I'm currently attending a university in texas but want to go with my boyfriend to another school way north of where i am (but still in texas) but I don't have enough hours to transfer, i need 18 and I just graduated 2005. and i just started going to school this spring semester. and i don't have enough money to take summer courses. what do i do?
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wow seems (1)maybe either your bf could stay one semester for you and you both can transfer in the spring.   (2)try taking some courses at a community college, start applying for financial aid now, i'm from texas so i know most community colleges will have financial aid available during the summer if you sign up early enough.  or (3)stay a semester alone without him, it would just be for about 3-4 months, and then transfer in the spring.  i wish you luck, and remember why you are in college ok. don't make it all about your bf.  take care!
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I highly doubt it. But, I think you should talk to your guidance counselor and see if you can take summer courses to make up the lost time in class. Maybe you can keep up with your class this way and not get left behind. Also, check and see if your school has an alternative learning online resource that you could use.\n\nGood luck. :)
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i want to go to a U.K. university too but i found out they graduate high school at 16. i also heard they pay you to go to college (or to a university) but i think thats for citizens, which means u have to fill out paperwork and stuff. if thats what u want (im not saying its a bad idea cuz i want to do it too) then go ahead! just consider the extras lol
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If there's not a University nearby, research possible colleges and travel.  You'll be happy you did!\n\nOr, go to your local college and join the National Student Exchange and go an option of many schools around the US, Us Virgin Islands, Guam, Puerto Rico and Canada!
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talk to the admissions dept of where you want to go.  speak to your guidance counceller at your current school - you may be able to go as part of an exchange student program
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You don't have to start completely over and I wouldn't advise you to do so. Since you already completed your core classes, you don't have to start over. You can still attend night classes without starting over and would need to inquire at the college or university of your choice about the class times and schedule. You definately don't want to be classified as a freshmen again since it sounds like you have transferrable credit. Good for you and good luck!
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I am in the same process myself. After you fill out the application, someone from your college should contact you to basically verify all the info and let you know how much you are going to get. Most colleges do not give you the money until the first day of school. Your tuition comes out of the money first and then they will usually cut you a check for the remainder that you can use for books, ect. I started my app the last week of October and the financial aid office at my college said there would be no issue in getting it on time for Winter quarter. You should contact the financial aid office at your college, they are paid to help you out and answer your questions.
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I'm a freshman in TX and I am thinking about going there, so yeah. Okay Texas has a law where if you are in the top 10% of your high school then colleges have to accept you... something like that. Anyway, I know that UTA often times doesn't even have room to accept all of the top 10% that apply, so if you don't live here... I pretty sure that chances are slim... I know that they have a website though so you should check it out. I think what I have told you is pretty acurate.
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well contact the school you are interested in or have someone there do it and tell u what u need. when i thought about going to school there after i graduated i went to ustc while i was there over the summer and they said i would have to only send a letter stating that i had taken certain courses and then send the enrollment fee. i guess they are so desperate for american students, theyll take us that easy! good luck!
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you need to get a lawyer, try legal aid they may be able to help you as long as you are in there income guidelines, he can stop you from being able to move and this will probably affect the current visitation agreement you two have. It will probably come to one having the child during the school year and one during the summer, also alternating holidays. that is if that's what he goes for, he could also go for total custody. Before you move you need to get the courts permission or else you can be charged for this. Be careful, it sounds like you may have a fight on your hands, don't let the thought of you wanting to move in with your current boyfriend, make you lose your child, do everything the legal way so you are all legal and still retain custody.
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I transferred from a community college to a private 4 year college without getting an AA degree first.  It depends on your GPA.  If you have at least a B average, you should have no problem getting into most colleges.  When you apply to other college simply apply as a transfer student.  They will evaluate your transcripts from community college. \n\nIf you call the admissions office of the college you are interested in attending, let the counselor know that you are currently attending community college and would like to transfer to their school.  They will give you the specific process on what you need to do as well as their requirements.  \n\nOnce accepted into another college, they will evaluate your transcripts from the community college and decide which credits they will permit to transfer over.   Any class that you did not at least make a "C" in will not be transferable.  Classes that you received a Pass or Fail in will not transfer either because they require a letter grade of "A" "B" or "C" in order to be considered to transfer over.\n\nAs far as the worth of an AA degree, it's debatable.  You will obviously save money by completing your AA degree if your state has a program that guarantees you a place at a state university once you graduate and full transfer of your credits earned.  (Florida has that program.) If not, I say transfer away.  Unless you are less then a semester away from graduating or getting a degree that will let you work while finishing your B.A.  Think Paralegal, LPN, act.  The other College or University is going to be interested more in your GPA then whether or not you hold an AA degree.
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you can transfer, but it is kinda complicated, since student visa is supported by University you're in, and changing schools mean re-applying for visa, which means exiting the US.
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Um, depends on what paperwork you've signed so far. For some universities, an acceptance (that is, mailing back in the form that says "yes, I'm coming") constitutes a binding contract and you'll be required to pay a deposit to the school or they can take legal action. For others, this is not true. So read over the form you signed carefully to make sure you're not committing to anything financially before you try this strategy. \n\nA better way might be just calling the department of admissions at both universities. Often if you talk to someone face to face, they can give you an extension on the deadlines for acceptances if you've got a good reason to need it.
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How much longer is the commute? Would it be burdensome? Are you social and would you make new friends?\n\nI think you should stay at the school. You have your teachers there still, and your records. You want to be able to transition to college well, so think about where you can take the best classes and most easily process your transcripts. You need teacher recommendations. Just make a list of the pros and cons and go with whichever seems best.
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I’m in the same situation as you are, I know its hard, and we have less of a chance than any one. But there are a lot of academic scholarships out there. You can also look for ones based on the field you want to study. I know here (texas) there are scholarships through the state to become architects and the like, but you must work for the state for the first few years after you graduate. There are many others like that too, try looking into internships over the summer, that always helps.
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there are photography programs at a lot of schools, the requirements are different for every school. start looking into which college have the best program and what you need to do to be excepted into the photography school. \n\nat the community college i went to the photography class i took didn't transfer to university it was counted at a trade/vocational class. so you should look into that too, to make sure that anything you do take transfers.
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Is there any family that you can live with in Co until you finish school? This is really rough on you. I would talk to your parents and see if there is someway you could stay to finish school there. Moving before your senior year is really hard on a young person. ( I say young cause I'm 51) Tell them how you feel, maybe something can be worked out so at least you can graduate from the school you have been going to. Good luck, I hope it works out for you.