Burgar, repotting to a larger pot isn't the solution unless the plant was really rootbound.
Use a well-draining soil, like all purpose, peat and sand. A little perlite is good, too.
The problem with increasing pot size is soil will stay wet longer, especially if using heavy soil.
Be sure to allow soil to dry between waterings, which 'could' be why the leaves are yellowing. When top 2-3" feels dry then water. Though soil needs to dry, leaves like moisture..so either mist daily or shower wkly..In winter, once heat is turned on, a humidifer works great. Good luck, Toni

THANK YOU I'M GONING TO GET SOME PERLITE TO MIX WITH THE SOIL, MY OTHER PROMBLEM IS I DON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT KIND OF LIGHT IT LIKES I'VE READ SO MANY DIFFERENT THINGS, FIRST I HAD IT IN LOW LIGHT, LIKE THE HALLWAY AND THEN I PUT IT BY A WINDOW, I JUST DON'T KNOW, THANKS FOR THE SOIL SUGGESTION.