wait wait! are you SURE that you can’t get any credits although they are same SUNY??!?!? That’s so wierd!! I will totally double check on that because that sounds wrong. I am sure SUNY accepts transferred students from other than SUNY and trust me.. they will not come there if they are going to become another freshman.

If this is the case, then this is what i think u should do. Don’t go to SUNY college and instead, go to community college and take all the easy classes that you can transfer to SUNY binghamton (call or meet with the advisors what classes you can transfer!!) At the same time, get a part time job relate to psychology or even volunteer so you could get that first stp on the door. That way, you will able to save money and make some money.

Hope this helped you! good luck!

Since you’re probably going to need a graduate degree anyway to further succeed in psychology, why not finish where you started and then apply to grad school? This way you wouldn’t have to repeat the last two years. You can go to the psychology department and ask to speak to someone who can tell you about opportunities upon graduation. Ask them what graduate schools people have gone to, since you’re worried about the program’s reputation. Or you can apply to another school now that will agree to transfer the credits you’ve already finished. Find out why SUNY Binghampton won’t transfer your credits. Is your college accredited, for instance? You’ll want to know why to help you make a final decision. Good luck.

Can you stick it out and begin a minor in psych next term? At least you know what you want to do, you are ahead of the game compared to most sophmores.

I know, you lose credits when you transfer, the SUNY and CUNY system is really disorganized. But, for the money you can’t beat it.