How to Transfer to a California College

Students have the option of transferring schools at any time, provided they are accepted to the school of their choice. If you want to transfer to a school in California, you must follow a basic transfer procedure and any specific guidelines set forth by the school to which you are applying. Transferring to a school in another state may affect your financial aid, and you will be responsible for out-of-state tuition charges, which are often significantly higher than charges for students who already live in California.

Instructions

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      Fill out an application to the school of your choice online, or request or print a paper application. Return it to the school by the application deadline, which can be obtained from the school's website or admissions office.

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      Contact your current school and request that a copy of your transcripts be sent to the prospective school. If you are an undergraduate, have a copy of your high school transcripts sent as well. Transcripts must be sent between schools; you cannot obtain a copy and forward it to the prospective school.

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      Send any other items included in the application checklist to the prospective school. Sometimes this will include an essay, standardized test scores or recommendations.

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      Pay the application fee and wait for a response from the college.

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      Accept an offer of admittance, and add the school's code to your application for federal student aid. Fill out all paperwork requested by the school promptly, and pay any necessary deposits.

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      Accept your financial aid reward and pay any additional tuition charges.

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      Register for classes and housing (if necessary).

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