Can I transfer to the University of Minnesota: Twin Cities after a semester of community college?
832181
SURE!!! You can transfer to a university after going to a community college. If I were you, I'd first call the U of M and ask how many credits you can transfer, sometimes they have limits. Then you'll know how many and what classes you should take so that you won't waist your time.\nI hope it helps!!!
263851
From reading this question, I am assuming that you have not taken any college level courses yet.\n\nOne place that will admit you with a G.E.D. is a community college.  Regardless if you are a high school graduate with a horrible grade point average (GPA) and SAT scores, a community college welcomes them.\n\nCommunity colleges serve the community, and gives them a fair chance to get themselves ahead in life.  Plus, if you do well in a community college, you can transfer your two years worth of those courses to a 4-year university, where you will be declared a Junior.\n\nUniversities do not care that you have a GED when you transfer from a community college.  They care about your college course grades and your grade point average.\n\nGood luck!
959477
You are fine, go ahead and send out the application through csumentor.com. Then place a call to admissions and tell them you are sending in a late application for a Spring 2007 transfer. You'll be admitted just in time, but you may have a bit of trouble finding classes. The good news is that there are a million General Ed classes you can take so you can begin your semester appropriately.
941948
Yes, but there's no point.\nThe SAT is used for students who have never been in college before.  If you are already in a college or a university, and you want to change schools, you can go to the new school with your college transcript.  You do not have to take the SAT.\n\nJust look at the website for the school you want to go to and look for a link that has information for "transfer students".
433552
yes, pick out the classes you want at the summer school and ask your current school if they will accept those units as transfer credits.  Then have your final transcript from your summer school sent directly to the registrar's office at your current school.  A lot of people do this.
498278
I'm starting college this fall and I have zero credits so far. I don't think there's a credit requirement in entering a college, unless you're transferring from another.
917246
I transferred my UOP credits to Nm state U- worked fine-You just need to make sure they are accredited and that your U will accept- I asked ahead of time-  D
304996
Actually, most community colleges do not require the SAT. So as the first person said, you can get your associate's degree from a community college, prove yourself that way via good grades, then apply to transfer to a four year school. Because you'll have had your associates, they won't require the SAT from you at that point. \n\nMy sister did this, in Florida.
558646
transfer to the University of Maine
417305
You have to take basic courses anyways so why not start at a community college, and then transfer.  Plus its a whole lot cheaper this way as well.
572014
Go to a community college first, they usually don't require the entrance exam's and by the time you are ready to transfer, the new college looks at your transferrable crfedits and will no longer require you to take these tests!
1096186
Yes, you can finish all your general education at a community college and transfer, wherever you wish. It's just a matter of taking the right classes and the classes required to transfer.
514413
Your high school record won't matter too much if you are transferring in as a junior after completing an AS/AA at a community college.  I think you have a good plan in place, just do very well at the community college.  You can recover from poor high school grades by proving yourself for 2 years at a CC, but if you mess up at the CC, it's going to be difficult to get into a decent 4 year school.  good luck!
805540
You can try for any school you so desire.\n\nI've transferred three times, and each time I was amazed as to how low the grades of my fellow transferees really were.\n\nYou should be fine. I made a 3.7 on average when I transferred, yet there were guys (sports, of course!) who barely had a D average.
209946
Yes...however I know here at Minnesota State, you can fill out forms at the finacial aid office that will retabulate your Expected Family Contribution.  In these forms you have to explain why your EFC does not accurately reflect what your need.\n\nPlus if you make an error on-line when filling out your FAFSA you can go back and make changes...I've had to do it multiple times.
79564
Community colleges will generally accept students regardless of their highschool GPA.  Generally the credits earned at a community college can be transfered to a university.  I would expect that if you preformed well at a community college you would be able to transfer to a respectable university with no problems.
952003
Take some classes at a community college.