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Old 09-22-2012, 07:05 PM   #1
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I got a general Associates and now think it was the wrong route. What do I do now?

Hi there, I'm kind of lost about what direction to head and think I may have ruined my chances.

When this term is over (in Dec 2012) I will obtain my Associates of Science Degree. I took a bunch of random courses to fulfill the requirements because I wasn't sure what I wanted to major in.

Well, I think I want to major in Environmental Science. Now this is where I am completely lost... There are about 65 credits worth of BI, CH, and MTH I can take at my current college, which is ideal and cheaper since it's a community college. However, some of these courses have prerequisites I'd need to complete to even get in them. So it'll be more than 65 credits total.... I SHOULD have taken this route for my associates of science!! It's useless now, I'm on financial aid, so I can't just "start over"... I just completed 91 credits of random stuff for this degree and now I'd have to take basically another 80 something or just transfer to the university and pay more $$ if my financial aid doesn't allow me to continue at my community college.

Now, on financial aid and am at like 310% of my pell grant (half way used up) and am an independent student using loans.

Was it a waste?

I'm so losted as to what to do. I have appointments with an advisor in a week, but am seeking more insight to my situation. I appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
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Old 09-23-2012, 09:16 PM   #2
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Email the department that you want to transfer into, and start finding out about this. If your full AS transfers covering your gen ads and some pre-reqs, you still should be able to finish your BS in only two more years. You just will have a tight schedule and not much room for electives.
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