Technically, yes, but that depends upon the major where you probably have to make up a course that wasn't offered in the 2-year college.
2007-04-18 12:18:05
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answered by Dave C 7
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The word you are looking for is articulation. An articulated program is one where you complete your first two years at a community college and then, with a minimum GPA, are automatically accepted into the upper division of that program at a university--at the level of a Junior. many such programs exist; particularly in nursing and allied health care; technical engineering; and computer science. Check with your local STATE RUN community college and find out what types of articulated programs they offer. Good luck!!
2007-04-18 13:41:31
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answered by Future Lawyer 2
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It really depends on the four year college. It depends how many credits will transfer to your 4 year college. The number of credits determines your class.
2007-04-18 12:12:41
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answered by Joy A 3
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nope, your 2 years will count towards 4 year degree. it mean 2 + 2 degree....many people do like that, first they study for 2 years look for job get some earning and after couple of years get back to complete their study....best of luck
2007-04-18 12:15:34
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answered by Scoute M 4
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2016-12-16 09:40:44
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answered by ? 4
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why wouldn't you just go to a 4 year college if you know your gonna take 4 years
2007-04-18 12:16:31
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answered by Anonymous
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Getting a job with the Mafioso is much better. Not that I would know, mind you.
2007-04-18 12:17:54
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answered by Harvest 3
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maybe your you start off as a freshman again
2007-04-18 12:18:05
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answered by eeyore42 2
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