do all schools require 60 units to be completed prior to transfer?

Transfer Students
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<p>This may sound like a stupid question but I wasn't sure.
I know UCs require 60 units prior to transfer (not including summer sessions of the transferring year)
but does almost every school have a similar policy?</p>

<p>Take Washu as an example.
I don't recall reading 60 units as a requirement anywhere from their website,
but I just wanted to make sure just in case I run into a problem, of course, IF i do get in.</p>

<p>I'm thinking of dropping a class which would leave me to 57 units by the end of the semester
and I'm wondering if that could be a problem once I'm admitted to the school.
please advise!!</p>

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<p>No, policies will vary. </p>

<p>Have you called them and asked?</p>

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<p>Actually, most schools that I've run into do NOT require the whole 60 units thing. And I know for a fact that WashU doesn't, because I know many people who transferred in here after only one semester or one year of college work.</p>

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<p>OP - it's the other way around. Most schools won't accept more than 60 credits, though the minimum to apply as a transfer is typically just one semester (a/b 15).</p>