<p>To me, it seems possible if you work really hard, cause some UC’s, like UCB, offer 2 summer sessions and i think ppl can use it to finish earlier.</p>
<p>i suppose it’s possible if you take summer school for 2 summers and both of the sessions offered each session. you will be take to take about 40 quarter units in both summers combined. then take 20 units every quarter for the next year.</p>
<p>sometimes the classes you need just arent offered during the summer so you have to wait until the reg school year.</p>
<p>I am transfering to UCSD from UC Merced, after one year.</p>
<p>Why would you want to?</p>
<p>lets say you transfer at 19, finish within a year, and get an mba by the time you’re 22 or 23. that would be pretty awesome.</p>
<p>You gotta study 24/7 to do that I think! Plausible.</p>
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Don’t you mean 18, and MBA by 20?</p>
<p>any decent MBA programs need atleast 2 - 3 years of corporate working experience
wonder what ur smoking</p>
<p>if you transfer at age 18, that means you would have started at a junior college when you’re 16. also, even if you transfer at 18, if you get your degree in a year that would be age 19, and a mba two years after that would be at age 21 (19 + 2 if you didnt get that)</p>
<p>and its not like i was serious about that either. people take things too seriously</p>
<p>Logos: Don’t you need to finish undergrad before you start on your MBA? Unless you finish your undergrad by 18. You’ll have to grad from high school at an earlier age. You’re calculation is wrong.</p>
<p>y are u in a hurry? enjoy your 2to3year of UC!</p>
<p>I thought most people graduate HS at 17. Community college takes one more year. Then one could do just the pre-requisites and graduate college the next year. MBAs take one more year. However, one would have better luck getting a PhD in by 20 than getting into an MBA program without work experience.</p>
<p>I know, the entire point is to get into a proper university and do something interesting.</p>
<p>im pretty sure only a small number of people get a ba by the time they’re 19 and get an mba a year after. that would be pretty incredible especially from a decent grad school</p>
<p>I don’t even understand why anyone would want to get a MBA so much.</p>
<p>@ Logos:</p>
<p>Money.</p>