<p>Right now I have 32 community college credits. 10 of those credits though were math 098 and math099, remedial classes that aren't college level. so, if i get 45 credits but the end of this year and transfer fall 2014, will i be a 2nd year or will i be a 1st year with 22 credits basically? i don't understand how it will factor into how long i will be at college. should i aim to get 55 credits by the end of this year so i will have 45 college level classes credits?</p>
<p>Nope. Usually remedial classes are only there for institutional credit I think, but I know for certain they don’t usually count for credit.</p>
<p>No. The only thing the count for is your community college (and possibly university) GPA.</p>
<p>It depends on how they transfer but most likely they will not count. You need to ask the school you are transferring to to make sure.</p>
<p>Probably not if they are below the level of the lowest math course offered at the school you transfer to. But check each school to be sure.</p>
<p>The local college in my town doesn’t allow it. They’ll count in for GPA purposes but not for an associates degree (only one they offer).</p>