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redsox8191500+ posts

Not that RJM needs me to stand up for him but he is correct that in New England MANY schools will not accept local JUCO credits, especially if core classes. Here in New England the majority of the JUCO's are small community colleges and right or wrong their reputations are not good. Heck our high school stopped using the local CC for their A/P classes as they were finding out that those credits that high school kids thought they were earning were useless as most schools wouldn't accept them as they were from the local CC.

RJM is being honest in regards to MOST New England JUCO's and the difficulty in transferring their credits to MOST 4 year schools in New England.

I do realize that this isn't the case in other parts of the country but unfortunately it is the case here in the northeast.

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