Community college credit transfer to SJSU?

Has anyone here transferred from a community college to San Jose State University? I'm curious about how well the credits transfer and if there are any specific courses that usually don't make the cut.

Transferring community college credits to a four-year university like San Jose State University (SJSU) can often be a favorable process, particularly if you're in California and taking advantage of the articulation system in place across the state.

If you're attending a California community college, check out Assist.org. It's an online tool that provides transfer planning information specifically on how course credits at California community colleges can be transferred to public universities in California (both CSU and UC).

For SJSU, many general ed and major preparation courses are articulated between SJSU and community colleges, meaning they'll transfer seamlessly and count towards your degree requirements. But note that not all courses at community colleges have an equivalent course at SJSU, so these may not apply to specific requirements. Some may also transfer as elective credits.

Remember that in order for credits to transfer, you typically must have earned a C grade or better in the course. Additionally, each college or department has specific requirements and maximum transferable units, so always double check with the school and your intended department.

Ideally, you should also schedule a meeting with an academic advisor at your current community college as well as an admissions representative or transfer advisor at SJSU. They can provide information specific to your situation and help ensure a smooth transfer process.