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Anonymous posting is only available to the creator of each thread. The anonymous posting feature is intended to permit the solicitation of anonymous advice regarding the transfer application process, chances of being accepted, etc. Unacceptable uses include: testing the feature, questions which are clearly fake or hypothetical in nature, harassing other users, etc. Posters should also read and understand the announcements posted at the top of the Transfers forum prior to using the anonymous feature.
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Re: Old school transfer issues?
Yeah I initially agree with you it's NBD, but I'd consider:Anonymous User wrote:I'm currently enrolled in an internship at my school (for units). I got accepted into a t14 and I'll be leaving my current school.
Because I'm leaving early, I'll be receiving a "no credit" for my internship on my transcript. Personally, I don't see the NC being that bad because 1) who's going to look at my old school's transcript, and 2) even if they do, I can explain it.
But my current school made it sound bad, which is making me worry. Hence this topic. Is it bad to have a NC on my transcript?
Asking if you can retroactively withdraw from the course. (Maybe take it to the Dean of Student Affairs etc...). I think it's pretty unfair that your transcript will look like someones who just didn't show up/complete their internship. Also, would it be possibly finish this class in summer and get a P and then leave the school?
I'd fight a bit to get a P, but the NC isn't terrible. It's kind of lame (tbh) that your current school is passive-aggressively threatening you with a NC due to a transfer.
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Re: Old school transfer issues?
Try and get the units reduced so you can get credit for 8 units rather than a NC on 12?
This is pretty sleazy if your school is trying to punish you for leaving.
This is pretty sleazy if your school is trying to punish you for leaving.
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Re: Old school transfer issues?
ATL! Although, this is the exact reason I didn't enroll for externship credit at my current school because I knew I would be transferring and I would be over the transfer hour limit + I didn't want to pay for credit that couldn't transfer.estefanchanning wrote:Honestly it's ridiculous. The Deans of Students and the School are both deferring to the Dean of Externships who says if I don't complete the requirements, I'll get a NC. She won't reduce the units and she won't allow a W. And I'll be having to pay the 6K summer tuition.
I feel like going to the media with this. It's very childish and immature.
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