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Prayasha
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Posted on 06-05-12 6:10
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If someone in F1 status cannot maintain 2.0 GPA in spring but his/ her overall GPA is more than 3.5 still. Ok now if he/she took 6 hrs summer class and got 4.0, is he/she able to transfer to university or community college for Fall term. Your input will be highly appreciate Thank you all
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no_more_crush
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Posted on 06-05-12 6:19
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- I suppose your are doing your UnderGrad here
- Better consult w/ your next University / community College Academic Advisor or Under-Graduate School. It might depend upon the College.
- You will loose some credits while transferring to your new college/Univ anyways. I'd definitely want those low scoring credit hour course not to get transferred.
- I'm not quite sure about Undergrad though .
~GoodLuck
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champ
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Posted on 06-07-12 5:08
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I am not quite sure but it will depend on that University where you planning to transfer.
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Posted on 06-07-12 5:46
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Prayasha,
An F1 student on good 'academic standing' status can transfer out to any college of their choice. If you got accepted in new college or university, yes you can. You are no more in academic probation when you score more than 2.0 GPA, so you are good.
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