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Hey guys
>21
>going to community college in texas
>Taking three classes at the moment
>Gonna take some more simple classes during my summer break too to double down on the speed of me leaving my community college.
>So far I'm doing far better than my high school self
>Paying attention in class, haven't fallen asleep ONCE in any of my classes, and I'm doing my assignments more or less.
>Some more prioritized than others
Anyways
>TL;DR Can I transfer to a 4 year university and get a degree on electrical engineering by getting B's for the most part?
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>>18146001
bumpin once again
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>>18146001
if you cant get all As at a shitty fucking CC, you arent going to get xfered to a decent 4-year.
put in the fucking effort
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It depends on the CC and your target 4 year. If you are trying to transfer to UT at Austin, hell no.
I would recommend supporting your 3.0 with extracurriculars (that you can easily time manage). More importantly, pick schools that take 3.0's from your CC in your major +70% of the time, with a few long shots thrown in.
Double-down do not falter in your studies, though.
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>>18146098
>>18146089
Thank you anons, I needed the info. I'll try harder.
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>>18146001
All B's at CC is workable for a transfer to a moderate league college. However, if you want something higher, it would be expensive.
Otherwise, consider staying at CC if money is an issue: you can be an electrician easier than an electrical engineer.
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