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Originally posted by Peaches@Feb 6 2004, 08:51 AM
On the other hand, when I enrolled in college, I made the mistake of taking all "major level" courses for my psychology major. I was taking 300-500 class levels the two years I was there which now won't transfer to another college.
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Jesus, what a load of shit.
One, its upper division and not "major level". Two, there is not a university worth a shit in this country that would allow someone to just jump into all upper division courses their first year, in fact, I would venture so far as to say it would be damn near impossible. Did you not have an advisor? Did the registrar not question why someone with absolutely no prerequisite courses would be trying to take upper division courses? 500? Thats grad school in 95% of the schools in this country hick, and you are not going to convince anyone on this board that you were taking grad level psych courses your freshman or sophomore year... or have even heard the term GRE. Even as a grad student I would not be able to register for upper division courses in another major without the professors approval, advisors ok, and then passing it on to the registrar.
What you are spewing is 100% bullshit. Upper division psych that wont transfer, give me a fucking break. I have had the pleasure of attending 4 different universities and in order for something not to transfer, it has to be so obscure the university laughs at you, or the school you are transfering from sucks and they wont recognize the shit you learned at that school. Everything transfers if its even half decent.
But then again, I havent been going to community college in Georgia either.
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But I tried to take public health 101, algebra 101, english 101, etc. but I was bored to tears as I'd already learned it.....but they were required for graduation. Why?
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You couldnt make it past your sophomore year and you ask why? You are the reason why. Its a weeding out process. Ask your son.