Should i finish my second year at the community college or transfer?

Question

Im going into law, and i got accepted into Albion. I could stay another year and than transfer, what do you think?

Answer 1

Talk to your advisers at Albion and make sure all of your units transfer because most 4-year schools will only accept a maximum number of units from a community college. If you've met the maximum then it is probably unnecessary to stay another year, unless you want to take more elective units (which isn't a bad thing) or you're just having a blast at the community college and want to stay, it has been my experience that students get more attached and involved at their community college because it's where they first attended and established themselves as a college student, if you're in a similar situation then you may want to enjoy it while you still can, especially since you're going into a demanding discipline. Just remember to have an awesome time and don't rush through school, enjoy being a student. Good Luck!

Answer 2

If it will not harm you chances stay then you can have a foundation education on top of law and may give you the edge. In America as I understand it education is very improtant. You can tell employers you stuck at the course you started and they should like that attiude. Rememeber a lot of people will go for the job you want and it is up to you to make yourself stand out. Best of luck you from the UK.

Answer 3

Depends on your finances. If you don't have the money, community college cuts your costs a lot. If you have it, it's nicer if you can do more time at the 4-year school, so you get to know more people.

Answer 4

you should stay, transfering right away is unnessisary.

Answer 5

i think u should stay and finish the associated degree that way u dont have to wory about wat classed will transfer and wat will not. u will go in as have completed an associates degree

good luck!!!! and congratulations!!