Hi all!! I know it's college admissions season and if you're here watching this video considering the transfer student route, I highly recommend. If there is anything you want me to cover about college life, the college admissions process, how I got into USC, transferring from a community college, feel free to leave me a comment of what you would like to me talk about!
I am thinking about doing this but unsure about what school I want to transfer to. I know that in order to transfer successfully without losing credits you have to do the right courses... do you know if there is a sort of blanket class plan that the good CA schools all mutually accept that would allow me to qualify for multiple colleges at once and I can decide from there?
@@malahm9164 I would recommend starting on GE courses! UC's and CSU's utilize the IGETC, which you can Google for those requirements. As for private CA schools, they usually have their own GE requirements but for the most part also follows what the IGETC outlines. If you have a few schools in mind, I would recommend looking up their GE requirements to see if there's anything in particular they look for :) hope that helps!
hi cheyenne i hope ur well, just out of curiosity at what age did you transfer and would u say it'd be difficult for a 23 year old to fully experience the college life? i know it's a bit of a weird question but for me due to certain circumstances im expecting to graduate around 24 but will be transferring to uc at 23 and havent had a chance to experience college life. i really want that hogwarts harry potter type wizardry waking up every morning excited type vibe idk if that's too much
This is 100% me! I'm 23 in community college and waiting on my transfer decision from the one & only school I applied to while everyone from "my class" is graduating this year.. but this validates that I'm not alone
@@sincerely_moni You're definitely not alone! I'm 22 and just now transferring. Several family and friends my age are already talking about pursuing their master's 😅 it's awkward but I'm grateful I went to CC otherwise I'd have never found my passion
I work for a community college in California - Orange Coast College. Thank you for sharing your thoughts especially how you are facing imposter syndrome. This is something I will definitely advise my students about. You are deserving of your spot at the university you transfer to and you bring an important perspective to your classmates. Statistics show that transfer students add so much value in terms of retention and graduation rates and universities do recognize that. Good luck. You got this!
This is going on right now, first week of class, class was on Monday and I cried after the day because a freshman asked me for advice of how not to make the mistakes I did in community college, and when I got into my car, I balled my eyes out in the car because I saw myself in him but also reflected on the past and where I’m at right now. I’m so nervous this week but also excited for this new journey. Thank you for this video.
I’m on my second year at the university I transferred to and I never knew about the term “imposter syndrome” but thats exactly how I felt throughout my time here
I'm transferring into Binghamton for the fall semester as a junior. I'm only 20 and haven't reached campus yet, but I still get this feeling like I'm behind and that I'm not as deserving of going to a good school. This video was really reassuring 🙏🏽
hey any updates? how’s life after transferring? I am a sophomore in community and I want to transfer to a university but I’m worried about the social life and not having known anyone 😭 afraid everyone’s cliqued up already
Thank you! I needed to hear this. I can relate so much to wanting to do so many things in life, but at the same time feeling confused about my career paths every now and again. I hoping it all works out soon for all of us :)
I’m currently a freshman who’s currently transferring to Rice and hopefully I can start the fall semester as a sophomore there! I’m so nervous and I had major imposter syndrome and I’m scared of the difference and difficulty of college work in the uni level. Thank you so much for this video! 💕😊
Could I ask if you’re transferring from a CC or another 4 year? I’m also thinking abt transferring and idk what I should do the first few years before!
@@ashtastiic thank you!! I’m currently a senior in hs and I’m debating between going to my local state school vs CC for my first year and then transferring. I know the transfer process next year will probably be different depending on where I go, but I was wondering what you needed to complete your application? Was the personal statement essay for the transfer application similar to the one first year applicants (hs seniors) write?
@@amarishuang2243 No problem! Happy to help :) It all depends on which school you’re thinking of transferring to after you have gotten what you wanted from your CC. For example, the two universities in my city (unfortunately, there’s only two) use the Common App, and one of them doesn’t require that you answer essay questions, but Rice does that you do so. For example, as a transfer student, I had to answer the same exact questions that they would typically require for first-year applicants except, one of the questions was about why you wanted to transfer specifically there at the school and why you would make a great fit for them. Usually, they require they same thing that you would need as a first year applicant. Like your standardized test scores, high school/college grades, EC’s. It really depends on the school that you want to apply for. I actually wasn’t planning on transferring so soon this year, but I also thought about it for a while and decided that Rice was a great fit for my academics and generally, for myself.
@@ashtastiic thank you so much!! that’s really helpful. I wasn’t really sure what the writing supplements and if I needed a personal statement, so your response helped me a lot. my next biggest concern was also whether or not my credit would transfer, at Rice did most of your CC credits transfer through?
