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It's important to note that some colleges restrict the number of credits you can take/earn during the time between high school graduation and college matriculat
by kevindong 7y ago
It's important to note that some colleges restrict the number of credits you can take/earn during the time between high school graduation and college matriculation.
My alma mater, Purdue, permits incoming freshmen to take a gap year (but not purely due to Coronavirus [0]). During that year, the would-be freshmen may not take >=12 credit hours of courses or else their admission will be rescinded and the freshmen would be required to reapply as a transfer student [1].
[0]: https://admissions.purdue.edu/faq/ https://admissions.purdue.edu/faq/
[1]: https://www.admissions.purdue.edu/gapyear/index.php https://www.admissions.purdue.edu/gapyear/index.php
- Robotbeat 7y agoBehavior like this and the for-credit/not-for-credit distinction (for the same class!) is some rent-seeking, power-imbalance nonsense. I hope we figure out a better way.
- soared 7y agoI would disagree. If you were accepted, but then had significant changes to your application you should reapply. It makes sense that an acceptance is good for 3 months, and then you’ll need to reapply after that. If you went to a new school, the reapplication process is different.
- sys_64738 7y agoPick a better college than this one then. There are plenty.