<p>Hi everyone.
I was wondering if someone attended a college after high school but then withdrew for some reason and now wants to apply from the start and DOES NOT want to get the credit hours transferred or anything from the previous college what would he/she be considered?
How would this effect the chances of admission?
Considering the previous college being the best ranked my country.
Anxious</p>
<p>You would be considered a freshman. How it effects your chances of admission depends on what you did with your time after withdrawing. If you worked or did an internship or something then at the very least it can’t hurt you. If you did nothing that will definitely hurt you though.</p>
<p>If you have been granted any college credit after your high school graduation then you are a transfer student. If you withdrew your first semester and never got the credit, then I believe you can apply as a freshman. </p>
<p>Unfortunately even if you don’t want the college credit transfered, if you have any credit at all (again, only counting the credit you’ve been granted after you have graduated from high school), you cannot apply as a freshman. They will, and you are ethically bound to do so, want to see your college transcripts for anything that you’ve actually completed.</p>
<p>@bosox097 and MagiTF
Thanks a million guys.
That was encouraging.I did not get any credit and left in the first year.
The university is called N.U.S.T.(National University of Sciences and Technologies)
Its ranked No 1 by the Higher education Commision here in Pakistan.
People envy to go there and i got 289th place out of almost 70000 applicants
got the course of my choice but beleive me everyone it was a NIGHTMARE
had NO university life AT ALL. It was so boring and sooo weird. Didnt even imagine this would happen \anyway thnx guys.</p>