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JediTalentAgent posted:It was a very protracted and screwed up situation that gradually got worse and worse. You wouldn't be the only one that never heard of it. I'd spoken to other schools over the years that never heard of it either. From reading your original post, my guess is that the plans for graduation regarding date of initial matriculation would change if you took too long. Schools sometimes change their core requirements but I've never heard of it happening like yours where you get screwed over, only people taking 7-10 years and that's at one institution, not split across two. I would have thought you'd just have to meet the "new" requirements, not have to leave.
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Dammerung posted:Just found out today that my institution has been mistakenly thinking of me as a Sophomore because the credits I got from my previous institution don't seem to have transferred over yet. It's only been a year and a half, it seems like it should have been more than enough time for those credits to have been counted, but what do I know? Did you transfer between states or from private to public/vice versa?
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Dammerung posted:Nope, nothing like that - both colleges are members of the SUNY system, which makes this miscommunication really strange. The SUNY system doesn't have a standardized system of credits? That is surprising.
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Tweet Me Balls posted:I haven't gone to college for a while, but I loving love it when state universities raise tuition because costs are so high, oh no you guys and then they build luxury dorms so that students can pay even more out the rear end to stay there the first year. There was a thread once talking about why education is so expensive and all I remember was "rock climbing walls, undergraduates love them some rock climbing walls." It's the best way to put it.
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