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It's not too late, but it may be too expensive to transfer, and if you have to retake all the classes, you might get bored. It doesn't sound like a good idea to
by t-3 4y ago
It's not too late, but it may be too expensive to transfer, and if you have to retake all the classes, you might get bored. It doesn't sound like a good idea to transfer to me, but if you attach a lot of importance to going to the "best" school, then do that.
- 18throwaway18 4y agoMoney isn't an issue. Thanks for the advice though - do you think employers or postgrad admissions officers will look upon it negatively though?
- toast0 4y agoIf none of your credits transfer, would you even tell employers about your two wasted years? Graduate studies, maybe you have to tell them, but if your top school data is good, why should they care? Although if you get bored and do poorly because taking the same two years again is repetitive and maybe demotivating, that wouldn't look good.