Colleges require that students submit transcripts from the junior college they attended, as well as their high school. These transcripts must be sent directly from the schools to the university to which you are applying. The university may also require official copies of your ACT or SAT scores.
All schools require you to complete a transfer application and submit it, along with the accompanying fee. Some schools also require transfer students to submit a letter of recommendation, a resume and/or original essays.
Students must meet the requirements for admission into the major or academic degree program they want to pursue at the university. These requirements may be more stringent than the general university standards that apply to students who transfer from other universities.
Universities often require transferring students to have a minimum GPA. At some schools, this may be as low as 2.0, while others may require a grade point average as high as 3.2 for transfer consideration.
Some schools require that students have a minimum amount of education in a foreign language. This requirement can be fulfilled with classes taken in high school or in junior college.