FUCK YOU. My sat score was 1440 out of 2400.

I was the first grade of students that had to take the suckass longer version of the SAT, 2400 version. FUCKING HATED IT! but I passed!? 1440/2400 = 60% exactly. LOL

History and Political Science? No offence but that is the most boring major I have heard of. IMO! I dont even know what kind of a job you can get with that, do you? well you better.

It's time to think way ahead my friend, think about what job you want, research that job like your actually looking for it, find its requirements and then determine your major.

So decide what kind of a job you want, atleast a good rough guess, decide where most of those jobs are, decide if you'd wanna move there, spend the rest of your miserable life there, decide if you can get some nice ass there, whatever the fuck ever, just keep thinking about shit.

and fuck your Sat score bitch, you know you cheated. lol.

Oh yea,

make sure ALL your community college courses transfer to whatever college your transfering into. Any classes that don't transfer are a complete waste, you'd have to take extra classes in the university your transfering to, which takes extra time, extra money, extra time to get stds. Never be lazy to ask people and find out if all the classes transfer.

Community college might not give you grants... because its a bitch like that, but the university you transfer into probably will automatically i'd assume, my grants just showed up on my university profile.

History and Political Science? No offence but that is the most boring major I have heard of. IMO! I dont even know what kind of a job you can get with that, do you? well you better.
Employers barely even look at degrees anymore; there are plenty of poli sci majors doing systems analysis, for example. OP, if you're interested, then fucking go for it!

Community college might not give you grants... because its a bitch like that, but the university you transfer into probably will automatically i'd assume, my grants just showed up on my university profile.

CCs won't give you grants; the odds are so much against you that it's useless even filling out the forms. The problem with applying to CC and then to college is that you lose many scholarships that you may have otherwise received had you applied as a freshman. My college, for example, states on its scholarship page:

"Students applying for four-year renewable, leadership and/or diversity scholarships must do so during the senior year of high school by February 1. Consideration will not be given in subsequent years, even if the student is an entering freshman."

So look at your college's policy and decide based on that. There are transfer scholarships that you can receive, but those are far more scarce, the freshman scholarships are where the $$$'s at.