Going From University To Community College Reddit, Community college courses were completely free while I was enrolled in high school, I got to take more classes I was interested in, and the CC classes helped prepare me for the pace of university If you go to a community college, you will need to earn it again and there are no guarantees. I dropped out of university after my first semester and went to community college. It also serves r/ApplyingToCollege is the premier forum for college admissions questions, advice, and discussions, from college essays and scholarships to SAT/ACT test prep, career guidance, and more. I’m thinking about getting my AA/Associates degree at a community college, transferring credits, and getting my bachelor degree at a university (due to it being much cheaper). I go to a private college in a tight knit community. Is the process difficult? Can I transfer after a semester Community college is becoming a lot less stigmatized as many people are looking for cheaper educational options with the economy being garbage right now. Subscribers can share info and engage with one another in this subreddit. Why wouldn’t you just go to cc then transfer to a university? A few reasons: You don't want to continue to live at home. Typically folks who attend CC for a year go to one within commuting distance of . Anybody here switch from 4 year college to community college? Has anyone here went from going straight to a four year college and switching to a community college (for whatever reason)? I’m at a Most community colleges have a transfer advising office with advisors who can help you with transferring from community college to university. y0q 3lzbd6 ken vd8nwi n1h jve fqamnmw5s otkh 8lr iddjwj5