I feel relatable to many things on this video and comments here as I transfer to UBC from CC as age of 23. I even transferred to uni without knowing my major lol so the syndrome was real cuz everyone else was doing job hunting while I was still struggling learning about new field, which made me behind sm. But then I realized I will be able to do that at my own pace cuz literally, "everyone has own timeline"
Thank you for this video! I’m applying to transfer from a community college to 4-year university in fall 2022! Good luck to you in your future endeavors & everyone else in the transfer process!
I transferred from Santa Monica City college to UCLA.... I was mentored by UCLA Alumni within my major and even had direct interactions with the current UCLA professors before tranferring ... This all made the settling in part absolutely smooth
Thank you for this video! It really opened my mind because it feels like society is pressuring me to apply to top universities. There are so many things that I don't know yet, such as work-school balance, finance (tax), and many more. It's very good to be reminded that we all have our own paths to our careers, not everyone has to start straight into an elite university. So thank you so much! I really needed to hear it!
I got into a couple of four years when I applied, accepted an offer, etc etc. Problem being it was an out of state university, I’m severely broke have $0 EFC and cannot take out a private loan on my own at 18 w no credit. So before I could even attend the University I had to drop out and enroll in my local cc
Community College Freshman here! This video made me feel SO SO validated! Lots of times I would have anxiety about transferring bc I planned on going to go CC for 2 years to get my Art Associates degree which means I would be a Junior by the time I go to a University/Art School. I worried that since I didn’t get to experience university as a freshman, so many people would be ahead of me and there are days where I beat myself up thinking that I should be good at what I do as an artist by now but yet I’m still learning to go better. So this really helped my anxiety to degree tremendously so thank you!🥹
Really positive talk and helpful transparency with your own personal struggles related to finding your way at your own time. Were you able to complete the program that you were enrolled in?
i’m graduating with an degree in general studies from a community college, but it took me those two years to figure out what i wanted to do, which is art history. now im just hoping to get accepted to the schools i applied to 😅
My GPA in high school was 3.67, and my GPA in the first year of university was 5/4.88, and the SAT 1580. I have research in politics and sociology, a project on sustainability, and the author of novels. If I transfer, is it possible for me to be accepted into ivy?
Can you please answer how much financial aid you got. I know Emory is very expensive and their website says transfer students don’t qualify for merit based scholarships. So unfair.
i'm not sure if this plays a role in it, but I know more selective schools mainly look at the type of courses you took and how it compares to classes they have at their university
It definitely matters what university you are applying to. Not all requirements and qualifications apply to any university. I would recommend looking into the university you want to apply to.
This girl has some self-esteem issue lmao. Me and my friends transferred into berkley, we never once thought we were undeserving. In fact, we totally deserved it. After all we had great GPA, the admission simply confirmed it.
That’s great that you didn’t have imposter syndrome but she’s just expressing what she went through transferring. A lot of people go through this so mocking her by saying she has self-esteem issues is just stupid.
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Hi all!! I know it's college admissions season and if you're here watching this video considering the transfer student route, I highly recommend. If there is anything you want me to cover about college life, the college admissions process, how I got into USC, transferring from a community college, feel free to leave me a comment of what you would like to me talk about!
I am thinking about doing this but unsure about what school I want to transfer to. I know that in order to transfer successfully without losing credits you have to do the right courses... do you know if there is a sort of blanket class plan that the good CA schools all mutually accept that would allow me to qualify for multiple colleges at once and I can decide from there?
@@malahm9164 I would recommend starting on GE courses! UC's and CSU's utilize the IGETC, which you can Google for those requirements. As for private CA schools, they usually have their own GE requirements but for the most part also follows what the IGETC outlines. If you have a few schools in mind, I would recommend looking up their GE requirements to see if there's anything in particular they look for :) hope that helps!
Cheyenne Trac great advice, thank u so much!
you should pin your comment to the top.
hi cheyenne i hope ur well, just out of curiosity at what age did you transfer and would u say it'd be difficult for a 23 year old to fully experience the college life? i know it's a bit of a weird question but for me due to certain circumstances im expecting to graduate around 24 but will be transferring to uc at 23 and havent had a chance to experience college life. i really want that hogwarts harry potter type wizardry waking up every morning excited type vibe idk if that's too much
This is 100% me! I'm 23 in community college and waiting on my transfer decision from the one & only school I applied to while everyone from "my class" is graduating this year.. but this validates that I'm not alone
This is me I applied to one school and just got the email of being waitlisted now I have to wait 2 more months to see if I get in fucking great
@@bigupbig2198 Best of luck!!
