What grade will a person will be after finishing Community College and transfer to a University?

Question

So after finishing Community College and transfer to an University what will you be a junior? I am confused. Please Help!

Answer 1

As others have said, you probably would be a junior (or close to that) with your overall transferred credit. However, depending on what major you enter at the university and what credits are accepted to count IN THAT SPECIFIC MAJOR, you may be a sophomore in terms of your program sequence.

That is important to consider because sometimes students think they will save money by doing two years at a community college and then doing the final two years at university. But if your program requires three years. . . .well, not necessarily a bad thing but not a savings either.

Talk to the university you wish to attend, and someone knowledgeable about the major you want to study and it'll help clarify your standing.

Answer 2

It depends on how many credits you get from the community college that actually transfer to the university. Usually you will enter the university as a junior if you receive and Associates Degree from the community college.

Answer 3

Now that will depend on how good of a community college you went to, and where you want to transfer, and how many criedits will transfer to the college you want them to transfer too. Some hardly take any credits from some of the community colleges, and so sometimes hardly anything transfers, that is something young people need to look into before going to a community college, how well it is looked up on by the universities.

Answer 4

With the proper credits and classes for transfer, you could transfer as a junior

Answer 5

If you are going to a college with quarters it will depend on the amount of credits you have. 45 or less would be freshman, 90 or less Sophomore, 135 or less Junior, 180 or less senior.

Answer 6

Usually it's 60+ semester hours to be a junior.

Answer 7

a junior if all of your credits transfer