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Times are changing, and so are the traditional pathways through a college education. There is an increasing trend of students transferring from community colleges into four-year colleges like Sage. According to Dick Naylor, director of articulation programs at Sage, there are three reasons for this increase in transfers:
- more first generation college students
- the economy (community colleges are a less expensive way to start a college education)
- community college curricula have become more attractive
Regardless of a student’s reason for being interested in transferring to Sage, we are committed to helping make the process as seamless as possible, and helping you through every step of the process until you are well on your way to earning a bachelor’s degree – or beyond.
Four Steps to Transfer