yep, just keep an eye on the unit cap.
lots of people including myself have gone back to a ccc from a 4-yr(for whatever reason) and are transferring out to a 4 yr again.
That doesn't sound smart. Since you're currently at a 4 year you'll be considered a 4 year transfer, not a CCC transfer. If you don't get into UC then you basically screwed yourself over.
To be considered a CCC transfer (better chances) you would have to attend the CCC for at least a year before transferring. I believe this is true... So it's really hard to transfer because you're considered a 4 year transfer. People have done it and succeeded but always have a back up plan.
I went to a 4-year (SJSU) last year. I hated it, but I had less than 30 units from SJSU and I'm currently attending a CCC. As long as you have more than 30 units from your CCC and are enrolled FULL TIME for a whole year and the year that you're applying for a UC, then you are considered a CCC student.
One reason I am thinking of going to a CCC next semester is because I am unable to take any classes related to my major. Financially it doesn't really make sense to go to a 4-year next semester when I really want to transfer anyway and I am unable to take any classes that I'm interested in.
On the other hand, if I go to a CCC and I am unable to transfer I would have to spend another year there.
And that's assuming i could even get the classes I need at a CCC because they fill up so quickly and I am not able to apply until after everyone.
