<p>I'm having a slight dilema. I am currently attending a CC in Santa Fe, New Mexico, but this is my last semester here. My goal is to attend Stanford University as a transfer student but I just recently moved to Albuquerque New Mexico. I still need to get some classes out of the way before I can apply, so my question is. Should I go to the University in Albuquerque (UNM) or should I just transfer to the CC over there (TVI). I really don't want to go to the CC in ABQ but do you think it would be better as far as chances go? Since I know they look at CC transfer students a little more closely than 4-year college students...any advice?</p>
<p>I think the UC system gives priority to California community college students--not sure about out-of-state ones.</p>
<p>If I were you, I would go to CC, that way, you're not wasting money and you're not settling.</p>
<p>yah. it's almost impossible for me to go to a Cali comm. college unless i lived with my sister, haha and my parents would NOT be for that. I guess i'll just got to the CC in ABQ right?</p>
<p>Well, it's your last semester isn't it? It can't be that bad--it's probably the same as any other community college in California! :)</p>
<p>well my last semesterin santa fe...i still have like 6 more classes to take...so i need about 2 more semesters...</p>
<p>Oh, for some reason, I saw "move" but I thought it said "moved from California to New Mexico". Sorry.</p>
<p>But let's say you move after this fall semester to Albuquerque. Can't you take winter intercession (unless you don't have it there) and summer classes? I mean, you can take 4 classes in Spring and 1 or 2 in the summer. Depending on what classes they are, you might be able to finish the last one when you transfer.</p>
<p>true. I dont think there is a winter intersession (can't spell). I'll find out. I think I need to make an appointment with an advisor and see how many classes i have left...because I'm pretty sure its around 6</p>
<p>Six sounds feasible for spring and summer. Reserve the C/NC for the harder classes! And take easier classes if they're not major reqs! Hah! :)</p>
<p>ooh...can you do that? C/NC? but then those classes won't work towards my degree....oh bad news, i just looked and i actually have 9 more classes, cuz of core reqs. :(</p>
<p>Well, for UCs, they allow a maximum of four classes to be taken for C/NC.</p>
<p>I should have done that, but most of the community college classes are easy unless you're taking a math or a science.</p>
<p>I should have done that, but most of the community college classes are easy unless you're taking a math or a science.</p>
<p>Bleh, that sucks. How many units do you have and which semester is this for you (5th, 6th, etc?)?</p>