possible to be ineligible to transfer cuz of credits are too many? HELP!

Transfer Students
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<p>by the end of my soph. year, i think id have around 90~100 credits at a 4yr college.</p>

<p>i dont care much whether all my credits are transferred. Is it possible that because of too much credit completed, i can become ineligible for transfer?
(my school offers no double major that why i have so many credits under my belt. it's also reason why i want to transfer: to pursue double major)</p>

<p>anyway, have you guys ever heard of becoming ineligible for transfer because of too many credits even though an applicant is sophomore?</p>

<p>HELP PLEASE</p>

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<p>ah dammit. silly grammar error in the title. just ignore of after cuz</p>

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<p>I have never heard of a person being ineligible to transfer. You will most definitely lose units. </p>

<p>They will select what counts up to their stated maximum incoming transfer units. I was much like you, and transferred with too many units. They just deleted the classes that wouldn't count from my transcript. </p>

<p>I know others who have had the same experience.</p>

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<p>I believe there are some schools that will simply not consider an applicant who has too many credits. You have to check each school's policy individually.</p>

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<p>Yeah schools like UT-Austin OOS I believe. </p>

<p>Do you have 90-100 quarter units? Or semester units? I can't understand how you would've accumulated 90-100 semester units in two years.</p>