Reply to "Do high academic schools take JUCO tranfers?"

CADad5,000+ posts

From an NCAA standpoint if you've been at a JC for 3 full years, i.e. enrolled full time for 6 semesters, then you have to have completed 60% of the coursework in your major to be able to play baseball the year that you transfer. It is very difficult to complete 60% of most majors at a JC.

If you are talking a straight academic transfer with no sports involved then there should be no difference between being at a JC 2 or 3 years.

That is one reason that some JC players do not enroll full time their first semester in the fall.

1/21/1110:54 PM

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