<p>Nope- it’s very, very illegal. They make you digitally sign a statement that you have listed ALL of your coursework from ALL previous colleges. Sure you can take as many classes as you want at Mount Sac (and even get an A.A. from there) but when you go to transfer, part of the process is a background check (more rigorous for USC obviously) to make sure you haven’t attended any other colleges or have any degrees. Just sayin’. It’s a good idea and it’s cool that you want to improve yourself, but again, why not a master’s degree dude? What’s your Bach in?</p>