If you want to continue your education after WCTC, check out specific transfer agreements on your program's webpage. You may be eligible to enter a bachelor's degree program at junior-level standing!
Check out the resources below to get started on the next step in your educational journey.
Interested in continuing your education at a four-year college or university? WCTC has credit transfer agreements with many four-year institutions that allow our degree graduates to transfer credits into a baccalaureate program, often at junior-level standing.
You can explore credit transfer possibilities with Transferology. Contact the receiving college/university directly to verify accuracy.
It's important to start the transfer process sooner rather than later, and understanding the basics can help the process go much more smoothly. Start here:
Clarify Your Needs
To find the right fit for you, you'll want to consider:
Identify Potential Transfer Schools
When making your list, be mindful of:
Contact Prospective Four-Year Schools
Colleges often have specific admissions requirements and policies for transfer students. Join a school’s mailing list and connect with the transfer admissions counselor to stay on top of requirements and deadlines.
Be sure to ask the admissions counselor about the maximum number of transferable credits and how to maximize credit transfer to avoid losing credits, as well as financial aid options, including scholarship availability.
Prepare Application Materials
Once you decide on which school(s) you are applying to, pay attention to their application deadlines. Some schools admit students throughout the year, while others have clear cut-off dates. Be sure to submit your financial aid application to help plan for financing.
Learn more through the search boxes below. This information is a general overview; we strongly encourage you to verify availability and details of your specific program by contacting the transfer coordinator at the college or university you plan to transfer to.
A WCTC transcript is an official record of your academic history. It includes all courses, grades and degrees awarded. You can order a copy of your transcript online.