<p>Im currently a sophomore at an out of state uni. I plan on transferring to LMU but if i dont get accepted, can i enroll at a CCC for junior year, and then go to LMU as a senior? </p>
<p>The LMU site says they accept anyone that has 90 credits or less. But will they look down on me because i transferred from a 4 year uni to a community college?</p>
<p>I want to go to Cali because i have family that i want live closer to.</p>
<p>Not sure how they would perceive it, but you could always address the reasons for the move in one of your essays. I would suggest reaching out to their admissions department or reading their website carefully to be sure, but universities often have a minimum amount of credits that you must receive at their institution in order to receive a degree from them so transferring as a senior probably isn’t ideal, or may not be allowed.</p>
<p>And good luck! I’m applying to LMU as well, for spring 2014 transfer.</p>
<p>It’s not only the number of units that determine your class standing. You can take 100 units at a CC, and still only be able to transfer as a junior. In CC you can only take lower division courses. A 4-yr school will still require you to complete around 60 upper division units.</p>