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Transferring to a 4 year University during a pandemic

Former community college students share how they navigate through school online
Elaisa Acosta Meneses, Times Staff • November 23, 2020
Elaisa Acosta Meneses

University students share how they navigate through school during the pandemic and give recommendations to community college and international students thinking about transferring during these challenging times.

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