<p>Do you have to have 12 units TOTAL to be considered a full time student (at one or more cc's) or do you have to have those same 12 units at ONE community college to be a full time student?</p>
<p>I have 11 units at my home CC and 3 units at another CC? </p>
<p>Is this considered full time because I dropped a 3 unit class which puts me at 14 total units?</p>
<p>A full time student in regards to what? Financial Aid? Your CC requirements? Insurance? Transferring?</p>
<p>In regards to transferring. I have 11 units this semester at my local cc and I am also taking a 3 unit lit. course at another cc. I’m assuming that I’m not a full time student at either school but combined I should be. Right?</p>
<p>That is a good question</p>
<p>Just take an easy 1-unit PE or fitness class at your home CC. Problem solved, no head scratching =)</p>
<p>Instead of P.E. I’m planning to take a keyboarding class so I should be good.</p>
<p>Yup… just take the easy way.</p>
<p>as always…</p>
<p>Plenty of people transfer even as part time students in general, so why are you concerned about this? They’ll notice that you’re taking classes at different schools simultaneously. I almost never had 12 units at a single school.</p>
<p>@killymy I was just worried about this because I didn’t find any relevant information from the UC websites and so I didn’t want to find out that I needed to be a full time student at one school or something of that sort. Just anxiety.</p>
<p>Don’t trip. You’re fine.</p>