@@sincerely_moni You're definitely not alone! I'm 22 and just now transferring. Several family and friends my age are already talking about pursuing their master's 😅 it's awkward but I'm grateful I went to CC otherwise I'd have never found my passion
it took me 4 years to complete my associates degree! I’m 22 now & im transferring to a 4 year university in the fall! it’s never too late :)
@@helenaharness7904 absolutely! 🙏👏
I work for a community college in California - Orange Coast College. Thank you for sharing your thoughts especially how you are facing imposter syndrome. This is something I will definitely advise my students about. You are deserving of your spot at the university you transfer to and you bring an important perspective to your classmates. Statistics show that transfer students add so much value in terms of retention and graduation rates and universities do recognize that. Good luck. You got this!
How is working there
This is going on right now, first week of class, class was on Monday and I cried after the day because a freshman asked me for advice of how not to make the mistakes I did in community college, and when I got into my car, I balled my eyes out in the car because I saw myself in him but also reflected on the past and where I’m at right now. I’m so nervous this week but also excited for this new journey. Thank you for this video.
I’m on my second year at the university I transferred to and I never knew about the term “imposter syndrome” but thats exactly how I felt throughout my time here
I'm transferring into Binghamton for the fall semester as a junior. I'm only 20 and haven't reached campus yet, but I still get this feeling like I'm behind and that I'm not as deserving of going to a good school. This video was really reassuring 🙏🏽
hey any updates? how’s life after transferring? I am a sophomore in community and I want to transfer to a university but I’m worried about the social life and not having known anyone 😭 afraid everyone’s cliqued up already
Thank you! I needed to hear this. I can relate so much to wanting to do so many things in life, but at the same time feeling confused about my career paths every now and again. I hoping it all works out soon for all of us :)
I’ll hopefully be transferring by spring of next year, so this video was definitely helpful and reassuring. Thank you. 😊
I’m currently a freshman who’s currently transferring to Rice and hopefully I can start the fall semester as a sophomore there! I’m so nervous and I had major imposter syndrome and I’m scared of the difference and difficulty of college work in the uni level. Thank you so much for this video! 💕😊
Could I ask if you’re transferring from a CC or another 4 year? I’m also thinking abt transferring and idk what I should do the first few years before!
@@amarishuang2243 Yes, you can! I’m transferring from a CC. What questions do you have about first years?
@@ashtastiic thank you!! I’m currently a senior in hs and I’m debating between going to my local state school vs CC for my first year and then transferring. I know the transfer process next year will probably be different depending on where I go, but I was wondering what you needed to complete your application? Was the personal statement essay for the transfer application similar to the one first year applicants (hs seniors) write?
@@amarishuang2243 No problem! Happy to help :) It all depends on which school you’re thinking of transferring to after you have gotten what you wanted from your CC. For example, the two universities in my city (unfortunately, there’s only two) use the Common App, and one of them doesn’t require that you answer essay questions, but Rice does that you do so. For example, as a transfer student, I had to answer the same exact questions that they would typically require for first-year applicants except, one of the questions was about why you wanted to transfer specifically there at the school and why you would make a great fit for them.
Usually, they require they same thing that you would need as a first year applicant. Like your standardized test scores, high school/college grades, EC’s. It really depends on the school that you want to apply for.
I actually wasn’t planning on transferring so soon this year, but I also thought about it for a while and decided that Rice was a great fit for my academics and generally, for myself.
@@ashtastiic thank you so much!! that’s really helpful. I wasn’t really sure what the writing supplements and if I needed a personal statement, so your response helped me a lot. my next biggest concern was also whether or not my credit would transfer, at Rice did most of your CC credits transfer through?
applied to transfer to USC and a few other universities this cycle, just waiting on decisions. thanks for this video, it was really reassuring.
Where'd you get accepted?
Im transferring this year and this video helped ease a lot of what I was stressing about so thank you so much for this video
i'm so glad to hear that!! good luck in the transfer process :)
I feel relatable to many things on this video and comments here as I transfer to UBC from CC as age of 23. I even transferred to uni without knowing my major lol so the syndrome was real cuz everyone else was doing job hunting while I was still struggling learning about new field, which made me behind sm. But then I realized I will be able to do that at my own pace cuz literally, "everyone has own timeline"
Thank you for this video! I’m applying to transfer from a community college to 4-year university in fall 2022! Good luck to you in your future endeavors & everyone else in the transfer process!
I do deserve this. Thank you. I’m bursting into tears hahah
I transferred from Santa Monica City college to UCLA.... I was mentored by UCLA Alumni within my major and even had direct interactions with the current UCLA professors before tranferring ... This all made the settling in part absolutely smooth
You go girl!
Excellent testimony! Your sincerity and real concern for helping other college students have some insight into transferring were spectacular.
