international transfer after sophomore

sefago
Sat, 05 Jun 2010 01:34:57 +0000

Errrm. . . dont let Femiluv feed you with misinformation. He is a ■■■■■.

“I would advise that you come here for your masters degree because although you could transfer, it’s not a good idea. Like someone said, in the U.S, there are tons of gen eds, and although you’re a transfer student, you will be required to do all the gen-eds (the ones you have already done back home will be crossed off).”

Please check with the school you want to transfer to first what you can do. International transfers are possible but very hard and rare. I had a friend from the Czech republic (East Europe) and he transferred as a junior into college in the US, and he finished in 2 years. Infact he got into Cambridge and LSE for his MPhil.

Also some schools cut down on the general education requirements if you are a transfer.

“You definitely could transfer and could change your status from exchange to regular. It’s hard and it depends on the agreement your school has with the school in the U.S.”

Thats not how it works. For someone who “goes” to school in the US you are making inane claims.

@ OP

You find out which schools accept International transfer because most dont. Then find out how much of your coursework gets transferred.

“My Ghanaian friend who came to my school on an exchange program had to go back cos her school did not allow her to stay after her program ended. Whereas some Irish girls in my school stayed after their exchange program because their university back home didn’t care.”

Do more research then come back and ■■■■■. It does not work that way :/

@ OP

Please take the advise most have proferred- finish your degree and apply for graduate school in the US or just stay in Eastern Europe. I dont think the stress is sworth that much.