<p>Hey guys,
I am currently a junior 1st semester. I would like to transfer to another university starting in Spring 2013. The problem is that after this semester I will have obtained 79 credits and I have three more semesters to graduate. Is it possible to transfer to another university, complete the remaining three semesters there and graduate there ? I am asking because I only saw information about minimum number of credits, not maximum. Also, I know that some schools do require transfer students to stay there 4 semesters in order to graduate there.
What do you think ? What are my options ?</p>
<p>P.S.
I am applying to some regional schools such as WVU, Denver university, and San Diego State.
I am now a student at the American university in Paris.</p>
<p>Some colleges wont accept you after sophomore year since they prefer that you do most of your major course work at their university.</p>
<p>You would have to talk to the admission/transfer for each schools to see how it would work out. It is also up to you if you wouldn’t mind staying an extra semester possibly.</p>
<p>Yes. I think an extra semester wouldnt hurt me at all (besides financially).
Later on, I am planning at some point to apply for masters (MBA) and schools will see that I spent an extra semester not because of poor academic record but because of the requirement to spend at least 4 semester in the new university.
Any other opinions ?</p>
<p>I just saw that one of the schools I am planning on applying to accepts a maximum of 72 transfer credits, which is a good thing, I guess ? It means that If I start there with 72 credits I should have no trouble earning 48 more in 3 semesters (2 x 15 and one overload of 18)</p>