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If he's there for grades, he has to stay two years.
Posted on: April 19, 2018 at 22:15:43 CT
zodiac6 JC
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I believe the rule is three semesters (not counting summers) before a non-qualifier can transfer from junior college to a four-year NCAA school.
The only non-qualifier I've heard of who made it through junior college in one year was Nate Strong, but that required leaving high school a semester early to start the three-semester window early. Verge didn't do that, so he's not an option until the 2019 class (hypothetically could pull an O'Liney and transfer at the semester, I guess).
The only non-qualifier I've heard of who made it through junior college in one year was Nate Strong, but that required leaving high school a semester early to start the three-semester window early. Verge didn't do that, so he's not an option until the 2019 class (hypothetically could pull an O'Liney and transfer at the semester, I guess).
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If he's there for grades, he has to stay two years. - zodiac6 JC - 4/19 22:15:43