Big Simpin Losing Cheese
Bought my girl a Chanel bag, and she left me still
Where are the chances of transferring from that school.
What's the odds of being accepted to USC if you graduated from top of your class from University of Phoenix.
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Troy is full pleighboi.skyrunner1
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Track girl already paying off, got applications up ASAP 
For Grad school or transferring credits?
Very low likelihood...
What Major?
Why are we going to college in the first place? When this recession hits, you need a why.
Big Simpin Losing Cheese
Bought my girl a Chanel bag, and she left me still
This woman who in my Facebook Messenger is talking shyt to me cause I turned her down is bragging about being educated from that institution but haven't graduated and how her plan is to transfer to USC.
oh...women...don't pay it any mind.
Women look at a car as a cute utility, men want to know how it sounds, how fast it goes etc.
College is the same way. They like to SAY, I graduated from USC. In 2023 college degree by itself is worthless, its the Major. People don't get a general studies degree and automatically get jobs anymore.
Iād rather āgraduateā from Costco over USC in 2023 because I know I wonāt starve being in one of those places.
She may be able to pull off a transfer but in the professional world, a for profit university on your resume like the university of Phoenix is seen as a sign of poor judgement. Trade school or a cheap community College would have been a much better look.
From ChatGPT
It is difficult to give an accurate answer without knowing more information about your specific academic achievements and extracurricular activities, as well as the current admissions climate at USC. However, generally speaking, graduating at the top of your class from a for-profit institution like University of Phoenix may not carry the same weight as graduating at the top of your class from a prestigious non-profit institution. Additionally, the University of Southern California is a highly selective university, with an acceptance rate of around 17%. Therefore, the odds of being accepted to USC would likely be lower for a student who graduated from a for-profit institution, even if they were at the top of their class
That A.I ether
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UpAndComing
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Would be better to go to a Community College that has partnerships with USC, get an associates degree and then transferring to USC later
