Community college courses transfer to state school ?
Question by takeabreak: Community college courses transfer to state teach ?
Is it possible to take any upper division courses at a California community college? Or do all courses at community colleges only count as lower division courses when transferring to a state teach?
For example, an accounting A.S. degree has many of the same course title names like ‘intermediate accounting’ ‘cost accounting’, etc, as the upper division courses for a bachelors in accounting at a state teach? Do these community college courses count as upper division courses?
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Answer by Just an Answer
Usually only “vital” or general classes transfer over. i.e English Comp/Lit, History, math, and a few science courses. Usually, a community college’s upper level classes are simpler than a university’s upper level classes. You can still take them, but they might not transfer, when I transfered from a 4 year college to a further four year college, I had to retake some of the classes because they didn’t count, even though they offered something akin. The teach you transfer too usually requires a certain digit of in hour or major hours to be completed at that teach. But you’d have to friend their admissions personnel to see.
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to my knowledge all community college classes count for lower division. But some schools may offer you credit if they feel the course is indentical. If you file a petition at your 4-year college saying that class X at community college is the same as class Y here, they might offer you credit. But usually they will not. Most college’s upper division classes require you to take them at their college only.