When you're ready to transfer, you will probably find it an easy process. But it can also be confusing if you don't know how institutions operate, or what you need to do and when. Others wait until the application deadline has passed and then choose the best-qualified applicants. Have a back-up plan, in case you're not accepted. Consider applying to more than one institution.
Most institutions charge a transcript fee.
Check to see if an official interim transcript is required with your application. Make sure to send an official final transcript once all your final grades are in. Send any other information that may be required to complete your application, such as portfolios, secondary school transcripts, medical certificates, references, etc. When you are applying to a post-secondary institution, you must submit transcripts from all institutions you have attended. Even if you don't think the transcripts are significant or apply to your application, you must still declare your attendance at every school on the application form and arrange to have the transcripts submitted.