p>In CA the system really works in favor of the CC students. Many, many getinto UCs they could not have touched right out of high school. So the tradeoff is 4 year college experience or a degree from a better school. Each individual need to choose what's best for them. If you're planning to be a teacher or a nurse, it probably doesn't matter where you go. If you want law or business, it's probably worth the sacrifice of going to a CC for 2 years.</p>