transferring colleges after 60 credit hours, unusual?

Transfer Students
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<p>so like I was wondering, is it unusual for people to transfer colleges after they have more than 60 credit hours?</p>

<p>I have 48 credit hours currently and I am a sophomore in my second semester. The school I want to apply to is UGA and thing is I would need a 3.2 GPA or better to get in if I have under 60 credit hours, a 2.8 or higher if I have over 60. Currently I have a 2.7 GPA as a Chemistry major at a state university in Georgia.</p>

<p>Reason I want to transfer:</p>

<p>Current university is a 4 year commuter school. Lots of 25+ year olds in my classes, I live at home, in the same district as I went to high school in, have tried my best to look for a social scene but there isn't much of it here, and I am miserable here.</p>

<p>Parents want me to transfer and I would like to as well. Is what I am doing very unusual?</p>

<p>I plan on transferring for my final three semesters.</p>

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<p>anyone?..</p>

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<p>No it’s not unusual…your taking the path many kids do…such as myself. Saves money sure, but the environment u described sounds just like my school…wish I went off to a 4 yr school at the start… not the same experience coming in as a transfer IMO. </p>

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<p>Though you may want to improve that GPA if ya anal transfer… </p>

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<p>If ya want to transfer*** </p>

<p>Danger auto correct lol</p>

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