<p>Hello, I've had some family health problems that had caused my GPA to lower and ultimately lose the financial aid that I have currently. I currently withdrew from a UC since I do not have the money to pay for tuition right now.</p>
<p>Do I have the option to start over with a clean slate at a CC and transfer to a different school, or will my GPA just continue off of my UC's GPA?</p>
<p>Hi Sammy, I withdrew from a UC because I didn’t like the school. (This was after my first quarter). I don’t think you have the option to transfer without sending your UC credits over.</p>
<p>Is this even without going to another UC? and will only the credits transfer, or will my GPA transfer as well?</p>
<p>Well here’s how it worked for me:</p>
<p>I left a UC school after my first quarter because I hated it. I had 8 units total because I dropped a 4 unit class (would have had 12 total). I received a B for each class. I went to a CC and now I am applying to transfer to a bunch of liberal arts colleges. I had to send ALL transcripts from my college career including the UC one. My GPA on my CC transcript is a 3.75 and my GPA in my UC transcript is lower. I think they look more at your recent college work. However, I still think they consider your grades at all the colleges you’ve attended.</p>
<p>And it depends for the credits/GPA transfer. Since UC’s run on the quarter system and other schools usually don’t, your credits might not transfer over correctly.</p>
<p>one last question, will I be starting my GPA over at my new university?</p>
<p>Yes, your GPA will start anew at the new school.</p>