Moving to the UK from Kentucky, USA

I am 23 years of age and work as a call center supervisor for Hewlett Packard in central Kentucky, USA.  I have completed 2 years of university studies but have not completed a bachelor's degree.  I am majoring in Business Administration.  I am looking to move to London or Liverpool in the next 8 - 12 months. 

I would love to stay with HP and transfer to an open position in the UK but this may not be an option.  Either way, I still intend to make the move across the pond.  I've lived in the US my entire life and am definitely ready for a change in culture.

Any advice is welcome.

My advice is to reconsider.  The UK is clamping down big time on the number of non-EU migrants it allows in the country.  Without a degree or any special skills you basically have no hope of getting a work-based visa.  You could try a student visa, but then you would first need to be accepted to a program of study, and also the tuition fees are quite high for foreign students.   If you finished your bachelors in the US, you could possibly do a BUNAC internship in the UK.  But really, if you're just looking to spend some time in a different culture, perhaps consider a working holiday visa for Australia--you could live there for up to a year.  In a perfect world, moving to another country would be as easy as saying "let's go" but unfortunately the reality is that it's much harder than that, and often simply not possible.

It sounds to me like your best bet would be getting transferred with HP. What are your chances of that?

Welcome and Good Luck but as the others have advised it isn't that simple but HP transfer might be your best bet.

Even Intra-Company Transfers are included in the limits. So that's not even guaranteed.