<p>I am currently enrolled at one college and will be transferring to another either in the summer or fall. would it be possible to take courses during summer session A at my current college and then take courses at the college I am transferring to in summer b??</p>
<p>Make sure your new school will accept the CC summer credits, some have weird policies.</p>
<p>Otherwise, I don’t see why not. Well, unless the sessions overlap. If session A at old school overlaps with session B at new school, you’re gonna have a bad time. (Source: Did two weeks of summer with 18+8 credits at schools 90 minutes apart. Not fun.)</p>
<p>Is there a specific concern you have about the summer courses?</p>
<p>No particular concern, just want to make sure it wouldn’t be an issue. Current college offers certain summer courses that I need. But then I can finish the rest of the courses I need to accomplish over the summer at new college.</p>
<p>Is there an issue if they overlap by a coupe days, besides the fact that it’s a huge workload? Hopefully I can just take the finals early and the first week of the new courses will be mostly orientation/class reading nonsense </p>
<p>Before you plan on doing that (taking finals early and missing a few days of the other summer course), talk to the professors. Each summer class day is many sessions of normal classes, so taking finals may not be possible/the first week of the new course will be as important as the first month of courses in a regular session. </p>
<p>Oh I know, I’m just try to make sure that doing this would not be a problem? Beside the fact that it will be very challenging </p>