It took 7 years for me to graduate from college (bachelor's degree). Failing certain classes no matter how hard I try and switching majors, I ultimately realized my passion
its so important to remember there is no right or wrong way to do college!! everyone's journey looks different and we learn through our experiences!! i'm glad you found your passion and didn't give up thanks for watching
Graduating from undergrad fast makes sense financially. I did the same because I was taking all the AP tests I can fit in. But finding a job in a short period can be hard. In that case, taking advantage of the Master's transfer program (if offered in the school) + tuition waiver helps...
This was so helpful! I’m at ucsc rn and came in with two years of community college. I’m graduating next year at 20 and I’m TERRIFIED. Hearing your experience was great
Yes! The 20 unit quarters that’s 2 ge’s plus 2 major req ones (one req, one elective). I did that twice and it was smooth… also girlllll cc classes had more credits that transferred in. I took math23 at a cc and I got 7 credits instead of the normal ucsc amount
im not planning to graduate early and clicked on this video anyway for shits and giggles. finished it seriously impressed, WENT TO THE COMMENT SECTION and my jaw actually dropped. Your articulation + confidence and video quality seriously had me thinking this was a huge channel omg. keep it up
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It took 7 years for me to graduate from college (bachelor's degree). Failing certain classes no matter how hard I try and switching majors, I ultimately realized my passion
its so important to remember there is no right or wrong way to do college!! everyone's journey looks different and we learn through our experiences!! i'm glad you found your passion and didn't give up thanks for watching
Graduating from undergrad fast makes sense financially. I did the same because I was taking all the AP tests I can fit in. But finding a job in a short period can be hard. In that case, taking advantage of the Master's transfer program (if offered in the school) + tuition waiver helps...
This was so helpful! I’m at ucsc rn and came in with two years of community college. I’m graduating next year at 20 and I’m TERRIFIED. Hearing your experience was great
i totally get how you feel and am glad my video could help!!
Is it beneficial to go to a community college and then transfer to a U, in order to help speed the process up?
Another great video! I even played this one for my junior/senior high school class.
omg you're my fav influencer!! def subscribed and appreciate your wisdom and KNOWLEDGE
Yes! The 20 unit quarters that’s 2 ge’s plus 2 major req ones (one req, one elective). I did that twice and it was smooth… also girlllll cc classes had more credits that transferred in. I took math23 at a cc and I got 7 credits instead of the normal ucsc amount
yes!!! i wish i started taking CC classes earlier on!!!
im not planning to graduate early and clicked on this video anyway for shits and giggles. finished it seriously impressed, WENT TO THE COMMENT SECTION and my jaw actually dropped. Your articulation + confidence and video quality seriously had me thinking this was a huge channel omg. keep it up
thank you so much!! i really appreciate it and am glad you enjoyed the video!
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I was planning on doing a graduating early video too!! Like right when I got back to Austin this week hahahah
omg please make it i would love to hear abt ur experiences too!!
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