Transferring Students   Tags: 4-year, colleges, transfer_center, transferring, university  

College Blue Book is available in the SCC Library, Use it to look up schools which have your desired program.

College Blue Book

(Library 1st floor: R 378.73 COLLEGE) 

  v. 1. Narrative descriptions
  v. 2. Tabular data
  v. 3. Degrees offered by college and subject
  v. 4. Occupational education
  v. 5. Scholarships, fellowships, grants, loans
  v. 6. Distance learning programs

To find books about careers for various majors, search the Library Catalog, or ask a librarian for help.

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  (Library 1st floor, Careers: 150.711 SCHULTH 2008)

Use the resources on this guide to search for a college or university that suits your needs. Advisors in the Transfer Center and Librarians in the library are standing by to assist you in your research.

Suggestions for getting started:

Step 1

Use recommended websites, library books, and special databases to research possible 4-year institutions:

•  Recommended websites (below)
•  Books in the SCC Library (left) 
•  College Source database (housed in the Transfer Center) 

Step 2 

Make an appointment with a transfer counselor to discuss your choices. 

Step 3

Contact the 4-year colleges you are considering transferring to and learn about:

•  Admission requirements
•  Deadline dates for application
•  Special admissions requirements
•  Tuition and fees
•  Available grants and financial aid

Step 4

Apply for scholarships on reputable websites (like Fastweb.com)

Get good grades and join honor societies like Phi Theta Kappa to help pay for school. (SCC Chapter)

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Phi Theta Kappa is an honors society for which recognizes scholarship among two-year college students. To learn more about PTK and the advantages of joining, contact Grace Leaf.

  Use these websites to search for colleges:  

Contact the SCC Transfer Center to:

• Schedule an appointment with a four-year transfer counselor
  
• Search College Source database to find a 4-year college or university
  
• Learn about workshops and visits from college representatives
• Learn about application deadlines, and more

or toll free: 1-800-248-5644, extension 7026