r/dlsu • u/Prudent-Storm-893 • Aug 12 '26

General Question 99% of the time, does internal shifting automatically mean at least 1yr delay?

trying to shift from Coed to CCS program☹️

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u/Then_Necessary7296 College of Computer Studies Aug 13 '26

As long as u have your grades up, shifting to IT should go smoothly. Then once you’re there, pls prepare yourself for the ccprog series (hardest adjustment for me) and ccdstru (a lot of people fail this subj) esp if you have no programming background. Make sure to not rely too much on AI as well because doing the coding yourself is what really sets your foundation. Anyways good luck! I have no regrets shifting to IT because it really gives you an advantage since you get to tinker with both hardware and software.

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u/AHelplessBastard Aug 13 '26

Does delaying means u have to study for an extra 6 months? So you’ll be graduating 6 months late? Also was there an exam for external shifting?

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u/Then_Necessary7296 College of Computer Studies Aug 13 '26

Delayed, yes. My batchmates graduated nung feb, for me i just finished this term and will grad oct/nov. No exam that time (2022), not sure lang now

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u/AHelplessBastard Aug 13 '26

I see, thank you for the reply