<p>I did VERY poorly in high school (think 2.5 GPA, only 3 ECs, 1810 SAT), but I'm currently at a community college making a 4.0 GPA...I really want to transfer to University of Southern California...is that even an option with my highschool record?
(for reference, I would be transferring with an A.A. degree)</p>
<p>Any help is appreciated, thanks guys!</p>
<p>After so many credits, they don’t look at high school grades and test scores (from what I heard). I also think it depends on the university, I think after about 28-32 credits they don’t look at your high school transcript (so after 2 years).</p>
<p>I hope so…thanks:)</p>
<p>College don’t request information that they won’t consider in the admissions process. If they ask you for your high school transcript, SAT scores, etc., they’re factoring them in.</p>
<p>lower-division transfers (less than 60 units): HS strongly affects transfer</p>
<p>upper-division transfers (60 units or more): *** is high school?</p>
<p>USC only requires HS transcripts if you are applying with 30 or less units. If you have more than 30, don’t worry about it.</p>
<p>good advice by r0kAng3l to PRiNCESSMAHiNA.i agree with r0kAng3l</p>