what university can i transfer to with 18 community college credit hours?

Question

well these are my credits:
i have one History 107 class
Philosophy 106
Theatre Arts 110
Coomputer Applications 103
Psychology 101
Child Psychology 235

these are all that I have that equal up to 18 credit hours. Can I transfer to a university? if you don't know, then where can I find out? is there a web site?

Answer 1

just about any univeristy... you might lose some.. but not a lot!

Answer 2

It depends... 18 credits is usually the maximum that colleges will let students take without special permission. Your classes don't look too difficult - if it was 18 hours of engineering courses, I'd tell you to not even think about it. Maybe you could, instead of one of your three-credit classes, replace it with a 1 or 2 credit seminar type class in a similar subject? I'm pretty sure you can handle more than 15, but 18 is a bit much for still being dual-enrolled.

Answer 3

All of the universities I'm familiar with, you need to have at least 30 credits to be considered a transfer student rather than an incoming freshman. That doesn't mean your credits won't transfer. You will still be a freshman, just a few steps ahead of most of the other freshman.

Answer 4

Depends on the college
I know some require you to have 30 hours of transferable credit to be accepted
Look on the websites for the college you are interested in
And under admissions they should have a choice for transfers and itll list the requirements

Answer 5

Your question to the college you apply to should be "which classes credits will you accept?" Some colleges do not take all the credits that you have if their classes do not match anything close to what you have already taken. Your best bet is to go with the college that takes the most amount of your earned credits. If you choose a lesser one, you will have to take some extra classes to fulfill the new colleges requirement.