I love the way you explain things this video made me feel a little less scared to start preparing to transfer I SUBBED!!! 💜
Thank you for this video! It really opened my mind because it feels like society is pressuring me to apply to top universities. There are so many things that I don't know yet, such as work-school balance, finance (tax), and many more. It's very good to be reminded that we all have our own paths to our careers, not everyone has to start straight into an elite university. So thank you so much! I really needed to hear it!
I really needed this, I am transferring to a big university after a two year break, and I am nervous as hell.
This video helps tremendously and should be watched by more ppl. No cap this video slaps :)
Thank you so much I needed to here this. I'm almost done with my Associates in Graphic Design and researching what college I want to transfer to.
I’m trying to transfer from being an online student and I so feel this imposter syndrome.
I got into a couple of four years when I applied, accepted an offer, etc etc. Problem being it was an out of state university, I’m severely broke have $0 EFC and cannot take out a private loan on my own at 18 w no credit. So before I could even attend the University I had to drop out and enroll in my local cc
You are not behind everyone has there own time ;..; that one hit close thank you
Community College Freshman here! This video made me feel SO SO validated! Lots of times I would have anxiety about transferring bc I planned on going to go CC for 2 years to get my Art Associates degree which means I would be a Junior by the time I go to a University/Art School. I worried that since I didn’t get to experience university as a freshman, so many people would be ahead of me and there are days where I beat myself up thinking that I should be good at what I do as an artist by now but yet I’m still learning to go better. So this really helped my anxiety to degree tremendously so thank you!🥹
Thanks Cheyenne! This really helped.
You’re so smart thank you for this!
I applied to transfer to USC, fingers crossed !!!
good luck!
what was your gpa and major you applied for? also are you currently at a cc or four year?
Really positive talk and helpful transparency with your own personal struggles related to finding your way at your own time. Were you able to complete the program that you were enrolled in?
Just got into unc from a cali cc hype
this was awesome thank you (:
thank you so much for making this video
i’m graduating with an degree in general studies from a community college, but it took me those two years to figure out what i wanted to do, which is art history. now im just hoping to get accepted to the schools i applied to 😅
Hi Cheyenne! I am applying to several schools for the spring of 2022! Would you mind sharing what was your transfer GPA was?
3.9! I also talk about the other GPAs that were taken into consideration in my admissions in my my most recent video :)
Aye preach it. I really like the way you discussed this topic. If you tryna start and part of a podcast LMK im down dm me. Lets talk.
say less!!
My GPA in high school was 3.67, and my GPA in the first year of university was 5/4.88, and the SAT 1580. I have research in politics and sociology, a project on sustainability, and the author of novels. If I transfer, is it possible for me to be accepted into ivy?
Can you please answer how much financial aid you got. I know Emory is very expensive and their website says transfer students don’t qualify for merit based scholarships. So unfair.
Is it possible to graduate with little debt as a transfer student?
Thank you so much
Do you think the rank of your current university is a factor of whether or not I will be accepted when I try to transfer to a more selective school?
i'm not sure if this plays a role in it, but I know more selective schools mainly look at the type of courses you took and how it compares to classes they have at their university
Why this come up two days after I get waitlisted from NC state lmaoo
Same 😭😭😭
i’m transferring to keene state this fall
I’m 19 in community college gonna transfer for the fall semester. Is it welcoming people wise for transfers? Can you find your group?
I’m looking into transferring from cc to Columbia but I’m not sure if there’s specific classes I need to take to fit their requirements.
I am a student looking for transferring are there any resources where I can get to transfer
When did you transfer? Did you transfer from junior into senior?
Most transfers are 2 yrs in community college. So sophmore to jr.
@@josephshin9190 ok ty
Yes, usually people transfer as a junior, in my case i transferred as a freshmen to sophomore
what's your major at USC? :)
Communication!
@@CheyenneTrachi, how to transfer from freshman to sophomore with another university/college?
Can the process be done from any university? it does not matter which?
It definitely matters what university you are applying to. Not all requirements and qualifications apply to any university. I would recommend looking into the university you want to apply to.
@@CheyenneTrac okay thank you, i’m studying a career here in mexico and i’m looking forward to get into an ivy league
This girl has some self-esteem issue lmao. Me and my friends transferred into berkley, we never once thought we were undeserving. In fact, we totally deserved it. After all we had great GPA, the admission simply confirmed it.
That’s great that you didn’t have imposter syndrome but she’s just expressing what she went through transferring. A lot of people go through this so mocking her by saying she has self-esteem issues is just stupid.
From your tone it's pretty clear that you have a bit of a character issue.
If it doesn't apply, walk on by 🤷♀️
@@emilynguyen6112 true lol!
What is up your ass?