Should I transfer???
So I actually don’t HATE Texas Tech but I do hate having no friends anymore, being in a city in the middle of nowhere, and dealing with so much racism. If I had a nickel for each time I’ve had a white friend say the N word with me around I’d have to nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.
I REALLY want to transfer to UCF but my tuition would double! That’s why I’ve been working so hard this year to become an influencer I’ve seen how much money they make. And I only need a fraction of that to help with college.
But I guess what I’m asking is should I apply anyways? My grades are good but kinda mid and I can’t find any scholarships for transfer students. Dog yall think it would be worth it?
Much love,
Dashia 💕
Transferring colleges can be a major life decision filled with both excitement and challenges. For students contemplating a transfer, it's important to weigh the pros and cons carefully. Factors like campus culture, social life, and academic opportunities play a pivotal role. Many students face social adjustments, especially if they find themselves in less inclusive environments. Additionally, financial implications, such as tuition costs and the availability of scholarships, can significantly influence your decision. Understanding these aspects helps make an informed choice. As a potential transfer student to UCF, research how their programs align with your career goals. Talk to current students or alumni to gather insights about their experiences. Networking can be incredibly useful when trying to transition successfully into a new environment. Utilize social media platforms to connect with peers who are in similar situations, and don’t hesitate to seek advice from academic advisors at both institutions. This holistic approach ensures that the decision to transfer is one that aligns with your personal and academic aspirations.

If you’re able to secure scholarships to help w/your tuition doubling…transfer. College is already stressful enough. Don’t add more to your plate than needed. I felt the same way w/my current program and just decided to suck it up and make the best of it. I graduate May 2025