[hl0m4n]

i will be a freshman at manhattan college for fall semester. can i stay at manhattan college for 2 years and transfer to NYU and graduate with the class of 2011?

does this apply to any college?

[ejazbmw]

i transfered and graduated in 5 years since the college i went to did not accept all of my credits from my previous college so be careful with that

[Nikki]

best to research on the schools' websites and talk to advising.

[bigpapapablo]

nyu is not worth it...

[Couch]

As long as you take enough hours, anything is possible. And that is 4 years, so how could you not.

My cousin graduated from Boston U with her masters in Physical Therapy in 4 years. That's 21 hours a semester and most summer school I think.

Enjoy college though. Don't take everything so seriously that you miss out on having fun. I graduated in 5 and should have pushed it to 6 just because.

And don't push yourself on grades too much. They may help you get the interview and put you ahead, but if your social skills suck you won't get hired.

Lastly, do internships. As many as you can, especially in the desired field.

[hl0m4n]

thanks for the tip guys.

hey why do you say NYU isn't worth it btw?

i want to get my MBA and start a car business like CEC only i plan not to use their sponsored products but products that i know such as porsche, benz, and bmw of course . yes i would need a huge investor, or a rich partner to start it out but i want an internship at bmw but those are sure damn hard to get.

can i not transfer after just 2 years at manhattan and finish my other 2 at NYU and still graduate year 2011 class?

my friend told me this only applies with community colleges. can anyone confirm that?

[SoYank]

A lot of the credit hours you get in your course of study at Manhattan may not transfer for your major at NYU. Those hours that don't transfer directly to your major can still count towards your degree but as elective courses. If they don't fall into this category then you'll need more hours which may delay your graduation either to the fall of 2011 or spring of 2012.

I transferred after an Associate of Applied Science and not all hours counted. To complicate my degree, I changed majors a semester after the transfer and lost more credit hours. I ended up with 157 hours for a 128 hour degree.

[Oregano123]

Originally Posted by hl0m4n

thanks for the tip guys.

hey why do you say NYU isn't worth it btw?

i want to get my MBA and start a car business like CEC only i plan not to use their sponsored products but products that i know such as porsche, benz, and bmw of course . yes i would need a huge investor, or a rich partner to start it out but i want an internship at bmw but those are sure damn hard to get.

can i not transfer after just 2 years at manhattan and finish my other 2 at NYU and still graduate year 2011 class?

my friend told me this only applies with community colleges. can anyone confirm that?

I transferred from Baruch to Binghamton. The timeline does not really matter. You can transfer in your 4th year if you wanted, but it is not advised. In addition, you dont need to go to NYU to start a car business. Shelling out 45k a year so that you can read things that you can teach yourself....