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godwinscareer
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COMMUNITY College...?
If you start at a community college, is it possible to transfer to a top ranked university??
If you start at a community college, is it possible to transfer to a top ranked university??
godwinscareer said:say i go to a cc in Illinois, will universities from other states still consider my application.
godwinscareer said:I have also been accepted by a universitiy in Illinois (SIUC).
Which would be a better choice?
P.S I am and INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
leon1127 said:The question is "does community college prepare student for top ranked college?"
rocophysics said:With the right attitude and vision, you can make it anywhere.
True that!Holocene said:As long as you have the money.
Holocene said:As long as you have the money.
huckmank said:Money is nice and all, but it's not needed to succeed in this society.
Feldoh said:You said you had to take out 15k in loans, and food/water is sort of needed. Well you know, if you like living...
The process for transferring from a community college to a university varies depending on the specific institutions involved. In general, students will need to complete an application and provide transcripts from their community college. They may also need to submit essays or letters of recommendation and meet certain GPA requirements. It is important to research the specific requirements for the university you wish to transfer to.
The number of credits that will transfer from a community college to a university also varies depending on the institutions. In most cases, universities will accept a maximum of 60 credits from a community college. However, this number may be lower for certain majors or programs. It is important to consult with an academic advisor at both institutions to determine how many credits will transfer.
Yes, your grades from community college will affect your GPA at the university. When you transfer, your credits will transfer but your grades will not. This means that your GPA will start fresh at the university, but the credits you earned at community college will still count towards your degree. However, some universities may have a different grading system than community colleges, so it is important to understand how your grades will be calculated at the university.
In most cases, you do not need to complete a specific major at community college in order to transfer to a specific university major. However, some universities may have specific requirements for certain majors, such as completing certain courses or maintaining a certain GPA. It is important to research the requirements for your intended major at the university you wish to transfer to.
Transferring from a community college to a university can have many benefits, including saving money on tuition, smaller class sizes at community college, the opportunity to explore different majors and career paths, and a smoother transition to university life since you already have some college experience. It can also open up more opportunities for internships, research, and networking at the university level. However, it is important to carefully consider your individual goals and circumstances before making the decision to transfer.