Transfer from part-time program? Forum
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shifty_eyed
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Transfer from part-time program?
Is it possible to transfer from a part-time program at one school to a full-time program at another?
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SoCow
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Re: Transfer from part-time program?
Yes, especially at schools that have a part-time program also. However, some schools that don't have a part-time program have limits on the number of units that are required to transfer to their school. For example, UC Hastings requires 24 units to transfer into but if you're at SCU's PT program you'll only have completed 21 units by the end of the year. Some schools straight up don't accept PT students into their FT program. It's very school specific, so you should check with the schools that you're interested in to be sure.
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Wholigan
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