three questions...

Transfer Students
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<p>i take five classes which are GEs and two mjaor classes now.</p>

<p>but I failed a midterm of major class. I got a D, and I cannot get A even though I try A of final test and other high grades of homework, so I am going to drop this class then retake again.</p>

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<li><p>If i retake the class, does the class continue the same ways and works of last quarter or previous works? I mean are they same homework or same tests? because I was done with a lot of work of the class in this quarter until i failed the midterm.</p></li>
<li><p>I will take four classes in summer. I know It is very crazy, but they are extreamly VERY EASY classes which I will register and one in class and online three classes at home so 16.5 units. Anybody has attepted four classes in summer?</p></li>
<li><p>when I apply an university, do I have to complete the classes with 45 units?</p></li>
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<li><p>Depends if you have the same teacher who uses the same syllabus and uses the same textbooks and has decided to keep the structure of the class the same. Or the SAME teacher might over the summer redesign the entire course and use a different syllabus, different book, different bank of tests and assignments, etc. And of course, you might get a different professor who also uses a radically different syllabus and uses a different textbook and decides to use different tests. </p></li>
<li><p>It is totally possible if they are actually easy classes (though a bunch of small assignments can take up an insane amount of time) AND you have the time and organization to do all the work. It takes a lot of concentration because there may be days you may have to do nothing but schoolwork. </p></li>
<li><p>Depends on the university. Some universities accept students with less than 45 (or even less). Other universities require you have 60 units (like CSUs and UCs). And on the far end, there are universities that disqualify a transfer application for having more than 80 - 90 units. You MUST read the transfer requirements and restrictions for EACH college because each is different.</p></li>
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