Decisions, where to go? - Page 4

***Admin*** · 05-11-05, 12:50 AM

I doubt the difficulty of the classes matter when it comes to transfer. Your GPA and credits transferrable are what's important.

From what I hear, architecture internships and jobs are easy to find in the Los Angeles County because it is plentiful compared to other cities.

jayandbutton · 05-11-05, 06:07 AM

best i understand not being in arch the CPP internships are awesome with interfacing among very major firms around so cal. also have reason to believe that arch is impacted both at pomona at SLO. pomona always has had far more summer classes than SLO, not sure why, other than maybe lots of SLO students leave the central coast to do internships in bay area and so cal? there are lots of transfers between the two campuses all the time; you ususally don't lose credits since the programs are so similar. also true of many CSUs but guess it gets trickier when you move into UC land.

since polar, phoenix, giants and falieson are all students at SLO maybe they can add to this thread.

falieson · 05-13-05, 08:08 AM

ikwak - my declared major is physics though I actually have no idea if I will stick with it. :-/ Sort of undecided at this point in life.

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05-11-05, 12:50 AM	#61 (permalink)
*Admin* Think About It Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 4,983	I doubt the difficulty of the classes matter when it comes to transfer. Your GPA and credits transferrable are what's important. From what I hear, architecture internships and jobs are easy to find in the Los Angeles County because it is plentiful compared to other cities.

05-11-05, 06:07 AM	#62 (permalink)
jayandbutton Guru Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 638	best i understand not being in arch the CPP internships are awesome with interfacing among very major firms around so cal. also have reason to believe that arch is impacted both at pomona at SLO. pomona always has had far more summer classes than SLO, not sure why, other than maybe lots of SLO students leave the central coast to do internships in bay area and so cal? there are lots of transfers between the two campuses all the time; you ususally don't lose credits since the programs are so similar. also true of many CSUs but guess it gets trickier when you move into UC land. since polar, phoenix, giants and falieson are all students at SLO maybe they can add to this thread.

05-13-05, 08:08 AM	#63 (permalink)
falieson Newcomer Joined: Apr 2005 Location: Off Campus - SLO Posts: 45	ikwak - my declared major is physics though I actually have no idea if I will stick with it. :-/ Sort of undecided at this point in life.