Transfer to CSU: Over 50 Units and 3.3 GPA in Math and Computer Science

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A 28-year-old student with over 50 transferable units and a GPA of 3.3 in math and computer science is considering transferring to California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) or California State University, Northridge (CSUN). Despite having a few withdrawals and a previous dismissal, the consensus is that transferring is still a viable option. The advice emphasizes the importance of applying to these schools to advance in their academic journey.
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Hello i am 28 years and have been attending community for a while i have over 50 transferable units and a gpa in math and computer science of about 3.3 I am considering tranfering to a state college rthough i have a handfull of w's and have been dismissed is it still possible to get in i am considering csulb or csun
 
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I'm not familiar with those schools, but given what you've said I see no reason why you won't be able to transfer. I suggest going ahead and applying to them...you can't move forward unless you take the next step, right :smile:?
 

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