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Can I transfer credits from a Brazilian University to the US?

Can you transfer to a you university if you have 90 credits and the universities maximum credits is 60 credit?

  • I go to a community college in california, I have a 3.3 GPA and I have 90 credits. I want to go to some schools on the east cost, but they only accept 60 credits maximum. Will I be ...show more

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    If that's the rule there is nothing much you can do about it. And form what I can gather it is a rule at a a fair number of (but far from all) schools. However plenty of schools dont have a rule like that - why not transfer there? Something in the back of my mind however tells me there is an out as far as UC's are concerned. If I remember correctly providing those credits were from a CC in California they will accept you with 90 credits. The UC's are all good schools - I would go there. Then I would do post-grad on the east coast. Thanks Bill

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I think you should contact the university you want to go to and ask them.

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