Transferring from Community College to University for EE

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Transferring from a two-year community college (CC) to a four-year university for an engineering degree, specifically electrical engineering (EE), is indeed possible. Many universities offer transfer programs that allow students to transition after one or two years at a CC. Maintaining a strong GPA is crucial for acceptance into these programs, as the standards can be high. The specific options available may vary depending on the state of residence, which can influence the transfer process and available programs.
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Hi guys! I just want to know if it is possible to transfer from a 2 year CC to a four year University. I want to do EE.
 
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I am sure it exists. My personal experience is they have 1 year transfer programs.
 
It certainly is possible. I plan on transferring from a CC to a 4 year for engineering. The standards are high, but if you maintain your GPA you'll be accepted. Which state are you from? That would help give a better idea of your options.
 

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