Semester Units/Credits Question ?

Transfer Students
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<p>I plan to transfer to SDSU from my current 4 year school in NYC. However on SDSU's website they say they will only accept transfers who have 60 semester units or more, but all they talk about are transfers from community college. </p>

<p>By the time I plan to transfer I will have completed two semesters in my current 4 year school which means that, if I understand correctly, I will have 30 semester units.</p>

<p>Will SDSU reject me instantly because I have less than 60, even though I am not transferring from a community college ? </p>

<p>Thank you.</p>

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<p>I don’t mean to be rude, but nobody can at least attempt to answer this question ?</p>

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<p>When I read this, it doesn’t say it is specifically for CC transfers:</p>

<p>[San</a> Diego State University | Admissions](<a href=“Transfer Students | SDSU”>Transfer Students | SDSU)</p>

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<p>Below this, they discuss TAG, which is for CC students.</p>

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<p>Right, I see that they don’t refer to CC transfers only, which is why I’m asking whether or not they will just flat out not look at my transfer application because I do not have 60 semester units. Do you think this is so ?</p>

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<p>I’m not sure how they could be any more explicit. </p>

<p>If you have less than 60 sem units at the end of the academic year, you have not fulfilled their requirements and will not be considered.</p>

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<p>Right then thanks for your help. Quite unfortunate that they don’t accept people who have less than 60 semester units.</p>