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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I work for a college and am the person who signs off on your transfer credits. Some advice:
1. Technically you can transfer in a little under half the credits and still get a diploma from Big Name university.
2. In practice there may be specific classes (like a freshman seminar, writing class or senior capstone) that your university requires be taken only at Big Name school.
3. Certain majors may have a class that cannot be transferred in but needs to be taken at Big Name university.
4. If you are thinking about taking courses elsewhere and transferring them in, speak with the registrar and someone in your department first. Make sure you have the syllabus for the course you want to transfer and the name of the textbook. Get permission in advance so you know the credits will transfer and be accepted.
5. Keep copies of the term papers you write in the course etc. In case a professor later raises issues about whether the course is equivalent. 
6. Sometimes there are rules like only courses where you get a b or better will transfer.  Make sure you know these rules in advance.
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PP here.  Depends on the school.

Your program has to take the credits, before the registrar of the school has to take the credits.  The program you are joinINg makEs most of the rules, and only WHEN you are joining that program.  - THERE ARE NO HYPOTHETICALS.

You are giving partially bad information.

Depends on the school - I can't say this enough.

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