Should i drop out of usc???

liek0806
Fri, 28 May 2010 23:14:59 +0000

I think you have to have been at a CCC for two consecutive semesters to be considered a CCC transfer, regardless of where you completed more units. As long as you don’t go over the private school transfer unit maximum(I think someone above mentioned something in the 80s), you shouldn’t have an issue qualifying for transfer admissions as a CCC student. As a CCC transfer student you can take as many units as you want(just as long as the private school units stay under that 80 or so mark).

I think you need to reevaluate your position. Thinking that somehow Berkeley is going to solve your “disatisfaction” issue with USC, isn’t the solution to your problems. You might end up hating Berkeley even more than USC. You really don’t know what a school or environment or classes will be like until you actually are a student attending that particular school. Delaying your academic career just to have a better shot at transferring into another school is a time waster. There are no benefits, at the undergrad level, in you attending UCB over USC. Arguably, some majors are stronger at UCB, but if you can’t take make the best of what USC has to offer, then it won’t matter that you’re at a stronger department elsewhere, because you most likely won’t take advantage of the resources there either.