<p>So I am a freshman at a small school in Oklahoma called Southeastern Oklahoma State University. I am here to do their pilot program to learn how to be a pilot. It’s cool but I want to also peruse something else than a pilot. I’m from the Dllas area and have always wanted to go to UTA. I feel like If I could transfer, I would transfer to COLA and do Econ. UT has a flying club, so I can still continue my flight training at a discounted rate through the school just to have options for my future ya know. No harm with that. HOWEVER, of the 16 hours/semester I am taking, 7 are aviation courses, which means only 9hrs are just regular, “transferable courses.” i would only have 18hs out of 30 at the end of the year. you have to have 30 hours to transfer to UTA that they accept and I doubt they would accept the pilot courses. They DO have a form to send to them to elevaluate controversial credits. I can’t just rely on that but now that I’ve done the math, there maybe no way I’ll be able to transfer for sophomore year there. What’s y’alls opinion?</p>
<p>Check with UT and see if you can apply as a freshman. It wouldn’t make your chances any better but it’s a possibility. Lots of freshman enter with college hours through dual credit, ap classes, or summer classes. Don’t just visit their website, get in contact with a person from the admissions office that can answer your questions.</p>