How do Community College class credit and grades work for TAMU?

Thelma2
Wed, 24 Apr 2019 03:18:28 +0000

As @rosegeo said, any DC or other college/university course grades that are transfered in, will not count towards the TAMU GPA.

The curriculum has changed beginning with class 2022, so unless it changes again, the required Physics as of right now, is PHYS 206 or CCN PHYS 2325. If that is not the physics she is taking, then the one she is taking may not be credit for the 206 requirement.

If she is in PHYS 2425, and A&M doesn’t accept it for 206 credit, it could be a good into course so when she takes 206, it is easier. I they do accept 2425 as credit for 206, she will then just take two other sciences on campus, most likely chemistry and Physics 207. 207 was designed so that there is no CCN and it can only be taken at TAMU.

Whatever courses she has credit for will transfer over as credit and she will just be required to take additional courses in those subject on campus at A&M.
Usually you are not allowed to repeat a major core class if the original grade is passing. I know of one student who did retake his DC for both calculus classes instead of differential equations. It made his ineligible at ETAM for any major that was ABET accredited, per what his mother told me. The major he wanted was IDIS anyway, so it didn’t matter. IDIS doesn’t require DE and he didn’t want to take it as a required math on campus,