<p>I took calc 1 and 2 at a community college over the summer and got a B's, i thought the grade wouldn't matter because only the credit transfers, but... </p>
<p>If I apply for an internal transfer to mccombs will these classes count into the GPA they use or will I just get credit for the prereq?</p>
<p>You’ll get the credit for the pre-req. Only your UT gpa counts.</p>
<p>It is basically UT GPA. They say that if you’re borderline in or out, then they look at other stuff, like over school’s GPAs and ECs . But, generally, just UT GPA matters.</p>
<p>I am a high school senior and I have a question related to this thread. </p>
<p>If I get accepted to undergraduate studies, can I just take calculus 1 & 2 at a community college this summer and not have to worry about the grade I make? Then, when I apply to transfer into McCombs, it will just be a credit and the grade I made wont matter.</p>
<p>I don’t know how it is for business, but you need at least 24 in-residency hours before you can do internal transfers into cockrell. so i think that calculus as credit from acc plan wouldn’t really fly, especially not if this is your first semester at UT.</p>
<p>@hkem123- If I understand correctly, you can take calc 1+2 the summer of your freshman year, and then take a full year of UT courses, and then apply for the transfer at the end of your 1st year. Try to get a 3.5+ GPA i’ve heard</p>
<p>It doesn’t matter where you take your pre-reqs as long as you have completed them. Then just have 24 hours in residence (Kopmacher, the plan would work easily, 24 hours is nothing…) and around a 3.7 (that was the average this year).</p>