How do you take care of a out of state warrant If you live in another state can you get the case transfered to the state you live?

Your best option is, of course, to return to California and take care of them in person. Obviously you don't wish to do that and, aside from not wanting to interrupt your education, you probably believe that by staying out of CA you are insulating yourself from arrest. "Jurisdiction" prevents legal matters in one state from being transferred to another.

Your next best bet would be to hire a CA attorney and have them approach the court on your behalf to try to straighten out the situation. However, realistically speaking, FIVE warrants sounds like a bit much to make 'go away.'

ADVICE: One way or the other you NEED to dispose of these matters because when you eventually graduate and wish to apply for a trustworthy job, when a background investigation is done on you disclosing the open warrants, it is extremely doubtful that you will be hired.