transfer

[Drwanabe]

hello, i was wondering if one could start out at say CMU and then transfer to SABA, if the school is in the antilles and the curriculum is layed out the same. just curious.

[tpw2k]

hey, I can't give you a definite answer but if I was to guess, I would say there is close to a 0% chance that Saba will accept transfers from a new school and one that doesn't have california approval.

[KarmaInsight]

hello, i was wondering if one could start out at say CMU and then transfer to SABA, if the school is in the antilles and the curriculum is layed out the same. just curious.

I know a few transfers. The problem is you have to start from term 1. Not too many wanna do that.

[gianefiasco]

there is few trnasfers in my class and they all had to start from semester 1.

[morefunmd]

hey, I can't give you a definite answer but if I was to guess, I would say there is close to a 0% chance that Saba will accept transfers from a new school and one that doesn't have california approval.


I think Saba accepts transfers, but they need to start from the beginning...In other words, you take all the classses you took in your former school again..

[rdecastro]

I think Saba accepts transfers, but they need to start from the beginning...In other words, you take all the classses you took in your former school again..

Unless it's a school that is already California approved, you do have to start over. So it's not really a transfer, it's a re-do.

If the school is California approved but doesn't offer classes that Saba does (infomatics is a good example) you have to take them, too - no matter what semester you transfer into.

[morefunmd]

Unless it's a school that is already California approved, you do have to start over. So it's not really a transfer, it's a re-do.

If the school is California approved but doesn't offer classes that Saba does (infomatics is a good example) you have to take them, too - no matter what semester you transfer into.

yes, it is like re-do rather than transfer.