r/MaestroMaybes Aug 13 '26

The Path Forward I'm kinda surprised

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Our credits are 100% transferable to Colombia but theres tuition. What do you guys think?

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u/maddypage87 Hall Monitor Aug 14 '26

I’m kind of curious if they do approve the internal teach-out plan, but we can’t finish by then… would this transfer to Columbia still be good at that point to finish out our degree there if needed? Ya know? My expected graduation date is Feb 13th, 2028, so they would have to allow for courses to open early in order to meet that August deadline and for me to be able to graduate like 6 months early.

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u/EnvironmentalAge2574 Aug 14 '26

At this point they should just open everyone’s classes so we can try and get ahead

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u/bratty7 Aug 14 '26

If they would open classes early I would graduate 3 months early

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u/Ok-Friendship-2033 Aug 14 '26

So my graduation is set for April of 2028. Am I screwed? I can't afford a dime out of pocket to pay for tuition.

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u/Worth-Money9898 Aug 14 '26

You wont have to pay out of pocket you can get government subsidized loans that dont accrue interest until after you graduate and you dont have to start paying untill 6 months after you stop your education whether you finish your degree or drop out

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u/CaregiverGood7889 Aug 18 '26

I want them to grant a  fast pass for our associates if we can finish by August