<p>I think 6 years, but some schools will not give aid beyond 4 or the # of credit hours needed to graduate. You really need to ask at the particular school.</p>
<p>Have you visited UNC? I would not transfer again without visiting. It seems that you jump into things a little too quickly, my friend. And, yes, financial aid could be an issue. Government aid isn’t intended for people to be students forever.</p>
<p>ok since UNC will only accept 75 credit hours to transfer in, they would consider me a junior only …thus they should allow me 2 years of the covenant schoalrship right?</p>
<p>How do you know that 75 is the number of credit hours they will recognize? Have you already gotten personal confirmation of that fact from UNC?</p>
<p>It seems more logical to transfer back to the state flagship for financial reasons. Then maybe you’d only have one more year and its easy to explain.</p>
<p>they accept of maximum 75 hours. Im hoping that i will still be a junior, and then can get the covenant scholarship for 2 years and finish up my BA poli sci.</p>
<p>Just because UNC recognizes a MAX of 76, have you received anything from UNC that they WOULD award you 75 credits and give you ANY $$$ award?</p>
<p>Many schools do NOT give $$$$ to transfers. Be sure to have assumptions confirmed in writing before proceeding. Agree it makes more sense to get transfer back to your state flagship to get BA and save $$$.</p>