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Yes, if you're looking to wind up at an out of state uni, you're probably screwed and will have to fork over massive amounts of cash. If you're looking for in
by lostcolony 11y ago
Yes, if you're looking to wind up at an out of state uni, you're probably screwed and will have to fork over massive amounts of cash.
If you're looking for in state, though, the savings from a CC are huge, especially if you can still live at home while attending, and it doesn't affect your academic record (well, it may indirectly in whether your GPA transfers when your credits do)
- dragonwriter 11y agoIts not just an in-state/out-of-state issue. In-state private universities (which in many cases are less expensive for many students after need-based aid than public universities) may be just as problematic as out-of-state universities in taking CC credits. > If you're looking for in state, though, the savings from a CC are huge, especially if you can still live at home while attending "Live at home while attending" vs. "move out to live near school" is a separate axis of variation from CC vs. university. But, yes, its somewhat more likely that this will be a viable option with a CC.