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Getting admitted into UCLA (University of California Los Angeles) as a transfer student is a popular second chance method for high school students who didn't get in.

Are you ready to leave your current educational institution for a new experience? Here are some considerations to keep in mind before you transfer.

Non-traditional students face specific challenges as they build stellar transcripts and prepare for transfer to the university.

Changing schools is never easy. Kids worry not only about fitting in academically, but socially, too. Keep these tips in mind when new students arrive to your class.

Look around campus for the helpful, but sometimes hard to find, resources on this list like transfer student grants, off campus housing, and student health insurance.

De Anza college is the largest community college in the Silicon Valley / Santa Clara County area. It is well known for its high transfer rate to UC and CSU schools.

Find out about the hit tv show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. For both die-hard fans and newbies. From a semi-rabid fan.

Getting rejected by your top college choice is a major disappointment. Boost your mood by looking at different, even exciting educational options for the next year.

Hate having to say no? Write a polite rejection letter that does not discourage an applicant from ever applying to a company or school again.

Only three weeks have passed, but there are early indications that the race for the playoffs will be close down the stretch in the 2009 Northeast-10 Conference season.

SLOB is a quirky, sometimes sad and often funny story that will surprise readers until the very last page. Absolutely nothing is what it seems.

Switching to private high schools entails an investigative process that must be inclusive and thorough. Visits and meetings with school personnel are imperative.

It's October and that means football, Homecoming games and Halloween. For many high school seniors, it also means the time has come to start looking at colleges.

Applying for college can be swift and seamless if the prospective student is organized and properly prepared.

Each year, more students in the United States are enrolling in schools of choice rather than schools of residence. This can be a difficult process in some states.

The law came into affect in the fall 2007 semester, and as one student says, "This law places unnecessary stress on the average college student."

If you're hoping to graduate in four years, you'll need to do some careful planning. Here are some tips on saving yourself the time and expense of extra semesters.