<p>Ok so I'm a freshman at Duke and to be honest I've been miserable here, so much so that I withdrew during the first semester due to personal issues and not being able to acquaint myself with the environment. So basically my transcript for the first semester is just 4 W's. I plan on transferring to UNC chapel hill and enrolling as a part time student (2 classes) in the spring. In my situation would I even be considered a transfer student or would I be applying as a first year student. Also for the transfer credit requirement, would AP scores merit credit?</p>
<p>You need to pick up the phone and call the admissions office at UNC-CH. They will be able to help you sort this out.</p>
<p>[Preparing</a> for Transfer Admission | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Office of Undergraduate Admissions](<a href=“http://admissions.unc.edu/apply/transfer-students/preparing-for-transfer-admission/]Preparing”>Transfer Application - Undergraduate Admissions)</p>
<p>My interpretation is that you have ‘taken’ a college course. However since they are all Ws, you might as well do what hm1 suggests and call to be sure (ditto for your question about credits).</p>
<p>If you are enrolling for only one or two classes, you might have the option of doing so as a non-degree student. Find out about that too.</p>
<p>A similar thing happened to me last year. It depends on the school. Some schools consider a transfer student someone who has completed a certain number of credits and others consider a transfer someone who has attempted college classes. Check their website.</p>
<p>And generally AP credits do not count because they weren’t earned at college. Hope this helps!</p>
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<p>Already given in the post #3.</p>