Your grades and related information at your current college are now part of your official transcript and will be considered by most schools you wish to attend. Send letters of recommendation. Ask people you trust and who can provide a detailed letter. This may include professors, teachers, employers, clergy, advisers, mentors, etc. Write an essay.
Some schools require an essay with an application.
Instructions or guidelines will be given, but it s up to you to write well. Apply for Financial Aid Don t ever eliminate yourself from being considered for financial aid and don t eliminate schools based on price alone. Although tuition and fees may seem out of reach, there is more aid available than ever before. When you transfer, be aware that schools differ in the financial aid process. Some require additional forms and some have earlier deadlines.