Any possible way to transfer more units?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Southern California
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<p>Hi everyone. I'm a current USC undergraduate student and I was wondering if anyone could help me?:</p>

<p>I want to transfer more units to USC at a California community college during the summer semester (after a student has matriculated into USC, the student can transfer in more units only during the summer).
But there is this policy where if a USC student passes 64 combined transfer/USC units, the student is eligible to transfer in only 8 more units. I had 38 transfer units + 32 USC units completed = 70 units combined transfer/USC. Because of that policy I just mentioned, USC let me transfer in 8 more units which I did, so now I'm at 78 units.
USC is not letting me transfer any more units in the summer now. Is there any possible way for me to transfer in more units?</p>

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<p>The simplest way to explain this is that if you get a USC diploma, USC wants to make sure you got a USC education. The point is not to take credits at another college after you’ve matriculated. I know it seems like a great work-around on amassing credits at a lower cost. But I think USC has been more than generous with you.</p>

<p>IMHO - if USC has told you no, it seems you got the answer you were looking for. Just not the one you wanted.</p>