<p>Hello, I a community college student who is planning on transferring to the University of North Texas. I've been able to get a large chunk of my core out of the way by attending full time during spring and summer. After this summer I will have 27 credits. UNT requires 30 credits, or they require you to send in your HS transcript and SAT scores. My grades in HS are less than desirable and I was wondering if UNT would count my fall classes if I decide to transfer there in the spring. Then I will have 43 credits to transfer and I won't have to send in my SAT scores and HS transcript. </p>
<p>Applications are due December 1st and my last fall classes end on December 15th. I'm wondering if I should transfer in the spring or just wait until next fall.</p>
<p>I’m wondering the same thing. I’m sending in my apps to University of Michigan (Michigan resident), NYU, and BU and my fall back, MSU. I’m taking 29 credits this summer at a community college and have 11 from the winter semester. My high school grades are horrible but i have an awesome letter of rec from a teacher who was my teacher in high school and who is my professor now. I have about a 3.7 and I’m freaking out of the winter semester is harder to get accepted into than in the fall. I really want to get out of the community college =/</p>
<p>Definitely wait until spring. You will be competitive with more college credits under your belt. Also Colleges won’t put too much weight on your HS records and test scores.</p>
<p>Will my fall credits count for transfer if I go in spring though?</p>
<p>Sorry, I didn’t really make it too clear. I’m definitely going to a community college still this fall. I just am wondering if I should try to transfer in the spring after. I really want to, but only if my fall credits will count towards my transfer. If they don’t, I will only have 27 credits and will have to send my HS transcript in.</p>