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I just got my transfer credits from Rutgers today, and they accepted 12 of them. I am an out of state college student. I had some credits from a community college while I was dual enrolled and it looked like they didn’t even review those. I was wondering if I should email them and ask or wait until star day. Additionally they said my completions of bio had to be from same school but I got my bio 1 from the community college and the other from my university.

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Hello! I am currently in college for biological sciences, with being something in the healthcare field. At first going into college, I wanted to be a Pharmacist but an industry Pharmacist I was burnt out on this idea when I worked as a pharmacy tech in a retail store I know retail and industry in different branches in pharmacy are very diverse but I am just unsure. Then my other idea was becoming a PA since it broaden my choices, with PA school I could go into surgery, derm or any other specialty. Additionally I just started considered dentistry because I love teeth, but I’m unsure of the lifestyle. Honestly, my ultimate goal is to start my own brand and give back to the world. I know it sounds cheesy, but I really appreciate all this world has to offer. I could leave my mark on others, in need I would love too. I love helping people that genuinely need the help and ask you for help. They are really grateful for your service please if anyone has any job ideas or ideas for me to try please let me know.

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Hey! I’m transferring into Rutgers-NB from NC. I was dual enrolled in high school so I have about 46 credits basically all the gen eds from cc. Then I have 14 from college. Those credits are mainly for my major and like some filler classes that counted towards my Gen Ed’s. I was wondering if all of my classes would transfer smoothly?