<p>Hello all,
Im currently a first year community college attendee, after graduating high school this past year. I compelted 13 units my first semester, and am enrolled in 17 now, with hopes of applying to UCLA/USC for fall 2015. One of my good friends however told me about his acceptance to university of arizona, and how i should go attend the school with him for my sophomore year of community college, and transfer out to UCLA and make it for the fall 2015. </p>
<p>My question is how do i go about doing this lol? Do i simply take the remaining required classes for UCLA from my cc at UofA? Would it be plausible to go down this route? Thank you!</p>
<p>If you are a California resident, UA will be more expensive than a local California CC for the next year. Also, UCLA and USC have pre-written course articulation listings with California CCs ( <a href=“http://www.assist.org”>http://www.assist.org</a> and <a href=“USC-Articulation Agreement”>Error; respectively) but not UA, so you will know exactly what to take for UCLA and USC as your CC, but not at UA.</p>
<p>Transfer to UA if you want to complete your bachelor’s degree there and can afford it, but it does not make sense to transfer to UA with a plan of transferring again to UCLA or USC.</p>
<p>i know i know, and however dumb this may sound, i wanted to go to a school and have the time of my life, and then trasnfer to a school more known for its education </p>
<p>It would be far cheaper to catch a flight every weekend you wanted to party at Arizona with your friend than to actually transfer there for a year.Just book 30 days in advance at Southwest, and then cancel when you don’t want to go, transferring the money to the next set of flights.</p>
<p>Also, having the time of your life does not usually result in a successful transfer to USC/UCLA.</p>