Would Starting in Computer Science Affect My Transfer to Applied Mathematics?

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Starting in Computer Science at a community college will not disadvantage a student when transferring to a university for an Applied Mathematics major. It's crucial to research the transfer requirements of prospective colleges. Having a Computer Science background can be beneficial, and the specific Associate's degree may not matter once a Bachelor's degree is obtained. The focus should be on maintaining good grades and meeting transfer criteria. Overall, transitioning to Applied Mathematics after starting in Computer Science is a viable path.
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Hey guys, I just finished my first semester at a community college. I want to major in Applied Mathematics because that's really my passion, but they don't offer that program of study so as of right now I'm majoring in Computer Science and plan on switching majors once I transfer after receiving my Associate's. Would this leave me at a disadvantage in school and maybe later on in my career?

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I don't think it will. I transferred from a community college to a university and I didn't even have an Associate's. I think the main thing is to figure out what colleges you want to transfer to and then see what they require. So I don't think this will hurt your chances of transferring.

Now, this has even less of a chance of hurting you after you transfer. I don't think anyone will care what your Associates major is if you have a B.S.
 
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